Dramm Handi-Reach Handle - 24 in L - 3/4 in Male & Female Hose Threads

Reach Plants Without Stretching or Stopping - 24 in Wand

Hand watering slows down when you keep bending, stretching and walking back to reposition. This wand extends your reach so you can water at a steady pace. It pairs a comfort grip with forged brass hose couplings for regular professional use.

This single handle suits hobbyists who want easier hand watering and regular indoor growers who water by hand every day. Growers who water in volume can order additional units for each work station.

Key Features & Benefits

• 24 in length — extends your reach so you stretch and stop less.
• Comfort hand grip — makes longer watering sessions easier on the hand.
• Forged brass hose couplings — give a durable connection at both ends.
• 3/4 in male and female hose threads — connect to a hose on one end and a watering head on the other.
• Made in the USA — manufactured domestically.

Who Should Use Dramm Handi-Reach Handle

Choose it if you water by hand in a greenhouse, grow room or garden and want to reduce reaching and repositioning. It works for both commercial crews and home growers.

About Dramm Handi-Reach Handle

Dramm makes the Handi-Reach as a professional grade watering wand. It has 3/4 in male and female hose threads and forged brass hose couplings, and it is made in the USA. It is sold each as a handle only.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does it come with a watering head?
A: No. This is the handle only. The watering head and shut-off are not included, so buy them separately.

Q: What hose thread does it use?
A: It has 3/4 in hose threads, with a male and a female end. That lets you connect a hose on one side and an attachment on the other.

Q: How long is the handle?
A: The handle is 24 in long. That extra length reduces stretching when you water.

Q: What are the couplings made of?
A: The hose couplings are forged brass. They are built for repeated connecting and disconnecting.

Q: Where is it made?
A: Dramm manufactures it in the USA.

Q: Why use a wand instead of a bare hose?
A: A wand extends your reach and gives you a grip for aiming water. You spend less time bending and repositioning during hand watering.