Rain Bird Outoor Products

Very happy with the purchase of this Rain Bird Sprinkler! I’ve used other branded sprinklers for years and some worked ok and some not very well. We have a well water system so our pressure does fluctuate and I run 2 sprinkler heads together that use 100’ of 5/8” hose. These Rain Bird Impact Sprinklers throw out a great amount of water and have not suffered when the water pressure briefly is reduced until the reservoir tank pump kicks in. They truly can throw out water 40’.

Hands down the best sprinkler I have used. Lots of adjustments to control watering pattern. I have has multiple neighbours ask me about these units and they have gone and bought the same.

So far so good. Easily adjustable. I have only run it for maybe 6 hours so far. The spike is very nice and appears strong, no sign of fatigue yet. This sprinkler head already lasted longer then the last cheap Orbit unit I got on clearance. The sprinkler head itself also seems well built. I just bought another bare Rain Bird sprinkler head of this model to use on the spike leftover from the defunct orbit model. That shows my level of confidence in this unit. Jay

I've tried a few different types of sprinklers through the years, and this is the model that I've settled on. The spray is fairly even and consistent, they're reliable, and the impact function never fails (I've had problems with other brands of sprinklers getting stuck). My oldest one is about three years old and it's still going strong.

Great alternative to an underground sprinkler system without the need to dig a trench and at a fraction of the cost. I have been using these for almost a month. I've installed two in my front and two in the backyard. The water pressure at my house is decent enough to use two at once. Being that it can rotate at a very wide angle, your coverage is very adequate. The side splash prevention isn't as perfect as Rainbird claims and it still hits the sidewalk or driveway but it's not that bad. The impact sprinkler is easy to use and versatile. Easy to connect to the hose to the metal spike and the spike itself inserts to the Arizona clay soil very easily (it rained a few days prior to installation which is probably why it was easier to plant the spike). This was a major upgrade compared to an oscillating sprinkler with a fixed range and lots of water mist being carried away by the wind, which wastes water. The impact sprinkler delivers a strong stream with fat rain droplets. The only considerable con would be that it's a bit loud since it's an impact sprinkler but I don't mind it at all since I don't hear it from inside. Although this may seem expensive buying them at $20 per sprinkler, it's very worth the cost. If the sprinklers break, you can just buy the actual sprinkler and replace the old one and keep the spike. I'm glad I gave this a try! Hopefully they'll last a while.