Much like chicken wings, beer tubing in bulk is all around a good idea.

Don't even bother with trying to measure the distance from your tap to your keg and then order the correct amount. Just buy a big box of tubing and you will be good to go. No more filling up your shopping cart with extra things to get free shipping when all you need is another 5 foot piece of hose. It will be in the box waiting for you.

This is a quality hose that is easy to cut, stretch and seal on whatever you need. Does not impart plastic flavors in your beer. Just try and search forums about this topic and I guarantee you will go nuts with the conflicting information. I had beer sitting in the lines for over a month and when I poured it, guess what it tasted like......BEER!

This is the best beer line for homebrewers. Get a 100 foot roll and snap yourself off a piece. It is sturdy, flexible, doesn't slide of barbed fittings and gives no off flavors.

So far I haven't had any issues with the tubing. I ran ~60 ft for my keggerator. I like that it is cheap enough that I can just replace tubing instead of cleaning it out.

It's very convenient to have a 100-foot roll of beverage tubing handy for when you need to build a quick tap line or jumper. This tubing is sturdy yet flexible and, compared to other tubing, gives less of an off-flavor to beer that has been sitting in it for a while.