We've only taken this hose out for one camping trip, but it's already a hit with us. It's light, doesn't tangle up, and the storage case is a real game-changer! It keeps the hose neatly coiled, so we can just toss it in the storage compartment when it's off-season (after we've drained all the water) or in the truck bed. No more wrestling with a stubborn hose for us!

I've been struggling with my old white "drinking water safe" hose for my motor home for ages, always dealing with annoying kinks no matter how careful I was when rolling it up and putting it away. But with the Kohree hose, no more wrestling with kinks, and it doesn't have that "garden hose" taste either. I really wish I had replaced it out years ago.

This is my third RV drinking water hose in six years, and it's definitely the best one yet. It's way more bendy than the Camco I've repurposed as a curtain rod, and the connectors on both ends are really solid. I'm giving it five stars for now on durability.

This hose is really well-made, especially with those sturdy brass fittings. What really stands out to me is its length - exactly 35 ft. I've found that 25 ft often falls short, and 50 ft is usually too much. This 35 ft length is just right for us, giving us the perfect reach without the hassle of extra, unused length cramping my already tight storage in the trailer.

I've been through quite a few hoses, and they usually let me down with leaks or holes. But this one is no leaks so far, and it's super easy to connect to the faucet. I'm really loving it!

We were excited to get an RV drinking hose that had awesome reviews. But on the first trip, it broke off at the female end. The sheath made it impossible to add a hose clamp. Since returns were a hassle, I just got a new female coupling from the hardware store for a few bucks, plus tax. Luckily, we had our old hose for the trip. After I wrote a negative review, the company reached out and offered to send a replacement. That's some top-notch customer service in this day and age.
Got the new hose today, and the good news is, we managed our recent trip with a new female coupling and the new hose, the water was great. On a brighter note, this hose is super bendy and rolls up super tight. Way easier to handle than a regular garden hose. I've already put a new female connector on the new hose.

I've tried a bunch of different RV drinking water hoses, and the KOHREE one really stands out. It's flexible like a rubber hose, easy to roll up and unroll, and the storage bag is a nice extra. It's a product that actually works well.

What I love most about this hose are two things: First, there's no weird taste like plastic in the water, unlike some other drinking hoses. And second, I didn't expect how easy it is to connect and disconnect it from the spigot. My old hose had a tiny brass knob that was a pain to handle at the campsite. But with this one, the whole black plastic end spins freely, making it super simple to attach to the spigot.

My old hose would always get this algae stuff in it, and even with an RV water filter, the water still tasted like it came from a swamp. But this new hose is doing a much better job; the water tastes really good now. I had to use some plumber's tape when I hooked it up to the water supply and my filter to make sure there were no leaks.