Pfister Norden Kitchen Faucet with Pull Down Sprayer, Single Handle, High Arc, Stainless Steel Finish, GT529NRS

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1. Reviews I’d Want My Kids To Read Before Buying Verified Buyer – 7 May 2024

   In my family, I am called the faucet queen because I insist on rotating them and switching them out all the time and I love faucets. As such, I am often asked to get faucets for people. I got this for a friend, after looking for quite a while for just the right faucet. This one is really quite nice, given it’s limitations. The pivot arm is smooth and easy to turn. The handle is easy to operate. The pull down faucet is a little on the small side, as many are these days, but also pulls down very easily. The only issue I have been able to find is that the pull down is a little small for larger hands, while working very well for smaller hands. The primary user in that family’s kitchen is a woman with smaller hands, so this works well. My recommendation is to take a look at the measurements and see if that little pull down faucet will be the right size for your hands, so that you are comfortable using it. The color and finish are as shown and it is very easy to wipe clean so that it doesn’t spot or end up with calcium and lime deposits. The aerator is good and the spray is good. This is a keeper.
   

2. Laurie Randall Verified Buyer – 20 August 2024

   This faucet is amazing! If you are purchasing for brand new countertops, have the hole done just a touch bigger than standard because the lines on this are thick. Had some trouble installing it due to size of the hoses but now that it’s in I love it!!!
   

3. Diesel Verified Buyer – 9 November 2024

   This faucet is the perfect modern look without being crazy looking. Easy to clean. Works great. beautiful finish.
   

4. letmepicyou Verified Buyer – 14 January 2025

   So, there are myriad reviews on the general features and installation. We don’t need any more of that, I think. What I’m going to try and hit upon here is the stuff ENGINEERS look at, as well as including some photos of parts of this faucet you can’t see anywhere else. First, build quality and materials. You’ve seen cheaper faucets. They go from “molded plastic” to “pot metal”. Well, none of that HERE. Every silver part that looks like metal IS metal. I checked every part with a neodymium magnet. From the base to the spray head, it is all ferrous stainless steel. No plated plastics. And looking at the base, the thickness of said steel is IMPRESSIVE. I’d frankly love to see these bases made. I don’t know if they’re hydroformed, drawn, welded, and ground/polished, or what. But the trigonometric functions that sculpted this steel is impressive. Then you work the ceramic valve. It’s instantly apparent this isn’t plastic and o-rings. Smooth as silk. VERY nice. Where am I NOT impressed with the quality? Well, there IS a bit of plastic in the head, and how long the nylon webbing around the hose will actually last is anyone’s guess. If you have this faucet 20 years, here’s where your problems are likely to manifest. Probably small issues, but time, once again, will tell. I guess the question is, at what price point do you NOT get any plastic? The MAJORITY of the build quality is FANTASTIC. Which begs the question, why not a stainless steel braid on the hose? Or at least, why is the spray head not made of cast Aluminum? I know head weight is an issue for a pull-down faucet, but we’re above the $200 range here, so… So, the big Q. Is it worth the price they’re asking? I’m going to say, “It depends!” On what? Well, if the nylon hose cover frays in 10 years, and Pfister says “No problem, we’ll replace it!”, then we’re good. But I’ve read some indications online about Pfister’s leaking hoses and hints at poor service. So as part of this review, if I encounter any issues in the next few years, I’ll make them known. As it stands, out of the box I’d give it a 4.5. pfisteroutlet.com won’t let me, so 4 it is. Understand, it’s REALLY CLOSE to a 5. Those few minor plastic pieces give me pause in an otherwise beautiful faucet at this price range, however. The following is an after-installation amendment to my original review. The original review remains unchanged, but I would like to take a moment to discuss the hose weight that is included. I have an engineering background. I’m going to make a claim, and I’m going to invite Pfister’s R&D department to reply to this review to debate (or confirm, if they wish) that which I’m going to claim. I weighed the included hose weight on my digital scale to find it tipped the scale at an astounding 1 lb 1.1 oz. So a 1 lb steel weight and 1.1 oz of plastic, basically. It is my honest opinion that this weight is TOO HEAVY. I have read some complaints from Pfister faucet owners online which allude to repeatedly leaking faucets with pull-down hoses. I feel the weight the Pfister engineers have resorted to is, without knowing every particular detail of every case, too much to suspend on a hose that has a plastic-bodied connector. Movement and use only amplifies the weight’s effect. Before anyone says, “Well, how do you know better than Pfister’s engineers?”, perhaps I should point to exploding Pintos and collapsed bridges to illustrate the fact sometimes engineers get it WRONG. Pfister’s engineers got it wrong here. With all-metal construction, maybe. Not with something passing hot and cold repeatedly, being pulled on, put back, ect. My SOLUTION, is I’m going to order a weight around HALF what’s included, somewhere in the 8 oz range. Honestly, I don’t have the weight on the hose now at ALL, and I could live with it being completely WITHOUT. But I like the feel of a little weight on the hose. So I’m going to order one from right here at good ol’ pfisteroutlet.com. If you purchase a Pfister faucet and it has a 1+ lb weight, I do NOT recommend using it. I recommend finding something in the 8-12 oz range (NO heavier). More than that is too much to suspend on a piece of plastic that people tug on.

