FERRODAY Ball Lock Gas Line, Ball Lock CO2 Gas Hose Assemble for Brewing

I didn’t know what I needed for sure, and when I first got this I was afraid I’d gotten the wrong thing because the quick-connect end is not black like what I’d seen on some setups. Well, the white end is exactly what one needs when running a gas line from the regulator of a CO2 tank to a carbonation cap affixed to a PET bottle, which is what I’m starting with as a beginner to serious home soda-making. If what you need is the line OUT of a ball lock keg to dispense liquid, this is not what you need. This is what feeds the CO2 into the keg. It also feeds the CO2 into those PET bottles via a carbonation cap (I got Ferroday’s four-pack of red plastic ones for starters.) I kind of feel like a dummy saying what is probably completely obvious to others, but I know there must be other newbies who might be confused about this, too. So I’ve got what I needed: CO2 tank, regulator, this gas line with white quick connect ball lock fitting, and the carbonation cap that screws onto a PET bottle to which you connect the white fitting. And the way you do that is by lifting up on the end of the white quick connect and pressing the whole thing down onto the carbonation cap “post.”

Nice hose for CO2 or beer transfer. Good value.

Well made. Using it to purge kegs when transferring. Nice to buy an affordable standalone CO2 hose without having to buy a pair.

Does what it supposed to, like others said, warm it up and like most things, it slips right on.

Item arrived as described.

Decent value, no problem with it for 4 carbonation thus far.

The ball lock leaks. And I’m having a hard time getting a refund. I do not recommend buying anything from this company. Too hard to get help with a problem.

Headline says it all. Nice quality, cheap. Now I can do a closed system transfer with my kegs. Sweet.