$61.95

The slimline specialist. Water Right’s 400 Series uses a 7/16 inch polyurethane bore to deliver about 4 gallons per minute at roughly 3 lb for 50 ft, with machined brass fittings, engineered strain reliefs that prevent faucet-end kinks, and NSF-grade drinking water safe materials. Made in the USA in Oregon.

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Description

The 400 Series asks a fair question: do you actually need a full 5/8 inch bore? For hand watering, pots, raised beds, RV and greenhouse work, about 4 gallons per minute is plenty, and in exchange for the slimmer bore you get a hose that weighs about 3 pounds at 50 feet and handles like a cord instead of a rope.

It is the most specialised pick in our guide, and for the right garden nothing else is close.

Key Features

  • Polyether polyurethane body: no permanent kinks, cracks or leaky connections
  • About 3 lb per 50 ft, the joint lightest full-length hose in our guide
  • NSF grade, 100 percent free of lead, BPA and phthalates; drinking water safe by design
  • Machined brass fittings, chrome plated, crush proof, with strain reliefs on both ends
  • Flexible in all weather, even freezing; 400 psi burst rating; made in the USA

The 50 ft version (PSH-050) delivers up to 4 gpm through its 7/16 inch inside diameter. That is the trade to accept knowingly: it will feel slow feeding a large impact sprinkler or filling big tanks, which is why our guide steers sprinkler-heavy gardens to full-bore picks.

Choose it for hand watering, small gardens, RV use and anyone who finds standard hoses a physical burden. For sprinklers and high-volume work, take a 5/8 inch pick instead.

Why Choose the Water Right 400 Series Hose? If lifting a full-size hose has become the worst part of watering, the water right 400 series hose changes the job completely: about 3 pounds, easy to carry in one hand, and it stores in a small coil. The water right 400 series hose also uses NSF-rated drinking-water-safe polyurethane, so it doubles as the RV and campsite hose.

Q: Is the water right 400 series hose safe for drinking water?

A: Yes. The water right 400 series hose is built from NSF-rated polyurethane with lead free fittings, so it is certified safe for potable water.

Water Right 400 Series Hose: Care and Storage

The water right 400 series hose is simple to keep: drain it after watering, coil it loosely in shade, and flush it before drinking-water use if it has sat for weeks. That small routine keeps the water right 400 series hose tasting clean and flowing at its full 4 gallons per minute.

See how it compares with the other nine picks in our guide to the best garden hose no kink.

Last Update: October 11, 2026