22729 Heavy-Duty Quick Disconnect Brass

These are well made right here in the good 'ol USA out of brass and stainless steel. We bought several of these in 2010 and are still using them in 2025. They don't leak, they still connect and disconnect smoothly. What more can you expect? Granted in the past they were $12 and it came with one female and three male per pack. You could also buy male or female parts individually. Alas, prices have risen and now you have to buy a single male/female pair. No discounts, no individual parts. Still worth it, though $20 is getting near the threshhold where I start trying cheaper alternatives. I would still say these are identical to my 15 year old connectors and if they last another 15 years, then $20 won't seem so bad after all. Highly recommended!

Had purchased some other connectors but they were no match for the Dramm. Installed easy and when connected they were solid connections with no give between the 2 parts.

These are a must have if you have multiple items you need to attach to your hose. In our case we have sprinklers and watering wands we use on the same garden hose. Dramm makes it so easy to change out items without going back and turning off your hose at the faucet. Instead, with a small pull on the quick connection you simply switch from wand to sprinkler. You will have to purchase a set for each item you wish to attach. And best yet, there is no leakage past the connector. Dramm makes quality garden products that I wouldn’t hesitate to purchase.

This USA made disconnect tap is highly recommended by the garden expert on YouTube Garden Answer. I purchased two but since it's winter I won't be able to review how well it works until spring. But I did take several photos which I hope better shows how the device works. From the single photo supplied it looks like a one-piece unit, but it'd actually a two piece unit - one end goes on the supply tap and the other on the end of the hose. It comes with a washer already placed inside - see photo.

These quick disconnects are **solid and heavy-duty**. The brass construction feels durable and definitely built to last compared to cheaper fittings. They work great and make swapping hoses or attachments a lot easier, which is exactly what I wanted. One thing to watch out for — the edges can be a bit **sharp**, especially when you’re tightening them onto a hose. I’d recommend wearing gloves during install because it’s easy to nick your hand if you’re not careful. Other than that, no complaints. Once they’re on, they work perfectly and feel like they’ll hold up for a long time.