When our two-year-old puppy Megalodon tore through the yard last year, she left behind more than just memories—there were full-on bald patches and sizable holes across our once-decent lawn. As spring rolled in, I found myself with bags of grass seed and a mission to get some green back into those spots. Anyone who's ever overseeded knows the first couple of weeks are crucial—you’ve got to keep that soil moist if you want those seeds to germinate properly. I already had our sprinklers running more frequently, but there was no way to get the level of targeted watering I needed for those newly seeded zones without disrupting everything else. That’s where the RESTMO Flexible Sprinkler System came in.This kit couldn’t have arrived at a better time. I used it in tandem with a water timer to give those bald spots a steady soaking every six hours, and it made a noticeable difference. The design is what makes this product so useful—the heads are mounted on sturdy metal spikes, which were easy to drive into the ground even in some of our tougher, sunbaked corners. Once placed, the real value comes in the customization. The sprinkler heads each have multiple spray adjustments. I could fine-tune one to shoot in a narrow 90-degree arc for a tight corner of the yard, then set another to 180 degrees for a long strip of bare soil next to our wall, and then stretch another to roughly 210 degrees to cover an awkward crescent by the fence. I didn’t even need to rely on a perfect arc—just enough coverage to keep the dirt consistently damp and the seeds happy.But beyond the clever spray patterns, the kit's hose system is what sealed the deal for me. It comes with a 30-foot garden hose that you can cut to whatever length you need and reconfigure using the included compression fittings. That alone makes it feel like a true DIY irrigation kit, not just some cookie-cutter setup. I ended up cutting the hose into three custom segments and ran them to match my yard’s layout. I could connect all three sprinklers together in a daisy chain, or break them up across separate zones—perfect for someone who’s already managing a few hose bib timers.With strong water pressure, the coverage is impressive—each head can reach quite a distance. Just know that if you widen the spray angle, you're going to reduce the throw distance, since that same water volume is spread out more. It’s the kind of thing you figure out through trial and error, but the system is forgiving enough to allow plenty of tweaks before you land on the perfect configuration.My only hesitation—and the reason this is a four-star rather than five-star review—is that the adjustment controls on the sprinklers aren’t especially intuitive. A tiny change in angle can throw off the pattern more than expected, and it took me longer than it should have to get each one dialed in just right. A clearer visual guide or click stops would’ve saved me a few trips across the yard. But once I had things set, they stayed in place and did their job without complaint.At the end of the day, this system offers a surprising amount of control and customization for a very reasonable price. I’m already considering picking up another kit—not because I need to expand, but because it’s versatile enough that I could put it to use for spot watering the flower beds, or even creating a summer play zone for the kids. The ability to move, configure, and scale it up without messing with the existing system makes it a real asset in a yard like ours, especially when battling both the sun and a turf-hungry puppy.

This has been really nice to water one of my smaller side yard beds. It is a time saver and was easy to put together. It is a little annoying to connect the water hose to since I don't have it permanently set up. I think I will do a quick release set up just to make it a bit easier on us. It is very well made and sturdy. It has prompted us to consider more options like this for the other parts of the yard. It would be nice to be able to expand it, but this works well for the space.

Have already bought more. So easy to hook up and use.

This flexible sprinkler system is a complete and convenient solution for garden irrigation. It includes a 30-foot garden hose, multiple adjustable sprinkler heads, and sturdy spike bases for secure and stable placement—everything you need for a quick and easy setup.Each sprinkler head is fully adjustable, allowing you to fine-tune the spray angle and coverage area to suit the specific needs of your plants. This level of control ensures efficient and targeted watering, helping to keep flower beds, shrubs, and lawns healthy.The spike base design keeps the sprinklers firmly in place, even on uneven ground, and the system connects effortlessly to standard garden hoses. Built from high-quality, weather-resistant materials, it’s designed to endure outdoor conditions and deliver long-lasting performance.Overall, this sprinkler set is an excellent choice for anyone looking to simplify their garden maintenance with a customizable and durable watering solution.

Really great now that it is spring time and I can start working on some flower beds for veg. Im really excited to grow more and these allow me to water my entire garden. I've combined it with a timer so that I don't have to worry about managing the watering schedule as we have some pretty tight bylaws when it comes to water use.

I really like how this sprinkler system works from RESTMO as it effectively waters up to a 30 foot section. The kit contains everything required from the hose nib out. I got three very nice programmable sprinklers, 33½ feet of reinforced vinyl hose and several fittings to connect the sprinklers in the pattern or layout I want. The kit comes with some printed instructions which are easy to follow and easy to complete. Each of the three sprinklers also come with 5" extension so if the water doesn't clear the close proximity stuff, I can raise the spray to clear those objects. The sprinklers push into the ground easily thanks to the metal spike and I can program the spray pattern from 1° to 360° along with how far each sprinkler will throw the water. I was very impressed at how easy it was to add the fittings to the included 33 foot hose. Aside from cutting the hose with some large scissors, I did the rest without tools and I had zero leaks at any of my fittings. All of the sprinklers with extensions were tested as well, and they too were water tight. One of the best features about this sprinkler system is the sprinklers can use an existing garden hose so if I need to increase the distances between the sprinklers, I can easily achieve this. Now that this sprinkler system is cut and ready to go, I look forward to setting it up in our front flower garden as the flowers begin their new season.

