Claber78160-17 8810/8707, Impact FS Rotating Lawn Sprinkler with Bracket

Been using it for a year now and has been invaluable in keeping my large garden watered well. The settings on it are simple to use and I walk around with it around the edge of the garden because of its shape as opposed to leaving it in one place. Good buy. Works well.

I tried a few cheaper £15 impact sprinklers recently, I had tried 4 of the metal type and only one worked, and that was with some adjustments and lubricant. So thought I'd try this. Feels well made but is plastic rather than metal , albiet heavy duty. time will tell how long it will last .Main thing is it worked straight away, easy to adjust and does a good job.So save yourself with cheap alternatives and spend more and you get something that actually works.

seems to work very well so far, time will tell, as its not a solid as others.

Purchased and installed a fortnight ago. We have pretty solid water-pressure, but the range is still impressive. Coverage in a giant circle (as you'd expect) is massive compared to the standard sprinkler coverage, with the added benefit of being able to place it in a flower bed off of the lawn. It's not quiet, but is easy to set up, albeit with a bit piece of trial and error which will likely involve you getting soaked running through it!

Great product, I have this one and the tripod version. In my opinion the tripod is even better as its much easier to move around the lawn. However both utilise the same sprinkler head and do a great job covering a large area. The water kicks out approx. 7.5m (radius) depending on pressure. There is an adjuster to cover a complete or partial-circle, plus you can set the spray of water and pressure.I have noticed that when my pressure drops, e.g. I have a sprinkler on in the front and rear garden, the heads will not return if I set them to have a partial-circle. But no problems if I lift the adjuster pin and have them rotate through a whole 360 degrees.One consideration, if you are not familiar with impact sprinklers is that they do make noise. So if you intend to use them at night you may want to consider where you are placing them. For example I wouldn't want this close to a bedroom window and it could be annoying. Alternatively there are other sprinkler types in the range.A benefit of the spiked version of this sprinkler over the tripod version, is storage. The tripod is a little bulky and awkward to store in a shed.Would I recommend this to a friend: Yes. If you are limited on space or simply want to conceal the sprinkler this is a great option. If you are going to be moving the sprinkler around, have hard ground and have the space then go for the tripod version.I have owned these two sprinklers for two years with no issues.

Due to the area it can cover it saves a lot of time not having to move it around the lawn.

I would definitely recommend this product. Looks well made and is easy to set up. Performs better than I expected

Appears well made. The ground spike is galvanized steel and very strong, with a secondary anchor spike for stability with high pressure supplies.The adjustable head throws up to 6m on our 2.5 bar supply and still rotates reliably with a reduced flow rate. Happy with the purchase despite the comparatively high price.