EBEST 10'FT Braided Airbrush Air Hose 1/8"-1/4" Adaptor fitting

Was the perfect hose for my airbrush needs. I liked it being 10 feet long and I'm glad I did not get the 6-foot hose. I put a quick disconnect on both ends, so I can quickly connect it to my existing compressor hose fitting, and the other end with a quick disconnect to my airbrush, which allows a nice swivel effect which minimizes hose twists. No leaks, the braiding is constructed well, the hose was not too stiff, and coils back up nicely.

Quality of hose is good, but the fitting is of an incompatible type to my Badger airbrushes. Adding adapters would make it far too heavy and bulky for such delicate movements that are needed to paint.Fortunately I was able to pull off the connector from my damaged hose (with pliers). The old compression ferrule was crimped on as are the fittings on this new hose. I opened up the old ferrule using 2 sizes of steel punches and a small baller hammer, then I cut-off the incompatible connector and reinstalled the old Badger-type 1/8" connector into this hose. After crimping it in place using an RG59 coax cable crimper (not ideal, but it worked) I then sleeved it with a short piece of heatshrink tubing.The hose works well and there are no leaks. The large fitting connects to my fillable 7gal tank without issue on that end.

Excellent for shop size airbrushing, no tangles no leaks, yet flexible and sturdy. Recommended.

I use a large garage compressor, so it doesn't kill me that the hose leaks air, but it is annoying, for sure. any time a bend the hose end just a little bit, while holding it, air hisses out. I will probably end up replacing this hose with a better model.

I looked long and hard for the correct hose to adapt from my Badger Basic Airbrush to my Shop Air Compressor. This hose does the job and seems really sturdy.

If you do a lot of airbrushing, you need a spare hose at hand for the inevitable moment when your old hose gives up. SO YOU HAVE TO BUY AHEAD OF TIME. Well that moment came yesterday, lucky me, I was READY FOR IT, and grabbed this new hose, hooked it up, and air was just flying out of the compressor where the hose attaches. OK, I put Teflon tape on the outlet, no use. The compressor keeps starting up over and over because it thinks I'm spraying, and the tank is emptying rapidly. So to be sure, I put this new hose on my CO2 tank, and CO2 is now flying out of the tank non stop. To make sure it's this new hose that's the problem, I attach an older but still good hose (Iwata) and everything is perfect. So I want to return this p.o.s. to Amazon, where I learn that BECAUSE I PLANNED AHEAD for when I would need it, I no longer can return it! As a courtesy I write to the seller , because they ask you on a slip of paper to contact them if there's a problem, and so far no response so I'm posting this. It looks like the seller may have disappeared from Amazon anyway. Just don't buy this, buy an Iwata hose for a few $$$ more and it will last you 10 years at least! :-)

Hooked it up and no leaks. I use it from my compressor to my distribution block...works perfect.

Hose was unusable out of the package. Neither end was crimped over the barb. Unfortunately I didn't see this until I connected it to an air source and launched the other end across my shop. I was only able to find part of what went flying so I had to buy ear clamps that cost as much as the hose did in order to use it. The actual materials and workmanship of the hose are fine, but the QC is clearly lacking.