DURHAND Retractable Air Hose Reel 10m+ 90cm Hose Diameter 3/8" 9.5mm, Hose Connector 1/4" BSP, Wall Mount Auto Rewind Hose- Reel

After reading the reviews I purchased this as the reviewa were very mixed.Unfortunately those that said it was rubbish and it couldn't be used if it wasn't fixed to the wall obviously are not ofay with mechanical items such as this.It worked perfectly well and fittings are very good quality as is the hose. Bracket to fix to the wall is of high quality and everything is robust.It retracts perfectly as others say it didn't.In my opinion this is worth every penny I paid for it and more. Especially for more occasional use and not full on commercial use.Yes I would recommend this and would buy again if I needed another.

This works well, I replaced the ends with PCL connectors as I was chasing a leak, but I think this reel wasn’t actually the culprit. Only issue I have is the reel in/out ratchet seems to stick unpredictably sometimes and occasionally it won’t retract all the way on its own.Overall I’d recommend it, it’s a lot cheaper than other brands and served me well for a year or so for occasional home workshop use.

I've had a similar reel in my compressor cupboard for 12 years which had become leaky due to the vinyl hose cracking.This looks a good budget replacement at the moment and was working 5 minutes after unpacking, no problems with pulling out, locking or retracting.I particularly like the braided hose, also the visible moving rack which ensures the hose winds up uniformly, both not featured on my old device. I will need to spray the rack with WD40 occasionally to ensure it runs smoothly.

Good

Great reel let down by low quality air fitting.

great for my garage

For the price I think it’s worth the price it’s doing what I want it to do good product probably not for the commercial garage use but ok for home use 👍👌😂😂😂🤪🔨

This looked a good quality item and it was well packed with instructions, Rawl plugs and bolts includedUnfortunately there was only a 2 second puff of air when I connected it up to the compressor. I connected my old line to the compressor and there was plenty of pressure from that, so it was not the compressors fault.I tried swapping a few times and each time it was the same result.