Plastic Picnic Faucet for Beer

Ok so IPA's normally need to have anywhere from 10-15 psi. I use this with a 6ft hose and I have no problems what so ever. I left it attached with 15 PSI for a month and even left the country and had no leakage. I would probably buy it again if it broke. Also one last thing.... the top of it screws apart so make sure you hand tighten the top before you attach it to any Keg.

This is a simple solution when I want to take my home brew to picnic, party or camping. Works as advertised. Used it about 15 times already and no issues.

Bought 2 of these and one of them seems to have been used before. I'm not sure what it was used for, but it was full of all kinds of stuff...almost like moldy paper. Checked the other one and seems to be ok, but I'm kind of ticked that I was sold something portrayed as new when it was clearly not. Had to drain pour a glass of one of my homebrews thanks to this. Moral of the story is regardless if it's sold as new, take it apart to make sure it's not full of crap.

Needed to get a new faucet for the block party we threw, so I quickly ordered one. Worked Great. For some stupid reason, some people that aren't used to a keg seem to try and pry the lever the wrong way which can ruin this. Be sure to notify people that its a "press down lever." Other than than that this Faucet is flawless

These are inherently fragile and breakable items. We use it for our kegged home-made hard cider. The one we had previously was a few years old and just got leaky over time. This is the replacement and I assume it will get leaky over time. Such is their nature. They are inexpensive and replacable. I understand this.

Finished carbonating a second batch before the batch currently in the kegerator was empty, so I purchased this to connect to the second batch instead of waiting. I set the CO2 to 10psi to serve, and connected the draft line - beer immediately flowed up to the faucet and started leaking out, even though the lever hadn't been pressed yet.Perhaps I received a faulty faucet (which, if this is the case, I will revise my review), but in the interim it looks like I will have to wait for the keg currently in the kegerator to be finished before enjoying my second batch.

i used these faucets to create an external tap on my kegerator because they were cheap. they hold the pressure of the keg well and do not leak. they even lock open for filling a pitcher or cleaning the lines out. a very good value for a picnic faucet.

Some idiot broke one of the nozzles on my 3 headed keg tap.I bought this and slapped it right on. There haven't been any leaks as of yet.