   

5. Vlad Zafranets Verified Buyer – 15 February 2025

   Great product, like the watter flow. thx.
   

6. jomebrew Verified Buyer – 13 April 2025

   This is my 4th faucet in a few years. this replaced a Moen which has been in use for most of those years. That was good, this is great! A critical requirement to install in my countertop is a long threaded shaft to reach all the way through the countertop and cabinet (deck). The Pfister fit that bill perfectly. With that out of the way, my first issue with installing the Pfister faucet is the thickness of the nylon braided hoses. These are much thicker and harder to work with than stainless steel braided hoses. The Pfister is the only faucet I’ve used that has these. For all the solid technology and components in this faucet, these hoses were a cheap copout. The installation was unnecessarily frustrating. Pfister omitted including a simple tool that would make the installation in minutes. Instead, it took me more than 45 minutes of contorted, knuckle banging frustration only able to tightened the securing nut 1/16 turn at a time. I have the tools for installing faucets but the thickness of the nylon hoses made it difficult to get a bite on the tightening nut. I’ve included the fantastic tool Moen includes (which sadly didn’t fit over the nut on the Pfister and the Moen nut has different threads). I’ve included a picture of that tool. I hope Pfister is looking at this! Other than the installation, the faucet is fantastic. Exceptionally smooth movement due to the high quality components used in the construction. The sealing gasket between the faucet in countertop is nearly invisible and designed to securely seat in the base of the faucet. The instructions lacked clarity on which side should be against the countertop. however, it only seats in the faucet one way. Still the instructions should be unambiguous. Operationally, the faucet works perfectly. The blade function on the sprayer head is really strong. It does cause a lot more splashing and probably more water since it is fun blasting stuff of pots and plates. All three settings have great pressure and work great. I appreciate the ability to remove the center screen to clean any particles that may collect in the screen! I do wish the sprayer head had an option to stop the flow. The Moen had that. I used that all the time rinsing and moving dishes to the drying rack. I would absolutely buy this or another Pfister faucet again. My issues were not enough to reduce from5 to 4 stars though the installation difficulty could have dropped the rating.

   

7. LucNukem Verified Buyer – 11 May 2025

   Update : J’ai finalement installé le robinet et tout semble bien fonctionner l’installation s’est bien passé, donc pour l’instant je suis très satisfait mais il demeure que recevoir une boîte non scellé reste assez ordinaire… j’aurais vraiment apprécié avoir une réponse de Pfister sur ce cas… Je dois aussi ajouter qu’il aurait dû être inscrit boîte ouverte au moins…

   Original : Pas encore installé mais j’ai reçu le robinet dans une boîte non scellé par les genres de straps… je vois une légère égratignure a l’arrière du robinet… ça ne me dérange pas trop mais je trouve ça très ordinaire… Donc est-ce que ce robinet à déjà été installé ailleur… ce devrait être illégal de vendre quelques choses de neuf qui a déjà été ouvert ou même déjà été utilisé… surtout venant du fabriquant… on s’entend que c’est pas une job facile que de changer un robinet de cuisine de ce genre et de savoir que la boîte a déjà été ouverte on se demande si le produit a un problème… pas trop encourageant à installer… En tout cas je vais mettre a jours ce message une fois installé…