Product review (3 stars): Needs improvement
This hose claims a burst pressure of 2500 psi, which would make it the highest in the industry for residential washing machine hoses. I don't know if that makes it better than, say a 1600 psi hose, since the pressure in a home water pipe is around 60 psi max. A hose can leak without bursting.

This hose consists of rubber inside covered by a metal mesh on the outside. The metal mesh is then wrapped in a thin rubber. I think the reason for this is because the mesh is not stainless steel and water could rust it and you could possibly get shocked. It's also less expensive than using stainless steel. The problem is, should it get just a little wet on the inside, it could lead to rust. I'm using this hose now and have not had any problems with it.

The hose set comes with two black rubber washers and you have to use pliers to tighten the connectors because they are the old style, like a garden hose. It's not that big a deal, but there are better designs. One thing I really don't like about this hose set is that it comes only with 2 blue hoses or 2 red hoses. It doesn't come color coded hot and cold with a blue hose and a red hose. What's up with that?

The best washer hose that I've seen is a commercial Eastman at Lowe's that has two layers of material inside and covered in stainless steel. The connectors are nickel plated and are hex shaped so a wrench can be used on them instead of pliers. They also come with neoprene washers attached inside and have 5/8" diameter hoses instead of the traditional 3/8" to allow a faster fill.  Both the Eastman and the Ace come with a lifetime warranty (the life of the machine). The Eastman costs about 28 dollars.

Another thing is that your washer hoses should be replaced about every 4 or 5 years. The warranty on the hoses does not cover damage to your house should a hose fail. And replace old hoses on your toilets and dishwasher with new ones at the same interval. Also, get some battery operated water alarms and place them near these devices and your water heater. You can never be too careful.