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NAS-B0000225E0 | | In Stock | | Availability:
Usually ships in 1-2 business days | | | | | | Features: Oil Resistant. Air Inlet: 1/4". Hose Size: 3/8". Hose Length: 50 Ft. Max Pressure: 300 PSI. Operation Pressure: 150 PSI. Made In The U.S.A By GoodYear. | | | |
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| $79.99 | |
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| $18.46 | |
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| | Product Details | | Package Length: | 13.5 inches | | Package Width: | 13.5 inches | | Package Height: | 3.0 inches | | Package Weight: | 8.4 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 159 reviews |
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| | Features | Made of heavy-duty reinforced rubber for durabilityEquipped with an oil- and abrasion-resistant tubeHose measures 3/8 inch by 50 feetIncludes ferrules and fittingsMade in the U.S.A.
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| | Customer Reviews | Average Customer Review: ( 159 customer reviews )
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111 of 115 found the following review helpful:
 Don't scrimp on air hoses. Jan 31, 2004
By Bob Feeser
"MillCrafters.com"
The advantage to this Goodyear hose is that it is made out of industrial grade rubber instead of vinyl. What that means is that when you are using it instead of being stiff like vinyl it remains soft and flexible, so it lays flat on the floor. This is especially a problem in colder temperatures. It's great for coiling as well, it doesn't fight you.
The real frustration of using a vinyl hose is that it can stand up while moving across the floor, high enough to snag on things, or even pull something onto the floor. The hose is in a coil, then instead of simply uncoiling, the vinyl has a memory and wants to look more like hoops moving over the floor.
This hose comes in 3/8" which is the most popular size. The 1/4" hoses restrict air flow, which is especially important over a 50 foot run.
All in all highly recommended. The advantages are worth it even if it was twice the price.
113 of 118 found the following review helpful:
 Custom Home Builder/Remodeler Nov 23, 1999
By Kevin D. Thorne
Having used just about every type of air hose on the market, I can say the yellow Goodyear hose is second to none. It is very durable and stands up to the wear and tear of jobsite use. The coupler ends maintain excellent wear and far outlast other less durable hoses.
87 of 91 found the following review helpful:
Good airhoses are worth a little extra money Mar 18, 2005
By T Austin
"Tool snob"
A cheap airhose (made from PVC, usually) is a pain. They stay coiled when you uncoil them, and stay straight when you coil them. A high quality rubber hose makes a huge difference. It sounds trivial, but it really makes managing hoses easier. When I'm in the shop, or out on a job I want to be able to run the hose out quickly, and coil it neatly when I'm done. A high quality rubber hose like this one makes it easy.
My Goodyear hoses have been in service for a long time and are tough enough to last for many more years.
I also appriaciate the fact that it's made in the USA.
One extra tip - lay out your hose, then connect it to the tank. If you connect it to the tank when it's coiled, it'll fill with air and be harder to uncoil.
28 of 28 found the following review helpful:
Great Hose, good durability Mar 21, 2006
By Howard P. Rowland
"RI Tugnut"
I have had this hose for 5 years now. I use it with a Porter-Cable finish nailer and for misc tasks like inflating car tires or using a air blowing nozzle. It is always flexible, even when the garage gets cold. It is a little scuffed up, but still works great and has not lost any of its flexibility. It is always easy to coil. Another advantage, this is cheaper than a long heavy duty extension cord for the compressor. It is also a lot easier to run a long hose than to keep moving the compressor around the house as I do projects. A longer hose keeps the compressor further away from you to keep the noise level down.
31 of 32 found the following review helpful:
 Not a Geniune GoodYear Air Hose. Sep 30, 2011
By NiteWalker
I bought this air hose under the impression it was a genuine goodyear air hose. It's not; it's a knockoff. The hose may or may not work fine, but it's not a goodyear hose. This is a genuine goodyear air hose. This was confirmed by the manufacturer of the real hoses; see hobbler's 1 star review and check the comments.
I didn't suspect much until I got the hose and noticed a couple of things. Though it seems to be hit or miss, the fittings on mine were mis-threaded as well. I tried to attach this hose to a hose reel and the fitting was very difficult to thread and only went on a few turns before not being able to go any further, even with a wrench. Also, the hose itself did NOT have the Mit diamond trademark signifying a genuine goodyear hose, and the goodyear markings that are there were put on sloppily and were starting to rub off.
Like I said, the hose may or may not work fine; I couldn't get mine threaded to even try it so 1 star. Others seem happy with it, and that's great, but I don't like to be duped. Don't sell me a harbor freight hose at goodyear prices. The genuine goodyear hose is only eight bucks more so I bought one of those and this one is en router back to amazon for a refund.
Amazon needs to get on the ball with these counterfeit items. I had a similar experience with a belkin USB cable, where it was supposed to be belkin, yet the cable was absolute garbage, extremely generic and anorexicly thin.
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