PelletPro Applicator Gun for Garden Hose, Wetting Agent and Lawn Fertilizer Hose End Sprayer with Nozzle, Spray Bottles, A-PPWA50K

I recently used the Underhill PelletPro Applicator Gun and was pleasantly surprised by its performance. It's a well-built and easy-to-use tool for applying wetting agents, fertilizers, or other soluble lawn care products using a standard garden hose. Pros: Durable Build: The construction feels solid and built to last. The heavy-duty plastic and metal components inspire confidence. Easy to Attach: It connects easily to a standard garden hose with no leaks or hassle. Convenient Pellet Loading: The compartment for pellets is straightforward to load, and it holds enough for a decent-sized yard. Even Application: The spray pattern is consistent, helping distribute product evenly across the lawn or garden. Versatile: Can be used for a variety of treatments—wetting agents, fertilizers, insecticides, or any soluble product designed for hose-end application. Cons: Pellet Compatibility: It's mainly designed for Underhill’s own pellets, so compatibility with third-party products may vary. Price Point: Slightly more expensive than basic applicators, but you get what you pay for in terms of quality. Overall: If you're looking for a professional-grade hose-end applicator that takes the guesswork out of lawn care treatments, the Underhill PelletPro is a great choice. It's ideal for homeowners who want a healthy, well-maintained lawn without overcomplicating the process.

This product actually exceeded my expectations. Materials used are quality and the operation is very good.

Best applicator I've used for the wetting agent tabs we use at our country club. Easy to use and an even spray for the product

Works great with their product

Works great, highly recommended.

This is a very simple and cheap product. It’s a plastic housing with a rubber gasket and threading on either side. For what it is, it should be a fraction of the price. I personally attach it directly to the hose valve rather than the hose end. I’d recommend attaching stainless steel quick-connect fittings and leaving them connected to avoid deteriorating the plastic threading. All in all, I’d use a different product if available. But considering this is required for the pellets, it’ll have to do for now.

Everything seller promised

This applicator is necessary to apply Underhill’s wetting agents. The applicator itself consists of a plastic drum with threads on either end for a valve and a nozzle. Overall, it’s very cheap in terms of the materials used—particularly when considering the cost. I personally hook this directly to the hose faucet using stainless steel quick connect rather than on the end of the hose. This permits the most flow and allows me to hook it up to an impulse sprinkler rather than watering by hand. I water 10 mins per section in my yard. If you’re thinking about purchasing this, buy the version without the valve and nozzle and attach your own to save a lot of money. A brass nozzle with shut off will run $10 on Amazon and works significantly better. This is only if you’re not connecting directly to an impulse sprinkler.