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 - more for a semi-permanant installationMaybe I didn't read carefully enough, but it surprised me that it was so small. I guess it does what it says it will, but again, I was surprised how fussy it was to get aimed the way you want. Once you get it set, you don't want to mess with it any more. I think this was discussed in the description. I should have paid more attention. Also, as suggested, being able to adjust the flow with an added shut-off valve helps a lot. I can see it being most useful mounted in a semi-permanant location. I was looking for something more portable and versatile. I don't regret buying one. I'm looking for just the right place for it. Rating:  - It WorksGood gadget. It works as advertised! Handles complex patterns and delivers plenty of water. I had to turn down the volume. Rating: - Very SatisfiedI am very satisfied with this product. The noodles help me to direct the water where I want it to go and serves my need perfectly. I would buy this product again if I needed one. I also received the product quickly and had no trouble setting it up.Noodlehead Flexible Lawn & Garden Sprinkler #N111C Rating:  - Wet noodleThis thing is a wet noodle. I guess I thought it would be bigger and have more power - wrong. The ease of positioning direction were the deciding factors of buying this for my techno challenged partner. She was able to direct the noodles but the unit is so small that she was not pleased with the outcome. I was much happier with my LR Nelson Brass Rainpulse Impulse Sprinkler Head with Metal Wheel Sled Base #1729 that I purchased for 19.99 (it is no longer available:(). Rating: - Wonderful sprinklerI think this is a wonderful sprinkler for the money. It is easy to direct the water streams wherever you want them. I have an odd shaped garden and lawn, and this sprinkler makes it easy to direct the flow exactly where I want it, which means I am not wasting any water. I have had it for about 1 month and it has performed perfectly. I would definitely recommend this as a great value for the money.
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