Garden Water Pipe Quick Connect, No-Leak 3/4 Inch GHT Thread Fitting Water Hose Female Adapter, Heavy-Duty Rust Resistant Brass Water Pipe Connect...

This is a fantastic product. Well engineered and manufactured (despite being made in China). Each pair of connectors includes 2 spare hose washers and 1 spare o-ring. Never have seen any others come with spares. Nice touch. Buy these!

Put these on my hoses and hose attachments and they are working great. They do have a little play in them but no leaks, which is the important part. I only wish I could purchase a pack of only male ends. I have more attachments than I do hoses/spigots. Hate that I have to buy a full set and then only use the male end. Seems like a waste.

I bought these quick disconnects for the garden hose I use to attach to a pressure washer. Life has just gotten so much easier. They work as advertised and I had my doubts. Of course, I've attached these disconnects to all garden hoses and spray handles. They work great, inexpensive, and easy to attach... ...let alone it is quicker to attach and detach whatever I want.

Very sturdy. Eliminates constant use of tools for tight no leak connection.

Years ago I converted all the garden hoses at my house to metal quick connect couplers. I bought them at Walmart to try out and they were OK... for a while. The trouble with a lot of the inexpensive couplers is that there is no seal between the male and female ends. They rely on the seal between the female housing and the hose to protrude far enough inward so that when the male end is inserted it will bottom out on the seal. This doesn't work well and is always a balancing act between too much preload on the seal (can't get the connectors apart or put them together) and too little preload (leaks everywhere). When I saw this connector with a separate o-ring seal on the male end, I finally made up my mind to scrap those junky Walmart quick connects. You get 14 pairs of connectors in this pack. I doubt I'll ever need all those female connectors (I don't have 14 garden hoses at home) but I can certainly use a lot of the male connectors. I have hose nozzles, a pressure washer, a gutter cleaning wand, a sprinkler... it adds up fast. Each connector pair comes with 3 hose seals as well as a spare o-ring for the male connector. This is a nice touch because it gives you replacements for the most common leak points (as long as you can remember where you put them a year or two from now). I didn't check to see but I'm guessing that the o-ring is a common size, probably metric. I won't run out for a while, but if I ever do I'm sure I'll be able to find some. I made the swap last Saturday and instantly eliminated all the leaks that were plaguing my old connectors. Good riddance to those things, these are WAY better. Whenever I install any hose connectors, I put a light layer of Super Lube on the threads and o-rings. This keeps the metal parts from seizing together and the rubber parts from abrading during assembly/disassembly. I also install a 1/4 turn shutoff before each quick connect (on the end of the hose). This allows me to shut off the water before disconnecting things. Now I don't have to fight the water pressure to unplug a hose nozzle, and it keeps the mess to a minimum. This kit was right around $40, which is more money than you'd likely spend if you just bought a few connectors at the hardware store. However, these appear to be high quality, you get a lot of them, and you get spare seals to keep them going for years (I hope). Even a cheapskate like me can see the value in them.