Ball Lock Cornelius Corny Keg Gas Line Assembly

Nice quality, very flexible tubing and the stainless steel carbonator cap that I bought fit it perfectly. I had to buy a shutoff check valve to connect to this, as my gas regulator did not come with one. Very happy with the quality of this tubing and assembly. I will modify this review if it doesn't hold up or perform as it should.I bought this as part of a setup to carbonate water and beverages, having gotten the basics from a YouTube video, search for: "Home made big Carbonation System for $45.00 and 4X the power of soda steam" which I will link in the first comment. I used a more expensive tube and regulator, based on the review on Amazon for the parts he recommended, not wanting a cheaper rig that might not last.What I ended up with cost just under $200, which should pay for itself in 6-7 months maximum, based on the child unit's consumption of carbonated water. This will save us money and a ton of plastic will never need to be recycled. win/win

Bought this to use with my new 5lb CO2 tank+reg to carbonate anything using old soda bottles. After 3 weeks it's working great. Only complaint is sometimes liquid goes back into the tube. Purging with my thumb after every use resolved that issue.

Although a higher price than other brands, i feel this product is well made and works excellently. Very happy it has a longer hose, and both the valves work smoothly. Made in Texas, USA a bonus too.

I overlooked in the add, which is my mistake, that it was designed for CO2. I blame myself and not the seller. I tried to use it for my Nitro setup and it won't hold up to that pressure. It ended up blowing out and splitting on me but a Nitro system runs at a much higher pressure than CO2. I was looking for a cheap way to make a connection from my Nitro regulator to my commercial keg using a Cornelius lock to Sankey coupler adapter. I found that the Cornelius Gas lock also seemed to be too small to fit the gas side, but this might be because I was trying to retrofit it for what it probably wasn't intended for. Other than that, it would seem that it comes with everything you would need for supplying CO2 for a weekend sharing of your own craft beer cornelius keg. Given what I just said in the last sentence, I would give it a good rating.

Nice that this comes assembled and with high quality parts. Perfect with the regulator I bought from the Weekend Brewer. Good quality and easy to use.

So far so good, the hose seems to be decent quality and even shaking it pretty violently to help speed up carbonation process while it's attached to a PET bottle hasn't resulted in any problems or leaks. Time will tell how the o-rings and connections hold up. I'll update the review if I develop any issues.

I used this as part of a home soda carbonation rig. The long hose is great--I can store the CO2 tank under the sink, and the hose reaches up with plenty of slack to pop it onto bottles in the sink, and shake them to dissolve the gas. The threaded disconnect on the ball lock allows me to easilly rinse the ball lock and the carbonation cap for times when I'm carbonating something other than water. I just removed the threaded fitting from the other end, and attached the hose to my regulator's barbed outlet with the included hose clamp.

I am using this to force carbonate bottles of water. I am happy with the length of the hose. It allows me to work on the counter over the sink while my tank in in a lower cabinet off to the side. The quick connect works perfectly with no issue, no leaks. Highly recommended!

Great product already assembled. I had to pull off the open end to attach to my regulator. Happy to pay extra for the CM Becker keg ball lock

Hose and swivel nuts are decent enough quality, but the QD was terrible quality. Did not fit my post, split when I eventually managed to get it to push home. Quite expensive for the level of quality too.