OneBomBall Lock Disconnect, Gas & Liquid Corny Keg Fittings, MFL 1/4’’ Threaded with 5/16’’ Stainless Steel Barbed & Hose Clamp (MFL Thread)

Yes these are more expensive than the plastic ones that come in sets of 4 or more, but that extra money is well spent.There's a reason the plastic version comes with duplicates. They do not last so you will need the replacements.Second,these stainless ones snap on/off so much easier. No more struggling, to get them on or offThird, they seem far more solid. no more popping apart and having to hunt for the tiny ball-bearings and spring.Forth the hose attach at a 90 degree angle so they fit in the fridge better.Save yourself some frustration -and money in the long run-. Buy these good parts the first time.

The media could not be loaded. Compared to the cheapo plastic disconnects, these things rock. They're solid, fit both posts well. Idk what other people are using, but on my corny kegs these are GOAT. Super easy to install, no leaks, new o-ring seal is a plus.

Bought these to replace a set of leaky plastic fittings. They've been installed and under 18psi CO2 for one week now with no apparent issues. Initial leak test passed. So far, so good! Incidentally, this set cost less than 1/2 the price of similar hardware at my local HB store.

Was skeptical reading some of the others reviews, but decided to go for it, Glad I did.No issues putting these onto my ball lock cornys. Snapped right into place like the previous plastic ones that were used...No issues with leakage of either CO2 or liquid.The low profile allows me to add a corny keg on the "shelf" above the motor & plumbing on the keezer.Worked perfect for my application :)

I am reading the reviews and asking my self: "Do I miss something?" as mine have a ton of issues:1. Purchased a pair with the barbs - one came with the gasket deformed as they screwed the coupler to the head.2. Then I ordered 4 pairs with the detachable barbs:2.1. Two of them leak gas at the MFL connection - cannot air tighten them.2.2. Two leaked beer everywhere from the MFL connection or from between the top and bottom parts..2.3. One has problems with the 1/4" MFL screw on barbs - it does not accept the attachments (cannot screw anything on it)!2.4. It is very difficult to screw these together after cleaning - inner gasket create friction which stops the two halves to screw on completely.2.5. They use inner gaskets that are not a standard size - I tried to put tubular ones (these come with flat ones) but they do not fit.2.6. The pressure pin is bent on one of them (at the back where pinched to hold the spring).I tried over-tightening them, I switched the barbed attachments, swapped gaskets, wrapped with teflon.... dear lawd I tried so many things, I lost two 5lb CO2 tanks because of them. They are amazingly low profile, seem sturdy and solid, but I cannot make them work. All of them have different problems.There are no instructions on how to troubleshoot problems, do not come with a manual, no link for replacement parts... I mean, for $120 I should be getting something in return. They are good weights though.

These are solid stainless steel and will last a lifetime. I bought 4 sets of these. Nice smooth, no sharp edges! Just a great product.

I got these to upgrade from the cheaper plastic ones I got to start out. Wish I bought these first! No leaks, whatsoever. Spend the bit of extra cash and buy these!

I have my 3rd keg on the compressor hump in the home made kegerator. I ordered these low profile ball connectors as there wasn’t enough headroom for a regular connector. The liquid one was a nice and tight fit but the gas line was lose - if you have the connectors labeled with black and white rings to distinguish liquid and gas - make the barbs for 5/16 hose for gas. I put a clamp on the gas hose - hoping the gas doesn’t leak. They need to have a 5/16 barb on the gas connector.