Fan Spray Nozzle for Garden Hose with Flow Control Valve - Heavy Duty Metal with Ergonomic Rubber Grip - Consistent fan spray

Nice spray nozzle, was very satisfied with it until today. I closed the valve to move to a new area and it would not turn back on. I took the lever off to see if I would repair it. Apparently it is simply a friction fit or it was glued. Reassembled to see if it would reseat, no luck. Not sure if any glue will hold on this type of plastic but I'll let it dry for a couple days and try it. Bought it a year ago. It's has light use and was not left out over the winter. It was outside all summer connected to the water hose but drained before freeze and stored inside.

It's not a huge deal, but it does indeed spray way more water from the far left end and the far right ends of the sprayer head like other reviewers have stated and showed in photos.It feels very heavy duty, and the valve is super nice. You can hold the sprayer normally with one hand, and then with your thumb, turn the 1/4 turn valve from full on to full off, or anywhere in between, without repositioning your hand. The valve is super smooth and very easy to move back and forth.It's too soon to tell if it will last. It's definitely worth the price if it lasts.UPDATE: After a couple of months, the 1/4 turn valve I was so impressed with, failed. I contacted the seller and they suggested that I tighten the screw, which helped, but it started slipping again almost immediately. I took it apart to clean and lube it and saw the design is such that it relies on friction (clamping force) alone between the valve lever and the internal ball, with no shoulder or positive coupling between the parts, so screw tightness is critical. However, you can tighten the screw in the soft plastic only so much.The seller was responsive and refunded my the price of the nozzle, so I cannot complain about them.

I have received the item, and I am very satisfied. I highly recommend this seller.

The media could not be loaded. The nozzle itself is very well made. Robust and has a good fan on it. I believe it will last a good long while. It releases a very large volume of water. Now for the elephant in the room and "pretty much" the only complaint about this nozzle. (as shown in most reviews) The plastic valve that is attached to the nozzle. If you've ever bought any garden nozzle with these cheap plastic valves you know that they break or quit rotating in short order. Mine did inside of a week. I knocked a star off for that but in all reality, there is no nozzle on the marked that has a plastic valve that will withstand even typical use. THEY ALL BREAK. (unfortunately) I really think they should simply not include it, or give an option for the nozzle without the valve. Do yourself a huge favor and buy yourself one of those brass valves that are made for garden hoses. These should last a lifetime as long as you don't leave it out in the winter so it freezes and breaks. They sell them on Amazon as well. Look at it as an investment for your gardening. You can use if for this nozzle, trigger nozzles, sprinklers, etc. I would definitely buy this nozzle again, but just know, the valve will break. For some this may be a deal breaker but I'm looking past it because this is a common fault across the board. The pics included in my review show the nozzle I used for mine. Hope this helps!

It reminds me of days gone by watering gardens… it is not 100% Cheap plastic, it is a nice weight , not too heavy and controllable even for my arthritic hands. I would recommend it to people who want an ‘old fashioned’ fan sprayer. It is not expensive and won’t need replaced after 1 season like plastic ones.

This Rocky Mountain Goods Fan Spray Nozzle is very well-made!! It delivers the water in a consistent manner. I don't expect it to break easily, as some I have bought in the past! I highly recommend it!

It was working great until it completely stopped functioning correctly. The valve will not open & close with the lever. Very disappointed! Missed the return window by one day.

Worked well for a year, but then the on/off valve quit working. When I inspected it, it is a plastic valve with a metal screw holding it together. So I had to use it wide open all the time. Within the season, the on/off broke off all together. In the trash can now and will go with another brand