Dramm ColorStorm Premium Rubber Hose - 5/8-in x 50 ft - Blue

Flexible EPDM Hose That Coils Easily in the Cold - 50 ft Length

Stiff, kink-prone hoses slow down watering and split at the fittings. This Dramm rubber hose uses EPDM rubber and a hexagonal profile that resists kinking, so it coils easily and keeps water moving. Crush-proof nickel plated brass fittings and a 130 psi working pressure back it up for daily use.

The 50 ft length with a 5/8-in diameter suits growers who water across several beds, benches or rooms from one tap, and it works for both home gardens and larger cultivation spaces. Sold as a single hose.

Key Features & Benefits

• EPDM rubber — resists cracking, checking and separating over time.
• Crush-proof nickel plated brass fittings — hold up to repeated connecting and handling.
• 130 psi working pressure — handles typical water supply pressures with margin to spare.
• Hot water rating up to 160° — tolerates warm water use.
• Flexible to -25°F — stays workable in cold conditions.

Who Should Use Dramm ColorStorm Premium Rubber Hose

Choose this hose if you hand water, feed hydroponic systems, or need a durable supply line for vegetative growth and flowering rooms. It suits home gardeners and commercial growers who want a hose that lasts.

About Dramm ColorStorm Premium Rubber Hose

Dramm makes the ColorStorm rubber hose in the USA from EPDM rubber with nickel plated brass fittings. It carries a lifetime consumer guarantee and a 518 psi burst pressure rating.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is EPDM rubber?
A: EPDM is a synthetic rubber known for resisting weather and wear. In this hose it helps prevent cracking, checking and separating.

Q: What water pressure can it handle?
A: The working pressure is 130 psi, and the rated range is 30 psi minimum to 130 psi maximum. Burst pressure is 518 psi.

Q: Does it stay flexible in cold weather?
A: Yes. It is rated flexible down to -25°F, so it coils more easily than stiff hoses when temperatures drop.

Q: Can I use it with warm water?
A: It is rated for hot water up to 160°. Check your own system temperature before use.

Q: How does rubber compare with vinyl hose?
A: Rubber hoses generally last longer and stay more flexible across temperatures than vinyl, though they are heavier.

Q: Is there a warranty?
A: Dramm lists a lifetime consumer guarantee for this hose.