🌈 Crystal Clear PrimoFlex Advanced LRT Soft Flexible Tubing - 1/2in. ID x 3/4in. OD, 10 feet Review

Using distilled water, my own Sysprep, and Liquid Utopia, my system went cloudy in less than a month. I know soft tubing tends to stain, but it seems like it's a short time to stay clean. It's also too thick-walled to function properly when properly adjusted to the size it should be. And that's overpriced if you don't add in the cost of the supplements, which are way too expensive on their own.

The only thing I don't like is that it's hard. But this is normal, I understand this is a big thick tube; If I wanted to be more flexible, I would start getting thinner. Their non-LRT hose is a bit more flexible but fogs up faster, so I use this thing. I only use water with anti-rust and LED lights to give it an almost "liquid crystal" look. So I change about every 1.5 years. The rig is bench mounted so hard tubes aren't the best choice and honestly looks aren't the most important thing. No…

This is a really durable tube that will last for years. I'm using this as a temporary loop replacement on my aging 7yo z77 Ivy Bridge 3770k system. I'll be doing a proper hardloop on an x570/Ryzen motherboard in a few months. I have had no issues with this tube twisting or breaking. So works great as a temporary fix or on a test bench.

Exceptional. I've used water cooling for years, but never anything other than cheap vinyl tubing you can buy at the hardware store. This stuff is worth a premium over cheap stuff. The curves are clean and don't kink as easily, giving you a lot more freedom. The pre-treatment and biocide is a nice touch for the price.