TEKTUBE 1/2" Dia. X 50' - White Schedule 40 Ultra Flexible PVC Pipe- Made in the USA

This tube ID fits over 3/4" hose barb very snug with a hose clamp. It can be bent or expanded with a heat gun. A tighter radius can be formed with the heat gun also. If the bend will crimp (or collapse) the tubing you can insensert a piece of appropriate size rope, then heat and bend the outside and let it cool down. I bent the 3/4" to 1" radius for my application with perfect shape when it cooled.P.S. experiment with the amount of heating to make it soft as a wet noodle then let it cool or plunge it into room temp water to set the shape. A little soap will help retract the rope and hold the ID.

I needed to put 16ft of 0.5in schedule 40 pic pipe at eve level to form a wall mister irrigation project. This flex pipe allowed an easy interconnect to the vertical wall pipe, Didn't know about this product before but I can now see many uses. It will of course not make a tight right angle bend. My 0.5in piece probably needed a 6in radius bend, but it can bend in multiple dimensions to essentially twist.It glued up nicely with pvc cement and is running under irrigation pump pressure. If you are joining to solid pipe after a tight bend, I recommend securing the flex to a solid object to relieve any strain on the joint.

I needed to replace the crappy flexible pipe that came with my pond pump. It was literally disintegrating underground. This flexible pvc allows for easy install and seems like it will last for ages unless exposed to uv constantly. Well worth the cost. My pond installer should have done it right the first time!

I have never used anything but rigid PVC before, so I wasn't sure what to expect here. Received it very timely. It was more flexible then I thought it would be and tougher than I thought it would be as well. I could get the "pipe" to about a 12" diameter circle just squeezing it by hand for test. It cut fine with a sawzall and glued up nicely with purple primer and regular glue. Very impressed to this point. Will give some time to see how it holds up. Impressed at this point. Well worth the money,

This was a really easy way to repair a couple of broken lines after a loader rolling over them broke them quite nicely. Sure beat digging a bunch of line up to fix with rigid PVC.

Amazon: ¾" flexible PVC from HydroMaxx or Tektube The product was advertised made in the USA thus I bought it. After using it for a few months this hose was leaking, I cutted off where the leak is. I see the cracks inside the tube liner and I can hear the cracking sound. I don't recommend you buy this product. In the past I bought a 1" flexible PVC from amazon and learned the lessons that the product was made in China. I did not verify the origin of the manufacturer country until the leak occurred. The lesson learned this time I made sure it specified the country manufacturer origin which I bought the ¾" from HydroMaxx they labeled manufacturing in the USA (?). Don't believe it until you installed it, then you found out it was cracking leaks but it was too late to return to amazon. Good luck on your projects.

We use it all winter long even when the temperature gets down to below zero. Tube does not crack UV protectant

The flexible PVC tubing was shipped and arrived quickly. It came in a plastic bag that didn't fair too well, but the PVC tubing was fine. I used a portion to install some new plumbing on my pool. I glued the flexible PVC tubing inside PVC slip joint connectors, and everything worked great.