VIVIDA 1-1/2" Sink Drain Pipe Kit, Flexible Drain Pipe P Trap, 7.5"-17.7" Flexible P Trap, Under Sink Plumbing for Bathroom & Kitchen, 1-1/4" Adapter Included, 1 PACK

Nice product

Very good and flexible

Works as expected. Easy to install!

Easy easy install, Im thinking of doing the install on the other side of the Kitchen sink as well.I paired this item with a new Drain basket.

I replaced an existing glued P trap to bathroom sink by cutting where it connected to (black pipe) ABS to drain line under sink (used this on youtube "How to replace a sink P-Trap yourself!"). I needed these items to complete the job beyond PVC (white pipe) primer and glue:(search amazon)"KES Bathroom Sink Drain Without Overflow Vessel Sink Lavatory Vanity Pop Up Drain Stopper Polished Chrome, All Metal Rustproof Brass and 304 Stainless Steel, S2008D-CH""Green, Medium Bodied Transition Cement (1/4 Pint)""Canplas 192851A PVC DWV Female Trap Adapter, 1-1/2-Inch, White"When transitioning between black ABS and white PVC use transition cement (check permits in your area first). Prime the PVC then apply green to PVC and ABS then connect. Follow youtube instruction above.I messed up and used PVC primer and glue to connect ABS to PVC. It held fine like this for me - but is not recommended. Supposedly over time the connection can weaken and leak.Remove your sink drain stopper assembly. Replace with new drain stopper assembly. You will not need the extension part of the drain stopper kit. As you will screw the end of the drain stopper assembly into the drain sink adapter part of snake kit to the snake. Make sure to use the adapter gasket as well as the gasket between the adapter to sink and end of snake. Then connect other 1-1/2" end with gasket to wall connection.Very happy with this setup. Works great! No leaks. Drain stopper is really nice touch and will prevent my wife from losing things down the sink.

Product was barely long enough for the area I needed it, also cheaply made I'm scared to bend it too much into place

This product works great

This drain pipe was very flexible just as described in the description and implied from the name, unlike a more expensive "flexible" pipe (the grey one) that I tried to use before I found the Viviida Flexible Drain Pipe. When I started to connect the plumbing for the bathroom sink, I didn't realize that the new toilet had pushed the vanity down a couple of inches from where it had been before, causing a misalignment with the drain pipe and waste pipe. The first "flexible" pipe had very little give to it and when connected to the waste pipe, pulled the upper part of the drain pipe (above the p-trap) off vertical. Though it wasn't leaking, it looked like a leak waiting to happen. Then I came across the Vivida pipe on Amazon and thought it appeared to be worth trying. No quotes around flexible for this one! I believe it could be flexed to any position needed. As you can see from the photos, the white flexible pipe is not in a conventional configuration, but it works, and all the connections are secure and sealed. I didn't use this pipe as a p-trap although I could have. Given the existing plumbing that was in place, it just seemed easier to connect the Vivida pipe to the p-trap and waste pipe. It's been installed for over a month, now, and everything is working fine.