Flexible P-Trap for 1-1/2" Drain Pipes (Black - 24 Inch Length) with Adjustable Connections for Kitchen Sinks and Shampoo Bowls, Compatible with Various Sink Configurations

Worked great easy install worth the money

Worked great for offset under cabinet drain line.

I bought this as a replacement for an outdoor camping sink/filet table. Easy to install. Works great. I just wish the flex hose was more durable. The material is thin so it doesn't last as long as I think it should. One year year, maybe 2. With camping we put it up and take it down alot. I have one at my house outside all the time and the sun/weather wears it out as well.

did the trick - no leaks

The pipe lacks sufficient length to form a proper U-bend, and the plastic material is too soft to maintain structural integrity under compression. When manually tightened, it deforms and slips, preventing an effective seal.

Does the job but for how long? Fine but not ideal. I don’t want to deal with leaks every 2 years. I installed this and had a leak a couple months later. I ended up buying high end adjustable hard pipe for 15 bucks more. Quick fix but not for owners.

Idont write much reviews but this needed one....I tried to do plumbing myself went to hardware store and was shown like a 100 ways how to vent my kitchen system...after spending about $200 in parts, and lots leaks about to give up and call a plumber....this thing came in clutch...it's the second time I bought this item...the first one didn't fail I was just replacing everything instead of cleaning it out....this was adjustable very easily to my liking and my kitchen sink hasn't leaked a drop for the first time in 20 years....don't know how others feel about it, but my problems was solved in 5 minutes after failing to install the other kits sold by hardware stores...maybe plumbers will laugh at me for getting this but hey as long as it gets the job donez on to the next one...

I had to pull a disposal out of our second kitchen sink that had died, and we did not want to replace it. But the bottom of the sink was not directly over the existing drain with a P-Trap, so I just needed a 'slanted' pipe of about 10". Ordered it from Amazon and it arrived about 20 hours later. It worked perfectly to connect from the bottom of the drain to the existing pipe. I did use plumber's tape to help seal the joints and so far no water leaks. It is certainly not as strong as a regular pipe but for our situation -- where we use that second sink for light duty such as washing fruit and veggies -- it should work fine for a few years when we plan to remodel anyway. The price is pretty high from a purely cost-of-material perspective, but there does not seem to be a better option out there. Highly recommended for specific jobs.