A phenomenal video you've created for us "NEWBIES" when it comes to the various different types of air compressor hoses and their composition, as well. GREAT INFO to be armed with and know when deciding or deliberating on which type of hose is best for our specific needs or type of applications, as well. Thanks brother!!

Very informative and the best air hose comparison video on KZfaq. Thanks for the video and clearing some things up for me. Subscribed!

Thank you so much for your time, God bless you.

THANKYOU VERY MUCH .THIS VIDEO HELPED TO ME .IM IN RETIREMENT PROCESS AND I HAVE BEEN COLLECTING NEW TOOLS FOR MY CARPENTER SHOP AND I BOUGHT MY BOSTITCH AIR PORTABLE COMPRESSOR

Thanks for the information presented in this video. I’ll check out your website!

Thanks for Adding your knowledge.

Right on. Great breakdown.

Nice video. What hoses do you recommend for RV use in general (airing tires etc.) and especially for blowing out RV water lines in cold climates? Thanks!

My PVC/Rubber Hybrid works great. Built many homes with it.

Great video. I love my Flexzilla 50' hose and was about to buy a 100'. Thought I'd look up what's best and found this video. I'll probably get it but will check out the Prevost hose. Thank-You for the comparison!

Looks like the rubber hose is the way to go. Thanks for the video.

One useful trick is using large hose for flow but having a few short, flexible "whips" or "pigtails" to make spray gun or tool handling comfortable.

Job well done!

We buy bulk flexzilla hose and use it in a industrial factory and we always have a problem with the ID of the hose strecltching out over time and eventually our fittings just fall out of the hose, probably fine for pressures under 100 psi

I was using PVC air hoses, but it wasn't the stiffness that bothered me. Air compressor oil will soften the end and make it leak at the crimp. Usually on the air compressor side. I seldom paint and need quick recovery. Oil-free compressors probably wouldn't bother the hose, but they're slow to charge back up. I'm changing car tires, sanding, and grinding mostly. Is rubber my best option?

Ridgid has a fabric lay flat air hose that's supposedly doesn't have any of the drawbacks of previous hoses. Would have enjoyed hearing about that.

thank u so much..

Thanks

What is the best diameter air compressor hose for general purpose use? 3/8" or 1/2" etc.?

I've never found a hose that lasts more than a year. Is there any metal air hoses out there?

I need help. My friend gave me his 6 gallon Porter Cable Air Compressor. Has no hoses or fittings with it. What do I need to buy and what size? It’s a model C2002

Good video, had no idea that there were so many options. On my last job the boss would always buy 'Do It Best'' bargain bin quality air hoses...every time I see that name now, I get pissed off.

How much pull back does that poly coiled house have? That's something to consider if it pulls back too strongly, the PVC coil hoses are very annoying if you actually try to extend them beyond the coiled length by more than a few feet.

The free ones are the best!

great presentation, thanks for all the info.

how do nylon air hoses compare as far as in cold vs hot weather and durability?

Great Video! I am a furniture maker and spray a lot of lacquer in my shop....What would be your recommendation????

You should have links to each hose.

I’m about to toss my bright orange PVC hose and look into Prevost!

I was always told the poly hose is what you need as a carpenter and I’ll admit that they are tough but they are harder to roll out and roll up. It’s not the biggest issue but u can’t just wrap it up like a power cord all easy how ever you want, I love pvc personally it cheap,flexible and easy kinda like my taste in women but I recently stole a dewalt hybrid from trim and finish crew (they had it coming bunch of A holes, I don’t feel bad about it whatsoever) anyway it’s quickly becoming my favorite n go to hose .next time I go to buy a new one I’ll get a hybrid hose not a dewalt tho I’d be more than happy with a harbor freight one

Can hose diameter be too big for a compressor. Just bought a 4.1 scfm compressor and I mostly use stapler and brad. But I will have occasionally need for framer and impact without repetitive use. Will a 3/8 over work the compressor for mostly stapling and will a 1/4 leave me short on power to drive a framer or impact?

Can you use either the rubber or hybrid air hoses as a water hose? I wanted to use it for car detailing instead of the polyurethane to avoid the coiling.

Hi !!! I have Makita Air compresor 2400 -4.2 Gal-2.5 HP - can I used for air spray things like tables , furniture , with the Polyurethane coiled air compresor ? Also where can I order the Air Polyurethane coiled air compresor hose? Thank you ' Bronx, N.Y. 10454 - Im so happy to get you valuable Information.

What about for breathing air hose?

Which is the most oil resistant? I work in an automotive shop and there’s ALWAYS oil, coolant, or transmission fluid residue on the floor and my coworkers have the bad habit of leaving the air hoses on the floor, and the hoses absorb the oil and get a nasty sticky texture and then soften up and leak.

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Good year sucks mine popped I repaired it and popped somewhere else I've fixed it 3 times I'm done

I ordered a 100ft poly hose for 26.99 and when I picked it up it said pvc on the packaging. It looks exactly like the polyurethane hose you showed. It was from northern tool. I haven’t taken it out do you think I’ll be okay? I’m in Texas so it doesn’t get cold much at all here it’s just for diy stuff at home

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I'm concerned about the weight of a coiled hose when it hangs. Its almost like having triple the weight (I'm imagining).

I've been struggling with a PVC air hose for years. I think it's time to pick up a Flexzilla and throw that PVC hose in the trash.

Just get the flex or rubber and make your life easier

Always gettin different views heard 1/4 at 75 ft would make air tools run better

Never buy anything that has plastic as a fitting,, or plastic before a fitting. Junk!

If you shoot a nail thru your hose you don’t need to repair the hose you need to find a new job.

I can't believe how bad this is.

Vgreat inromative video, enjoy it. But why do Americans speak English when they end up butchering most words. "polymier"? .. Polymer "paa·luh·mr" is how you say it. Tried ignoring it but it's so annoying.

Really dude? A 20-second intro + having to listen to you say 'Uh' or 'Umm' _literally_ *every single time* you pause or start a new sentence?? Umm, yeah...no thanks

Umh… are you unsure or just BSing us. Sorry, that’s the perception that’s implied, when people use the words… umh, ah & ahh’s!

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