30pcs Drip Irrigation Emitters for 1/4" Drip Irrigation Tubing Adjustable 360 Degree Water Flow Drippers on 6.5" Sturdy Stake with Lock Barbed Irr...

I've used a lot of drip emitters and these are some of the best I've come across. They're excellent for drip system gardening and the water output is better than well-known name brands. They also don't have an issue with the heads randomly loosening and flying off the way those same brands do. I have 8, 6-port manifolds in my raised beds, with these emitters connected through 1/4" tubing. I use 2 emitters per line - which water 4 plants each, one of this double-tube/pass through type and one at the end. Based on the other reviews, some people rated these lower because they don't understand how water pressure and flow work with 1/4" tubing systems. Only so much pressure can pass through a tiny tube, and every time another emitter of this type is added to a single line, pressure is reduced. Connecting 2, maybe 3 max, of these to a single line is going to be ideal.

These are so much better that the old-style bard emitters. The old-style would ether break at the hose or blow the hose off. I finally began using crimp hose clamps on them, but they still break. These new style emitters are much better because they are barbed connection is then backed up with a screw clamp. This should help with the breaking problem. The only thing you need to remember is to slide the clamp on the hose in the right direction first.

I absolutely love the idea, its great to install these inline. Unfortunately the spray volume is inconsistent. Some spray in a large pattern and others not so much. I have adjusted the head so its not that. Because of that you wind up having to add more sprayers to compensate in some areas.

These work great with RainBird 1/4" tubing. The connectors are great - easy to use, fairly easy to remove and rearrange, and feel very secure with no leaks. I do wish there were more settings to adjust the flow on the lower end, but these emitters are very flexible on the upper-end of the range. You can spray a lot of water out of them, or turn it down to a small drip. These aren't compensating emitters, so you will have to adjust all emitters on your system as you add more emitters to make sure you're getting the right amount of water to where you need it. I used these with a 25psi regulator and am easily able to feed all 30 of these (plus 5 more of another type) adjusted to various levels of flow - all on as single system.

These are so much easier to use than the old single-barb style. Clean and efficient design. No leaks and easy to adjust. These are my new favorite emitter! These are also much cheaper than the brand name ones with identical quality.