DrammSoft Rain Watering Spray Wand, 8" Foam Grip & Brass Shut Off Valve, Lightweight & Durable, for Hanging Basket, Planter, Garden, Shrub and Seedbed, Silver, 30 Inches Long

This is an excellent, high quality wand. Much better than the ones you buy at Walmart. It lets through a lot of water, and the water comes out in a nice shower.

I use this product to water large pots on my deck and patio. It is ideal for that. Earlier, I bought a cheaper wand, a Green Mount, with "Eight Watering Patterns" and it was total junk. This Dramm wand moves a lot of water, but it doesn't blast the soil or mulch in the pot the way the Green Mount does. The spray head on the Dramm has lots of small holes, so you get an ample but gentle stream of water. The valve turns on and off easily with one finger. I also love that all the components can be disassembled, so you can use any head and any valve you want. You can't change the spray head or the valve on the Green Mount.

Ive tried all sorts of water wands. The professional ones that run $50 are the best. But if you want something better than HD or LW hardware stores, get these. They don't leak, last about 2 years, have a well functioning on/off valve. Dramm has great products, but their warranty department is difficult to navigate now. I once received a replacement head for a cracked head but those days are gone. If I need a replacement in a year or two Ill probably get the stainless head. Fortunately the heads, valves, and wands are interchangeable.

I purchased this item 5 weeks ago and have been using it regularly. It does its job well and the cut-off valve is very convenient as I haul the hose from location to location around the yard.So far the head, stem, handle, connector and shut-off valve continue to work OK. However, the unit is very light and feels just slightly flimsy, so in anticipation of future problems (I have been through several of these over the years) I am holding back one star. However, if the unit lasts at least a year I will come back and update this review and add the fifth star.I paid for this product with my own money and I have no personal or business relationship with the vendor or the manufacturer. I do as much of my shopping as possible via Amazon Prime because it is so convenient and Amazon has a return policy that is very fair.

This is not a review regarding the Dramm wand, in my opinion they are one of the most simple and reliable water wands available, no leaks; however I ordered, paid for and received two wands and received one complete wand and one without the plastic lever or valve. The lever or valve allows the user to turn the wand on and off when in use independent of the house or supply valve. Dramm supplies many of their water wands with plastic or brass shutoff valves and the additional cost of the valve is reflected in the price of the wand. Amazon lists this wand as being "equipped with one touch lever activated valve" and the valve or lever is referenced three times in the About this item section. I would simply return the one wand that was delivered without the valve, or both wands, however I have been schooled (burned?) by previously making or attempting a return to Amazon and the returned item not being sent back to Amazon by UPS, and as a result the credit for the return was again charged back to my credit card and I had nothing to show for my expenditure. Frustrating and left me shaking my head. Therefore, I will keep both wands and give Amazon a low rating utilizing the only way that I know how to do so. Once again, this review is directed at Amazon for sending me an incomplete product and not Dramm, which is a very good company that still manufactures many of their products in the USA and I am a satisfied user of many of their products. Come on Amazon, execute properly on your end!

So many of these watering wands are a one piece design when they don’t need to be. This one isn’t! You can detach the nozzle and valve and use them separately. The valve and nozzle are both marked made in USA too.The tube and water breaker are both full bore. The valve is the only restriction point but seems to have about 7/16 to 1/2 inch diameter opening which isn’t bad. Overall I’m really happy with this one. Might consider the longer version of the dramm classic line but this one on sale was cheaper than just buying a valve and water breaker alone.I took a bunch of pics so you can actually see what the product is. It’s so hard to find info on these things today… hope it helps someone!

I bought this to replace a 15-year old Dramm wand I ran over with my car. Perfect length for home use, and the padded grip and included shut off are more than the simple wand I had previously. Shut off works great with no dripping. Longer lever makes flow adjustments easy. With the valve at the base of the wand, water inside the wand necessarily must run out (and likely drip) before water flow completely stops. No way around that.

Purchased this rain wand for watering my flower garden since I noticed this was recommended by a few different gardening groups I follow. I don't understand the hype though. Product is OK but costs a bit more than others and needed some adjustments to prevent severe leaking. Make sure to have a supply of plumbers tape! It only has the rain shower spray when I have the water volume turned up high. I stopped using this one finally and picked up a different water wand (melnor) from a big box store that works SO SO SO much better and costs a bit less too. At least now I know...

Bought this as other brands with plastic compents that always breakdown, but this is fantastic because it is made with a sturdy aluminum. Better design and withstands heavy use.

No me sirvió con la llave normal , se necesita presión de agua

The wand was great but the nozzle head cracked around the edge with short usage & leaked....needs to have the aluminum head as a standard.

I own these wands in a few sizes - my favorite is the 36" for general gardening use. I suggest pairing it up with the Dramm 22731 750Pl 8 GPM Plastic Water Breaker Nozzle, and replacing the horribly-cheap plastic shutoff with a Dahl 121-04-04F brass straight ball valve (available at most local hardware stores) - this is how I have all my watering wands set up, and they'll probably outlast me.

Leaks like hell, good for summer watering keeps your arm cool