Rain Bird SSF70-50S Drip Emitter Tubing, 1/2"

I kind of hate to spill the beans, but this is the best retail drip tubing. I have used it for over ten years. I’ve buried it deep in put it under mulch I live in Florida and for 7-8 months roots weeds vines grow like crazy. The emitter is copper impregnated and roots do not grow into them. They have a simple self pressure regulator build on to each emitter and I’ve had 7 year old line function like day one. So yea the go to every thing else is a joke.

Great subsurface tubing. I have purchased this 6 times probably. This is the tubing you want if it is buried.

Nice dark dirt color

This Rainbird drip line is so much nicer to work with va the dark original tubing. The fittings slide in the tubing much easier and they are very secure too.

Product matched what was installed in my home. Easy to work with you need to remember to cut far enough away from any hold as it has about 2 inches around the hole where it is reinforced so you don't want to cut close to a hole, just keep that in mind and you will have no issues with fittings pushing in especially if you heat it up a bit.

I had this drip line installed at my last house by a landscaping company, who spoke highly of the quality and copper to keep out roots. This emitter line is easy to cut and connect to fittings, especially on a warm and sunny day. The only challenge is that it wants to coil back up after unrolling, so be prepared to use something to hold it down or have someone help. I wish I would have waited for someone to be home to help since the landscape staple things I was using were popping out of the soft soil. Also, if you will be using this in a grid pattern and not just a straight run, you will need more than you think. I quickly ran out and needed another roll. I'm glad it's a good price and Amazon has fast shipping. I now no longer need to pull my hose across my yard to water a patch of wildflowers on a hill behind a tall retaining wall. My sprinkler timer and the drip lines now take care of it.

Used it for a drip for two flower strips. Works good!

Nothing special. I am in the process of replacing thousands of feet of drip line, because the squirrels have chewed in so many places, the tubing is now a sprinkler and the pressure is severely diminished. Damn squirrels!. I am trying this newer rain bird drip irrigation tubing for the first time. Only bought 200 feet of tube and couplers to start, but like most of these thin drip tubes, they kink easily. It someone could come up with a plastic that is not candy to squirrels, then they have something new and improved.