DRAMM 12806 Touch-N-Flow Rain Wand 30-Inch Length, Berry

I ordered this and the Toro wand. The Toro is actually worth the price and is heavier and of solid construction. This one is very lightweight and obviously cheap. It has no spray adjustments and the head is immovable. It should be priced around $10 instead of $25. Home Depot has one that is $10 that is better than this one.

Excellent initial quality. The orange color is true to the pictures: nice bright metallic finish. Fit and finish appear excellent. No leaks at connection. In use, this wand has been impressive. High flow with a gentle spray at the same time. The "touch n flow" handle-operated valve feels solid and engages positively, almost like an on off switch. This makes it a bit harder to modulate flow between 0 and full. Based this operation combined with the high flow rate, one potential issue for those with many small or full pots is that it can quickly overflow pots. Thankfully, it's not high flow AND high pressure, so it does not blast dirt out of pots or blast mulch from around plantings. It replaces a Melnor "gentle rain" wand which cracked at the connection and began leaking profusely. Comparing the two, the dramm is clearly a step up. The dramm wand flows more water, but at a more gentle pressure. The on/off valve also feels much more solid and the handle is slightly more comfortable. Impressive watering tool so far; if it can hold up for at least a full year, then it was worth paying double what the Melnor cost me. I will update with any problems that arise. Hope this review helps.

Very good product sturdy works good.

Reliable, good quality

These are great I have two of them