This brand new five gallon stainless steel beer keg has ball-lock fittings and pressure relief valve in the lid.
Keep your precious home brew safe from light and oxygen in these and stainless steel ball lock kegs. If stored properly these kegs can keep your homebrew fresh for months or even years.
Measures 25" tall by 10" in diameter.
Features the classic dual rubber handles on top that make this keg easy to dry upside-down.
Will always have a beer and a cider on tap. Thank you
M
Marc C.
New 5 Gallon Ball Lock Cornelius (Corny) Beer Keg - Dual Rubber Handle
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Adam S.
Nice Kegs
Perfect condition
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Scott C.
New corny keg
Keg looks and works great. Comes complete with seals and fittings.
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Andrew K.
Made in China, NOT Italy
It was not evident in the product description but this keg is made in China. On a positive note, it holds pressure fine and arrived with no dents or scratches. The IN and OUT ports are also clearly labeled and aside from a noticeable machine oil odor, the keg functions as intended. On a negative note, the lid handle lies flat across the top of the keg and this makes it very difficult to release. The handles on all my other kegs are curved, allowing you to get your fingers underneath for leverage. The handle on this lid requires a screwdriver to get enough leverage. The O-ring also has a greater tendency to fall off the lid and requires a bit more care in positioning than my other kegs.
Will always have a beer and a cider on tap. Thank you
M
Marc C.
New 5 Gallon Ball Lock Cornelius (Corny) Beer Keg - Dual Rubber Handle
A
Adam S.
Nice Kegs
Perfect condition
S
Scott C.
New corny keg
Keg looks and works great. Comes complete with seals and fittings.
A
Andrew K.
Made in China, NOT Italy
It was not evident in the product description but this keg is made in China. On a positive note, it holds pressure fine and arrived with no dents or scratches. The IN and OUT ports are also clearly labeled and aside from a noticeable machine oil odor, the keg functions as intended. On a negative note, the lid handle lies flat across the top of the keg and this makes it very difficult to release. The handles on all my other kegs are curved, allowing you to get your fingers underneath for leverage. The handle on this lid requires a screwdriver to get enough leverage. The O-ring also has a greater tendency to fall off the lid and requires a bit more care in positioning than my other kegs.
