Garden Hose End Repair Kit – 5/8" Barb to GHT Male & Female Fittings (2 Set)

Also Available in 3/4"

This is the 5/8" Barb version. If your hose is 3/4" ID, use the 3/4" version instead:

• 3/4" Garden Hose End Repair Kit — fits 3/4" ID hose

• Fantastic Solution to Hose Issues
  If you have a leaking hose or a damaged hose end, don't toss it—use this repair kit to fix it. Takes about five minutes and saves you at least $50 vs buying a new hose.
• For Standard 5/8" Hose
  Don't waste money on cheap plastic repair kits that slip off after a few days. These brass connectors provide a solid grip with stainless steel clamps for a tight, lasting fit on standard 5/8" hose.
• No Leak – Secure Fit
  The stainless steel clamps (16–25mm) fit securely with no leaks after tightening. Holds up well under regular water pressure, season after season.
• Male & Female Fittings Included
  Each kit includes both male and female fittings, so you can repair either end of your hose. Comes with 2 complete sets for multiple repairs.

Why Choose This Hose Repair Kit?

How to Install a Hose Repair Kit

Cut off the damaged hose end with a sharp knife. Slide the stainless steel clamp onto the hose first. Push the barb into the hose—if it's tight, warm the hose with hot water, a heat gun, or leave it in the sun for a few minutes. Then slide the clamp over the barb and tighten.

Repair vs Replace: Cost Comparison

A damaged hose end doesn't mean the hose is dead. A repair kit costs a fraction of a new hose and takes about five minutes. If your hose is otherwise in good shape, repairing is almost always the better choice.

Brass vs Plastic Repair Fittings

Plastic repair fittings crack under UV and cold, and they can snap when you tighten the clamp. Brass holds its shape and grips the hose firmly without cracking—especially important for hoses that stay outdoors year-round.

Male vs Female Fittings: Which Do You Need?

Check the end of your hose. If it has threads on the outside, you need a female repair fitting. If threads are on the inside, you need a male fitting. This kit includes both, so you're covered either way.

Installation Tips

Always slide the clamp onto the hose before inserting the barb—you can't add it afterward. Warm the hose if the barb won't go in. Tighten the clamp firmly but don't overtighten, as this can cut into the hose. Check for leaks after the first use.

Specifications

Material	Heavy Duty Brass
Connection Type	5/8" Barb to GHT (Male + Female)
Barb Size	5/8" (fits 5/8" ID hose)
Weight	116g / 4.1oz
Clamp Size	16–25mm Stainless Steel
Finish	Polished, Rust-Resistant
Package Includes	2 Sets: Male + Female Fittings + Clamps

FAQs

Q1: What size hose does this fit?
A: This fits 5/8" ID (inner diameter) hose. Match the barb size to your hose's ID, not the outer diameter.

Q2: Can I repair both ends of my hose?
A: Yes. The kit includes both male and female fittings, so you can repair either end.

Q3: What if the barb won't go into the hose?
A: Warm the hose end with hot water, a heat gun, or leave it in the sun for a few minutes. Warm hose is more flexible and slips on easily.

Q4: What if it leaks?
A: Check that the clamp is tight and the barb is fully inserted. If the hose end is cracked or worn, cut it back further and reinstall. If defective, contact us for a replacement.

What's in the Box

• 2 × Male Hose End Repair Fittings
• 2 × Female Hose End Repair Fittings
• 4 × Stainless Steel Hose Clamps

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