Great and easy to remove and clean.

These make life easier

In expensive works well with the correct tubing. No leaks and not exactly easy to remove but can be removed. This was a no brainer. I did make a CO2 distro system with this into an inexpensive kitchen refrigerator with the tank and distro system in the fridge. Doing this takes planning organization and space in the fridge or you will find yourself unhappy with the results. it works but probably not like you though it would unless you plan it out carefully. The same for a multi keg kegerator..

In expensive works well with the correct tubing. No leaks and not exactly easy to remove but can be removed. This was a no brainer. I did make a CO2 distro system with this into an inexpensive kitchen refrigerator with the tank and distro system in the fridge. Doing this takes planning organization and space in the fridge or you will find yourself unhappy with the results. it works but probably not like you though it would unless you plan it out carefully. The same for a multi keg kegerator..

In expensive, works well with the correct tubing. No leaks and not exactly easy to remove but can be removed. This was a no brainer. I did make a CO2 distro system with this, into an inexpensive kitchen refrigerator with the tank and distro system in the fridge. Doing this takes planning, organization and space in the fridge or you will find yourself unhappy with the results. it works but probably not like you though it would unless you plan it out carefully. The same for a multi keg, kegerator..

The guidelines say to tighten with your fingers and then go another 90 degrees. This is flat-out wrong. Gas will escape. You have to tighten these things way past finger-tight plus 90 degrees and because the plastic is soft it's very easy to strip the threads. You have to know exactly how far to tighten then and you learn that by destroying one or two.

The guidelines say to tighten with your fingers and then go another 90 degrees. This is flat-out wrong. Gas will escape. You have to tighten these things way past finger-tight plus 90 degrees and because the plastic is soft it's very easy to strip the threads. You have to know exactly how far to tighten then and you learn that by destroying one or two.

The guidelines say to tighten with your fingers and then go another 90 degrees. This is flat-out wrong. Gas will escape.You have to tighten these things way past finger-tight plus 90 degrees, and because the plastic is soft, it's very easy to strip the threads. You have to know exactly how far to tighten then, and you learn that by destroying one or two.

I'm reworking my Keezer and this is part of the redo and these work great. I haven't had a single leak

I'm reworking my Keezer and this is part of the redo and these work great. I haven't had a single leak

I'm reworking my Keezer and this is part of the redo and these work great. I haven't had a single leak

Had to tighten more than directions said to. Finger tight then used wrench until resistance felt then another 1/2 turn. Used soapy water test to verify seal. Duotight system held pressure for more than a week before I discontinued test.

Had to tighten more than directions said to. Finger tight then used wrench until resistance felt then another 1/2 turn. Used soapy water test to verify seal. Duotight system held pressure for more than a week before I discontinued test.

Had to tighten more than directions said to. Finger tight, then used wrench until resistance felt, then another 1/2 turn. Used soapy water test to verify seal. Duotight system held pressure for more than a week before I discontinued test.

This Duotight system works great. Like building Legos but for beer

This Duotight system works great. Like building Legos but for beer

This Duotight system works great. Like building Legos, but for beer

Not a good use on regulator with brass fitting. you need the insert and it's hard to get in. will change to Duo with 1/4 NPT to go into regulator next time. Love Duoptight completely change on all my gas and fluid line to Duotight PS now come up with a Duotight Cap

Not a good use on regulator with brass fitting. you need the insert and it's hard to get in. will change to Duo with 1/4 NPT to go into regulator next time. Love Duoptight completely change on all my gas and fluid line to Duotight PS now come up with a Duotight Cap

Not a good use on regulator with brass fitting.you need the insert and it's hard to get in.will change to Duo with 1/4 NPT to go into regulatornext time. Love Duoptight completely change on all my gas and fluid line to DuotightPS, now come up with a Duotight Cap

I have both pin locks and ball lock kegs so it easy just to change the 1/4" fitting with the 8 mm tube so I put them on the connectors and just change the to a different connector by plugging or plugging the tubing

I have both pin locks and ball lock kegs so it easy just to change the 1/4" fitting with the 8 mm tube so I put them on the connectors and just change the to a different connector by plugging or plugging the tubing

I have both pin locks and ball lock kegs so it easy just to change the 1/4" fitting with the 8 mm tube so I put them on the connectors and just change the to a different connector by plugging or plugging the tubing

Goes together easily

Goes together easily

Goes together easily

I really like the versatility of the quick connect. Tighten them down on your regulator and never have to remove them.

I really like the versatility of the quick connect. Tighten them down on your regulator and never have to remove them.

I really like the versatility of the quick connect. Tighten them down on your regulator and never have to remove them.

These fittings are awesome. Easy Peasy.... I changed-out all my plumbing to this and it now the kegerator pours beautifully. I changed everything to duotight with a 10ft hose on each valve. I say 10' hose and 10psi for pressurizing the kegs. It worked beautifully for both lagers and IPAs.

These fittings are awesome. Easy Peasy.... I changed-out all my plumbing to this and it now the kegerator pours beautifully. I changed everything to duotight with a 10ft hose on each valve. I say 10' hose and 10psi for pressurizing the kegs. It worked beautifully for both lagers and IPAs.