Reseñas de clientes para Tubería PEX VEVOR de 1/2 pulgada, 2 x 100 pies de largo, tubería flexible PEX-A para agua potable, líneas de agua PEX para agua caliente/fría y fácil restauración, aplicaciones de plomería con cortador gratuito, azul y rojo

Was affordable came quickly and works great. The only downside was the screw type hose clamps that came with it. The red and blue colors mark the hot and cold lines for easy reference.

Good price and worked as expected. It was cheap enough that we felt comfortable home running everything to a manifold.

I'm using the blue for the unpressurized sections of the fresh water system on my sailboat refit project. I'm using the red for the pressurized side of the system downstream of the pump.

Fast shipping and great quality this did my whole house

Purchased in July '26. This was used for the main run for my northern Michigan property. I was installing this PEX-A because of its cold weather rating. It can easily reach -15° below zero and I needed a rating to handle the cold without bursting. Unfortunately I encountered a 3-4" inch imperfection in the product that would be the obvious weak spot in the run. I did not want to splice it. The entire reason for running the line was to eliminate splicing which can fail. It would be way too much work to remove the line and return it. Very disappointed with the product. I've got over $1,500 into the project and untold man hours. Now I have to wonder about a burst water line every spring when I return from Florida.

Maybe this was just a bad batch I bought it before and it was okay but this batch is not good at all could not use it had to pull all my drops and go to Home Depot and get pixie from them

Every time I try to expand it splits, I think it's actually pex b.. on the pipe it just says pex .. works fine with pex b fittings, but I wanted pex a, that's why I bought pex a. 3/4 inch seems to work fine...

I bought this PEX-A specifically because I needed to reduce the water flow as little as possible. I noticed when I began to expand it that it seemed to expand unevenly and got very thin in places. Despite my concerns, I used it to plumb for several fixtures. When I turned on the water, every single connection leaked heavily. I ended up having to buy a different brand of PEX-A and replumb everything again. I had no issues with leaking with the new PEX-A I purchased from a different company. This works fine if you're going to use it with PEX-B crimped fittings, but don't waste your money if you need PEX-A.

I strongly suggest buying name brand pipe. This pipe is far too stiff to be manageable. You will be fighting it every step of the way.

Charging port is almost impossible to except a charge , faulty port upon arival