[billozz]

this seems quite cheap anyone had any from this company, thinking of trying their hose reels too.

www.wintecs.co.uk/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=884

[James Smith]

I got 100mtrs a few weeks ago & wasn't really impressed, I assumed it was the same as microbore but it's thinner & kinks easier than proper microbore. If I had of known I'd have dished out the extra money for the proper stuff.

[NWH]

Lots of copies about,if it`s cheap it`s trash.Try these i use it myself,www.essentiallypure.co.uk it`s quality hose.

[Tim82]

Yep they're friends of mine, I'd recommend em any day. Fast delivery too.

[Alex Gardiner]

I have found that it is always worth paying a little more for quality microbore. I have seen some cheaper microbores that have started to de-laminate after just a few weeks of standard use.

 The best service I have had from a roll of microbore is 5 1/2 years, it is still in working order, but I retired it last year as it had a lot of surface damage (sharp building corners etc) and I thought that i would keep it as a spare. Out of the other 5 reels we have in use the average age is about 2 1/2 years old and going strong.

[DASERVICES]

I got mine for Gardiner's and have had it for 2 years now, it has a few cuts in it and waiting for the day it splits. But I paid £80 back in the expensive days, prices have dropped so I would recommend a quality microbore to anyone.

Worth the money as saves you time, time is money.