This DIY watering system is perfect for my small garden bed in my backyard. The spraying distance, as well as the distance in between sprayers are all fully customizable. The initial setup DOES take some time but you really just need to be brave and go for it. For me that was the hardest part about this DIY system... I was hesitant to make the necessary cuts in the hose and attach the sprayers as I was afraid of having dead spots where water can't reach my plants and flowers. My suggestion is first do a test run with just one attach sprayer and see the various spray setting and distance coverage for it. Then mark or estimate the appropriate spray distance then you should have very good distance coverage. My flower plant bed was small so it covered entire area. But understandably for larger flower bed you might need to get additional sprayers so be mindful of this. However once you set it up it works very well.In term of construction it is great. Metal pegs which is very desirable. I also placed a timer where it automatically start in a set time, making this a truely automatic sprayer! I would highly recommend this DIY for anyine thats too busy to do daily watering as it is the solution for watering multiple area at the same time!

This is a nice sprinkler pack for those who don't have underground sprinkler systems. It provides 3 sprinkler heads and about 30 foot of hose. Attaching the hose ends is very easy and straight forward. Just cut the hose, and install the connector. I'm not seeing any leakage around the connections. I was a little disappointed with the coverage area. I put it on 360 degrees and it is only about a 6 foot diameter. It's a little difficult to adjust the heads without getting soaked and the head furthest from the source has a bit less pressure than the one closest. Overall, a great addition to a thirsty lawn.

This all-inclusive kit for a sprinkler set was super easy to set up, thanks to clear instructions and the inclusion of all the parts you need to put it all together. I was impressed with how easy it was to put this together, and quite happy when the water turned on and the sprinklers actually sprinkled! I loved that it includes risers, which I didn’t need for 2 of the sprinklers but did need for the last one, which was placed a little downhill from the others. The adjustments were easy enough to make to customize the spray pattern. That helps prevent watering the driveway and the sidewalk and keeps the water on your lawn or garden. I love that you can have them spray 360°, and I set up my garden so that the sprinklers are running through the center, getting maximum coverage. It’s pretty amazing how much area 3 sprinkler heads are covering with the included 30 feet of hose. It may not be enough for a full yard, but it covers my reasonably sized garden well. The instructions were clear and helped me get this put together without any snags and with no leaks. This should help me have a more productive garden now that I don’t have to stand and hand water everything.

I have a set of similar type of sprinklers made by another company, but without the hose though. Firstly, it appears harder than it should be to find cut length hoses like this, so I am super glad Restmo includes it with their kit. These sprinklers have their uses and will perform well if you understand the water pressure at your house and where to use them. These are first and foremost not large area lawn sprinklers in my opinion. I use my set at the side of my house where I have a curved garden and then grass. These sprinklers can be adjusted in almost every way from 0-360 degrees coverage, distance and direction! Also, due to water pressure limitations if using all 3 they will not go that far, so they're ideal if you just need to cover a small area (like the side of the house)!The Restmo sprinklers are very well made. The sprinkler part is made with good quality hard plastics. The extension poles are also made with hard plastics. The spikes, on the other hand, are actually made with metal, that has been painted black. This is a big step up from the other set I own, which uses plastic spikes, and are about the same price as the Restmo (in kit form). The Restmo will last a lot longer, especially if you need to spike them a lot. I also like that everywhere there is a connection on the sprinkler they have a little rubber o-ring. For example, the extension poles all have o-rings where they screw onto the spike and where they screw on the sprinkler head.There are 3 main adjustments on the Restmo sprinkler. At the base of the sprinkler head there is the flow dial. This controls the amount of water flowing up the sprinkler, which in turn will determine how far the water will go. Also, if using all 3 of the sprinklers in series, you can dial down the flow on the first sprinkler so water gets to the remaining two. Basically this dial can help you equalize the water to each sprinkler. At the top there is a knob that you can turn left or right to control the sweep of coverage. This knob can shut off the water, or 0 degree coverage, or open up fully so you get 360 degrees of coverage. Lastly, the entire head of the sprinkler, above the flow dial, can be rotated left/right so the water can be directed as needed. Also, to get over low bushes the Restmo kit includes a height extension for each sprinkler. Just unscrew the head off the spike and screw on the extension. With all three adjustments, and the extension, you can basically get the water to where needed!The Restmo kit comes with all the connectors needed to make 3 cut hoses. This allows the Restmo to connect in a series of 3 sprinklers from the tap. The Restmo also comes with a "T" interface so you can come out of the faucet, and then go to the left and right side. You also get 2 end caps (one in the bag and one on one of the sprinklers). There is also a hose-to-hose connector included. You can cut the hose to your needs. After slide the green collar on the hose first, and then the black end. This requires a bit of force to get the black end on as the hose end needs to slide in and then flared open. After just screw the green collar onto the black end and you have a hose end. It's great to be able to tailor the kit to your garden.In terms of spray, I found that it definitely doesn't go as far as I first expected. However, this is due to the pressure of the household hose bib. The more pressure your home has the better this set will perform. In my case, for the side of the house, it just works when using all 3. I just had to balance the sprinklers out, by lowering the flow on the first sprinkler (from the faucet), then the next, and then open full for the last. This helped me get a more even spray pattern from all 3 sprinklers. Also, since the sprinklers are so adjustable, I could put the water where needed and not waste it where it's not. It also lets me compensate for the curvature of my garden!Overall, the Restmo is a great sprinkler set, but is really dependent on your house's water pressure (or your expectations lol). I like the metal spikes, making the Restmo a step up from similar sprinkler sets. The adjustability is the big selling feature for me though. I can really set these exactly for what I need for the side of my house. If you need to have a customizable sprinkler set do check these by Restmo out!