Camco RhinoFLEX 15-Ft Camper/RV Sewer Hose Kit - Features Clear Elbow Fitting w/Removable 4-in-1 Adapter - Connects to 3” Slip or 3”/3.5”/4” NPT Threaded Sewer Connection (39761)

This is the best sewer hose I have used. Very strong yet flexible. You only have to extend it to the length you need so there's no need to "snake" the hose to make it fit. The 4 in 1 connector comes off so the hose can be stored in a 4" bumper, it's snug but it fits. The end caps provided help keep your bumper or other storage area clean. The bayonet fitting has 4 prongs which will keep the hose connected in the event one of the prongs were to break during dumping (read reviews for a 2 prong hose and you'll see what I mean... not pretty). I wanted a 20' hose so I had to buy the 5' extension separate. The 90 degree elbow is translucent, not completely clear so you know when the line is clean without seeing everything in full detail. As with any sewer hose I recommend using a sewer hose support to help everything flow. The connectors screw on the hose and have a separate lock ring, be sure to tighten both (both ends too) when you take it out of the box. Happy dumping.

Wow, great hose, the expandability of this hose is great, you can make it exactly the right length, and it's sturdy enough to hold it's shape. The ends are really heavy duty, and have helper tabs to make it easier to attach and detach especially if you have bad or weak hands.I like how the elbow locks into the sewer cone, I feel confident that it's not going to pop out and make a mess everywhere. The only issue I have, is that the elbow end isn't easy to see through, and it doesn't fit into my camper bumper with the cap attached, it's just a bit to big, I really wish they would have done some more research to make this a better fit for storage. For now, I just remove that ends cap during storage, maybe it can be filed down to fit..

We were working on my son's RV and I noted that his sewer hose had several holes in it. Since he was leaving in the morning I gave him my Camco RhinoFLEX RV Sewer Hose. It was around 5 years old and still in great working condition. Needing a replacement there was no hesitation to replacing it with another RhinoFlex hose.ProsIt's tough yet yet flexible and easy to stow - it will help you get the job done.ConsNone

Ok, I used this hose only once. when it comes new and is advertised as shortens up to a specific length, So I take out of box and hook up to motorhome and stretch it out and hooked it all up. That was perfect. Did the dump thing and got ready to put it back in a plastic tub I bought for it, ( I don't have a bumper to put it in), I start sqeezing the hose back to it's original length. I get the first 2 or 3 feet all shortend up and as I move down the hose to shorten the rest , the first 2 feet spring back out, then I go to fix that and the other section I was working on springs back out, so it was a battle to get it in the box. It went in perfect the first time, as it has not been used yet, I cannot make the hose go back to original length, it just keeps coming undone like a slinky. Oh well, nice heavy duty, I am guessing the more I use it, the more it will not fit in my box, which may be trouble. I think it is better than most and is a good price at $39, same price at Walmart, but on Amazon no taxes no shipping, so at walmart have to pay taxes.

I have not tried it out, and I don't usually review without testing out product. However, it will be a while, and seller deserves feedback. Looks like a good quality solid sewer hose. I like the fact that its light not heavy, and that you can pull or push the accordion folds to expand or contract at will. Fittings look high quality. This is probably not top of the line, but neither is the price. The sky is the limit on how high you can go on quality, but frankly, this is more than adequate for now.I plan to eliminate the pesky business of doing your business altogether, by switching to a $950 composting toilet at some point next year. If you watch Gone with the Wynns on Utube, they recommend a composting toilet unit, which does not smell, never needs to be flushed out, and is much more sanitary and earth friendly. In fact, we should install those in every home as well.This will fit inside your bumper, or in a long tray under your van. Good product!

The OEM hose I had been using that came with the purchase of my Winnebago motor home worked well, but was far too short for some campgrounds and required my parking uncomfortably close to some sewer reservoirs at dump stations. This sewer hose takes little more space in my sewer storage tube, yet it is expandable to an amazing length. The end connectors are heavy-duty. Because the end connectors were larger in diameter than the typical, light-duty connectors, it wouldn't fit in my storage tube until I took my utility knife and cut down the small , plastic tabs (these tabs are put on to allow one to more easily grasp the connectors, but are unnecessary). Reducing the size of these small tabs allowed the hose and end connectors to fit into my storage tube. :) Needless to say, the elbow and sewer conduit adapter do not fit in my sewer tube storage compartment. I keep them in a plastic bag in another compartment.The only problem I have is getting the sewer insert to stay on the white, semi-opaque elbow. It twists on, but it doesn't have a tight 'tab in slot' fit, so it comes out easily. Because of this, I make a little extra effort to try not to move it after it is inserted into the sewer conduit.Bottom Line: I highly recommend this RV sewer hose. Heavy-duty and tough plastic from the end connectors to the skin of the hose itself.

We are starting to learn, as first-time travel trailer owners, that Camco is the bomb! All of the items we've bought from them have been well-made, sturdy and work well. This sewer hose, as opposed to being wobbly-flexy and getting black water all over you while trying to wrangle it, is stiff enough while still flexing easily. LOVE that it compacts down into a stiff tube WITH END CAPS that will fit in the bumper.Purchased the hose adapter flush-out as well, although we haven't used it yet. Liked the idea of being able to rinse the inside of the sewer hose at the dump station (assuming there was a clean-water source available).