PEX-B Pipe, Blue

Sharkbite might not be the cheapest PEX A pipe, but I had no issues at all during install, so that makes it worth a bit more to me. It fit well to all other pieces and parts of my plumbing. Bending was easy, so it was as flexible as PEX A is supposed to be.

Excellent PEX! I sat it out in the sun for a couple hours while I got my trench ready and it just laid in the hole as I backfilled. Great quality for great price

Used for home and RV with great success. It is a "Pex A" and requires an expansion tool and sleeves but have never had any leaks. Had a plumber work on plumbing about a month ago and he stated he always used Pex B and crimp rings and did not want to invest in an expander. WELL after his work and pressuring up the lines, there were TWO LEAKS which he had to splice and repair. Felt good to make statement that cheap is not always best!!

I used this to re-plumb a rv. I have used pex-b in the past. There is not much difference between pex-a and pex-b but after this experience I will say I prefer pex-a. This is good pipe and comes wrapped for sunlight protection.

This is really good quality pipe. I use this.For a pressure tank to house pipe that was on the exterior. I used foam insulation and wrapped it with exterior plumbing pipe. It bends fairly easy and does not kink. I highly recommend using a small heat gun when doing anything with it just to make it easier. The other thing I would suggest is getting the efield 1 inch ball valves.

Excellent for the price

Good product

Super simple, easy install, great adaptor. Just be sure to RTFM with sharkbite and you're golden.