Bosmere Haws All Brass 24" Watering Lance with Ball Valve for Adjustable Flow and Fine Oval Rose

My water wands typically break within about a year. It's so wasteful. This time, I decided to go with a name known for quality, that's Haws. They have a reputation going back to 1885, and their products are made in Birmingham, England. I haven't been particularly keen to send money to China.I am so glad that I did. This piece has a nice weight to it. It works beautifully. It diffuses the spray so fine you could water seedlings. It makes watering more enjoyable. My last garden wand got me more wet than my plants, as it cracked.This water wand is so beautiful, I don't want to leave it lying around with the hose. I'll probably put it away after each use.In the long run, this will be more economical. Better to buy quality that lasts than keep throwing money away on cheap goods that break and spray water all down your front.

This is constructed well and easy to screw on to your garden hose. My plants really seemed to enjoy it. Provides lots of water without damaging them. The handle is long and the head swivels so you can reach deep into your beds.

This product worked fine for approximately one month. Now it leaks terribly a a joint, and cannot be tightened or repaired. It is unusable.I am attempting to contact the company to resolve but the return window is closed. For a product in this price range, the quality is severely lacking. Beware

Quality. This product will last a lifetime. Unlike the plastic models that I have been purchasing every other year @ $25-$35. When you get it you can feel the superior quality of the metal used to make it. I did notice some leakage initially from the hose threads as another review said, but that went away (although if it had persisted it would be as simple as applying some plumbers tape to the hose). The price point is high but as I had stated, this watering lance is very good & should last you a lifetime. So, if you are a gardener, forget the cheap * from china & get yourself something nice.

Quality is beyond everything I've seen out on the markets. While this is reflected in the price, I think it is worth it.Two points to consider:Length - the 'lance,' or wand, is noticeably shorter than others I've used in the past. This might be a pro if you're watering seedlings on a bench or a con if you're trying to reach a plant deep in a row.Weight - the unit is substantive. I like the feel and heft and it does not bother me. If you are bothered by holding a hose, this isn't going to help.I would buy again but do wish it was 6" - 12" longer

Very expensive watering device. Definitel a work of art.

Unfortunately this is the second product that we have purchased from this company that has broke. I emailed them to see about a replacement and never heard back. I don't usually write reviews but felt it was important to let others know that they may want to spend their money elsewhere. We love the features of the wand but the brass faceplate that makes the sprinkler pattern popped off, making it pretty much unusable now. Not the quality you would expect from an $80 product.

It seems insane to spend this much on a watering wand.... and then it arrives and you use it. Only a true gardener would get this but using this thing is awesome. How in the world does it water so well and yet so gently... honestly it's a work of art. Yes, it is heavier than one would expect or be used to if using plastic wand. I absolutely love this thing.