Hose reels
A freestanding hanger, not a reel: you loop the hose by hand onto a steel post with a basket, for $33.
A freestanding hanger, not a reel: you loop the hose by hand onto a steel post with a basket, for $33.
Best for: A garden bed away from a wall.
It holds a hose off the ground and little else.
No capacity is published.
No. You loop it by hand.
The listing calls it freestanding, with a reinforced base.
A wall crank reel in resin with a leader hose, holding 100 ft of 5/8-inch hose for $48.
Best for: A simple tidy wall reel.
A steel cart holding 250 ft of 5/8-inch hose for $81, with a basket and a 3.8 rating.
Best for: A long hose on a budget.
A light two-wheel-style cart for up to 150 ft, but with a poor 3.3 rating from 326 buyers.
Best for: Very few buyers. Prefer the VEVOR.
The biggest roller here, 48 inches wide and 550 lb filled, made in the USA for lawn tractors.
Best for: A large lawn with a tractor.
A small push or tow roller with a U-handle at $90.
Best for: A small lawn or new sod.
A well-rated poly push-tow roller with a tethered plug and 28-gallon capacity, for $199.
Best for: Most lawns.
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