Winston Products 8989C3 Expandable Garden Hose 50 Foot

Product Description

The WINSTON PRODUCTS 8989C3 is a 50-foot expandable, burst-proof garden water hose designed for portable outdoor water delivery tasks. Built around a 5/8-inch inner core, it expands under pressure for full working length and contracts back to a compact size when the water is off. Weighing 10.44 pounds per package quantity of 3, the hose is significantly lighter than traditional rubber garden hoses, reducing fatigue during extended use. It is intended for professionals and skilled users who need a manageable, tangle-free hose for yard maintenance, deck washing, house cleaning, vehicle washing, and general site cleanup.

This hose suits residential and light commercial outdoor applications where portability and compact storage matter. Its expandable construction makes it practical for technicians and tradespeople who move frequently between job sites and need a hose that stows easily in a van, truck bed, or equipment shed. The burst-proof design reduces the risk of hose failure under normal working water pressure, supporting consistent flow for a range of general cleaning and irrigation tasks.

Key Features

• 50-foot working length with 5/8-inch inner core for adequate water flow
• Expandable design contracts to compact size for easy transport and storage
• Burst-proof construction reduces risk of hose failure under pressure
• Lightweight at significantly less than a comparable traditional rubber hose
• Tangle-free operation reduces setup and breakdown time on the job
• Sold in a package quantity of 3 units per order

Compatibility

Designed for standard outdoor water supply connections. No specific system or equipment compatibility data was provided in the product input.

Installation Notes

Connect to a standard outdoor hose bib or spigot before pressurizing. Shut off the water supply completely before disconnecting or storing the hose. Allow the hose to fully drain and contract before coiling or packing to extend service life. No special tools or trade certifications are required for connection, though plumbers and general contractors commonly use expandable hoses as part of site water management.