Bullseye Power Nozzle

Wow! I've been through dozens of hose nozzles, from pistol grip sprayers, to fire hose nozzles, to "magic" wands that I bought at the home show. I've spend up to $20 on some spray nozzles and all of them have been a disappointment. The Bullseye Power Nozzle, however, did not disappoint. it produces a powerful stream with good flow. It doesn't have the instant shut on shut off capability like a pistol grip sprayer but it has way more power. I bought this to clean my boat but left it sitting on my work bench for a couple of months. I pulled it out to spray down my deck before a party and I couldn't believe how well it worked. The only thing that works better is my pressure washer. The nice thing is, it adjust all the way down to a fine mist which is perfect for watering delicate plants of cooling off on a hot summer day. I'll be ordering one of these for every hose I have.

I needed a hose nozzle that was not the typical large "gun" type nozzle with a squeeze-trigger.Those large "gun" type nozzles are best for a hose that you use frequently and/or forextended periods of time... but my application was for a small and short hose on my balcony,which is used only once a month for a few minutes to clean off the balcony. As such, I wantedthe most compact and least visually obtrusive design I could find.This Bullseye Power Nozzle is exactly what I needed. It is ultra-compact, taking up almost no room...it is just like a little brass "end cap" on the tip of the hose.You can adjust the intensity of the spray from a wide mist to a narrow blast, simply by twisting the endclockwise or counter-clockwise.Also, this is a solid brass, thick, dense, heavy little thing for its size... excellent build quality...it feels like it will last for many years. There are real steel ball-bearings on the twisting tip.This is not plastic junk... this is all metal.I am very impressed with its design, function, form, and overall appearance.

The Bullseye power nozzle is a superior design that is well made from solid brass and very simple to use. The claims that it provides more water is due to its design that does not constrict the flow of water out of the hose. The nozzle directs the flow in a 'laminar' rotation producing a solid stream of water. The water jet out of the nozzle is very focused and strong. I attached the nozzle to a hose with 55 psi water pressure with outstanding results, my other hose has an unregulated water pressure of 180 psi. At this high pressure, I believe you would take paint off your car our house if you're not careful. Don't plan on using this as a gentle shower for your rose garden, it isn't designed for that. You can restrict the flow however it will produce a mist which may or may not be what you desire. This nozzle does what it claims, good job Bullseye engineers.

This nozzle is pretty cool, especially if you are in a position of wanting to maximize your stream length. Have so-so water pressure, so this is the main reason I got this. Wanted to be able to not have to drag the hose as far in order to reach areas. This will definitely help if this is a reason you're looking at this. The design also is solid and the spray to stream is very 'clean' as you cycle through what type of output you want. This is a solid nozzle too, and no leaking, so think the workmanship is good. The only thing I wish nozzles like this had though was a simple shutoff; you know, something like a lever that you could shut it off at any point. They could do this by making the coupling a little wider and having one of those little black levers or something put on there. The way it is now, well let me give you an example. When I use this, I usually use it for the long streaming capabilities. The nozzle though starts off, necessarily, in a close position (unless you have the water off). I then have to 'cycle' through the mist and wide sprays before I get to the stream. And then have to also do so when I want to shut it off (again, unless you have the water off). So, a little bit of a hassle if you're not right next to the valve and/or crink the hose. A little shut-off valve would make this thing perfect. I do like this, but I have since gone to something that I can shut off and change the spray type w/o cycling through things and/or shutting off the water at the valve. If you don't mind these little annoyances, this thing is good though, so don't get me wrong on that.

Perfect...when you have realistic expectations! It isn't a power washer, it's a concentrated spray of your existing pressure. I use it on a lot of things from sidewalk cracks, bird bath, even laundry stains. Seems well built with durable wax style washer.And the reason I wrote the review is to touch on the subject of how it works: there are 3 metal balls that are on a conical (tapered) plane that are pushed away by twisting the retaining ring (spreading them apart) to allow a range of spray from size of a needle to about a dime. So far leak proof while being under pressure.

I was waiting to get my new nozzle for my high pressure hose . Looked on back of package and it says good for no more than 60 p water pressure so if your house water pressure is more than 60 this nozzle can't take it and I am proof of it . Wish I could of read before I bought it . I just wonder how many times the bull s....er has raked in money for this junk . Don't do it !!! Ps I have a 120 p hose outlet for washing down the house and other high pressure uses .