88624000 Pull-out Hose Combo for Hansgrohe Kitchen Faucets, Pull-down Spray Hose Replacement with Brass Connectors, 59-Inch + 10.5-Inch

a very good replacement for OEM products. It has been installed for nearly a year and not problems. Super easy to install.

This product worked great for a Costco Hangrohe Talis M! Words of advice- as I refused to buy a new faucet- I discovered while threading it back thru it was getting stuck in 2 areas due to a medal rink in the faucet - one mid way and where the pull down goes. Upon taking it apart- I discovered all you have to do is at the midsection there is a tiny grey button to release the faucet middle- (where it swivels)and look in - and take a screw driver or something long to help it go thru and over the inner ring. It threads perfectly….. you might have to remove the hot and cold water from the connections - it all depends on the length of your hoses…. And just like that…. No more crazy water spraying from a broken hose… Hope this helps!

The hose in this kit is lighter than the original, with a smoother outer braid. As such, once installed, it slides more freely. I've had to reduce the amount of effort I exert when pulling the sprayer out, which is a good thing. I think it will help with wear and tear. Installation was quick and easy. I tied a string to the bottom of the old hose before removing it and tied it to the bottom of the new one, just to help guide it through the hole at the bottom of the faucet during installation. I didn't use the short extension hose. My original was still in good shape, so I just left it in. The cost was much cheaper than OEM. I was already on my second OEM hose when it started leaking again. The first lasted about 2 years, the second about 6. The manufacturer replaced it the first time, but considered it a normal wear issue with the second. If this one lasts at least 3 years, I will consider it a bargain.

This hose set is a perfect replacement for our Hansgrohe faucet. At less than 1/3rd the price of the name brand replacement I was worried about craftsmanship issues, but all fittings were the perfect size and we've had no leaks. One area where you can tell a quality difference is in the thickness of the steel braid. It's smaller gage wire which makes the hose more flexible, but I also assume less durable. Also the reduced weight caused the original weight on the hose to be barely sufficient to retract the sprayer head into the faucet. Overall I'm happy with the hose and think you get exactly what you pay for.

This is easy to install but you might need to seperate the 1st half of the faucet in order to fish your new hose through.

The hose portion and quick-connect end seem fine, but this product has two serious problems. First, the brass end with O-ring allows for blow-by, so I'm seeing leaking out of the base of the spray handle where this hose inserts. I think they probably should've used a slightly beefier O-ring, or machined the brass end to be slightly larger diameter. I figured this out after 2-3 days when I found water under the sink, and damaged the cabinet floor. Second, the compression fitting on the handle side has two flaws. It's both too compressed, but worse, it doesn't extend far enough out. An authentic OEM Hansgrohe hose has a compression fitting long enough for it to extend out of the handle, which helps prevent kinking and bending that will ultimately cause pinholes in the vinyl hose with time, leading to leaks which,is what happened with a similar non-OEM hose I bought last time. Long story short: This is a poorly designed product and you'll eventually have leaks, but they'll be small enough you probably won't realize it until it's too late and you have hundreds of dollars in damage like me. While I love this product has a very fair price tag, considering the authentic OEM Hansgrohe hose is 2x or 3x as much, I regret the fact I've only gotten 3 days of use out of it before it crapped out and caused water damage. What I'll pay to have under my cabinets repaired will, sadly, be significantly more than what I would've paid for an authentic hose direct from Hansgrohe. The authentic which has finally been "mostly fixed" to last, at least in its most recent iteration. Save yourself the hassle. Don't trust any of these non-OEM hoses. Look carefully ... they're all made exactly the same, likely coming from the same factory. You will get burned. And you'll get stuck paying for your frugality. If you're using this on an outdoor sink, maybe it doesn't matter. But if you have wood cabinets with a wood subfloor, you're asking for misery. I'm sure this product will eventually be pulled once others chime in with similar feedback, as was the case with others I found while looking for a replacement. Buyer beware.

So glad this item exists. I didn't need the smaller hose, but I ordered this one just in case. The Hansgrohe faucet is nice, but their customer service was tedious, unsatisfactory, and awful. We exchanged emails for many days, with them taking a day or two to reply each time, until they stopped replaying completely. I sent pictures and info about the faucet, and they never identified a replacement part. How long do they think someone can go without a faucet? If not for this part being available on Amazon, I would have had to replace the faucet.

Perfect fit to chang my leaky kitchen faucet hose.

Item dentro do esperado

It fit perfect and I have been using for a couple of weeks with no issues and a lot cheaper than my local hardware store.

Did the job. Water leak gone

Overall great hose, and (mostly) fit my Grohe pull-down sink. The hose quality seems good and it no longer leaks in the cabinets beneath my sink! However the male connector that plugs into the hose sprayer was slightly too loose (you can see the slight design difference in the image, left is original Grohe hose, right is this product). This means the water pressure is too great and sprays weakly out of the sprayer head, but leaks slightly at the connection. I fixed this by sliding off the rubber O-ring from the male head, wrapping some length of regular cotton sewing thread around the groove where the O-ring slides into, then sliding the O-ring back on. This made the O-ring sit higher and now the female head connects tightly, and the sprayer does not leak and sprays properly. (You may consider just finding a thicker size d O-rings and trying that instead). And a tip if you're finding it difficult to feed the hose through your sink head - I fed the entire hose through, but it just wouldn't go through the very end. I ended up tying a short piece of yarn around the end of the hose before feeding it in. Then under the sink, I reached and hooked the yarn and pulled it (and the hose) through using a sewing "loop turner" tool - not something most people have lying around, but you could use a pencil or anything else that's long that could grab at the yarn and pull it down. Hope that helps

fits perfect