Gilmour 5800 Sq Ft Heavy Duty Circular Metal Impact Sprinkler

Overall, this is a decent circular type impact sprinkler. It's made of heavy metal where it counts the most, which is the actual sprinkler as opposed to the base. The base is a pretty lightweight plastic. With waterhose attached, it's weighted down sufficiently. I would've preferred a metal base with metal fittings instead of the plastic. But it does work ok. There's a connection with screen for your standard garden hose. Then there's a connection to add a 2nd sprinkler at the other side, which is a bit optimistic because water pressure would drop significantly if doing this. The base itself was scraped up the first time I used it, again why I would've preferred it be metal. To make it easier, I added a quick connect, which some manufacturers include and some don't. I did have to fiddle a bit to get the sprinkler screwed into the base, getting out the plyers to do the job fully. There's a gasket to help prevent leaks. Now for the sprinkler itself, it's made really well and is a fairly standard impact sprinkler. There are two adjustments to control the arc, how wide it goes before it returns back to starting position. What's a little different is an easy to change knob on top to control distance of the spray. In my yard, I'm on a well, which is slightly lower pressure than city water. So the dial isn't really useful as I need as much distance as possible. But if you have a smaller yard on city water, you may appreciate the ability to tone down the distance of the spray. Overall, the product is fine and should last many seasons.