Price: $40.00
Pros: works
Cons: Sometimes they don't seal properly
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Ball lock corny kegs are a homebrewer's friend.

Price: $48.00
Pros: Works with many kegerator systems.
Cons: Sometimes has a hard to get rid of soda smell.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Good for the price but the prices on used Corny kegs are steadily rising so I probably won't buy any more of these for a while (I have 5). The insides can have sweet odors which take some Oxy Clean to get get rid of. On the outside the black rubber may rub off on your hands so be careful if dumping one out if you're in the process of sanitizing other equipment.

Price: $40.00
Pros: Holds my beer and lets me drink it.
Cons: Sometimes goes empty
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Holds the beer that i like to drink. If you're reading this review to determine whether or not to buy a keg then you're an idiot. Just buy the keg, its great

Price: $15.00
Pros: Easy to fill, easy to clean
Cons: ball lock fittings are plastic and kinda clunky vs. commercial couplers
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Cornelius kegs are easy to fill and clean, seal kits are very inexpensive and they fit well into chest freezers and refrigerators. Don't pay too much attention to the outside appearance, it is the inside that counts The pepsi kegs (ball lock) are more desirable than the coke style kegs (pin locks) and are also getting harder find. If you come across a good deal on some cornelius kegs my recommendation is to buy them all.

Price: $30.00
Pros: Kegging is so easy.
Cons: Haven't found any so far.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I have ball lock kegs, picked them up pretty cheap on craigslist. I am always looking for deals on CL to benefit from others either discontinuing brewing or upgrading their own equipment.

Price: $200.00
Pros: Awesome kegged beer!
Cons: None.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Bought 2 kegs and aluminum CO2 bottle from Midwest Supplies for $199.99.

Price: $35.00
Pros: price
Cons: looks
Recommended? Yes

Comments: kegconnection.com hardware part of a 4 keg setup I am buying for myself christmas 2011

Price: $35.00
Pros: price
Cons: needs polishing
Recommended? Yes

Comments: One of 4

Price: $220.00
Pros: Easy storage and transportation. Great for beginning brewers to get into kegging (cheap price).
Cons: N/a
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I was looking for an easier way to store/carbonate my beers than bottling. Being that I was a beginning homebrewer I didn't want to spend a lot of money on a kegging setup just to learn on. I ended up paying $220 for 3 5gal corny kegs, 5lb CO2 tank, dual regulator, replacement o-rings/valves, party tap, 3-split line, and individual lines with needed attachements.

Followed a few youtube clips and post on these forums on how to keg/carbonate and everything went perfectly.

These things are easy to clean and care for. The hardest thing was getting all the left over glue from the labels off the outside (inside came cleaned). Needless to say I'm very pleased and would recommed these to anyone wanting a good beginner setup or a setup for someone who brews smaller (5 gal) batches.

Price: $40.00
Pros: great
Cons: none
Recommended? Yes

Comments: it's totally badass

Price: $35.00
Pros: SS will last forever, Mine were used
Cons: dents if dropped LOL
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I got 4 of them from the Keg Connection in Texas.
Great deal I thought.
I modified a kit they had for a 4 keg set up.
I think their prices are really great.

Price: $40.00
Pros: Lightweight, easy to rebuild and maintain
Cons: little small only 5 gallons
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Great keg for a first time homebrewer, I'm just getting into homebrewing but the corny keg is definitely a great buy and you can fit multiple ones in a smaller space, bought on craiglist

Price: $20.00
Pros: No more hours wasted cleaning and filling bottles.
Cons: A bit to heavy to take with me on a whim.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: No more hours wasted cleaning and filling bottles. Perfect for the keggerator.

Price: $39.95
Pros: No more bottling!
Cons: Some maintenance required from time to time. Gaskets, O-Rings, etc... Not easily transportable, CO2 Required.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Aside from not being easily transported like a 6-pack, Corney Keg's are great! You can use them as a secondary fermentation chamber in a pinch, force carb instead of using priming sugar, and dispense beer all from the same vessel.

Price: $20.00
Pros: small, compact
Cons: none
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Easy to clean and easy to find. There are lots of generic kits out there just for these guys and they work great.

Price: $40.00
Pros: I can fit two inside a kegerator designed to hold a full sized 15 gallon keg.
Cons: none
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I have two of these and a double tap draft tower on my kegerator. Perfect.

Price: $15.00
Pros: very easy to sanitize and i always wanted to have kegs
Cons: the rubber orings can dry out quick
Recommended? Yes

Comments: they are great. i own 10

Price: $30.00
Pros: I don't have to clean bottles
Cons: Cleaning pop its
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I love my kegs, they save time, space, and are easy to fill.

Price: $25.00
Pros: perfect size easy to clean and set up
Cons: Price is getting too high
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Corny kegs are by far one of my best purchase in my brewing history. Nothing beat pulling a tag to pour your own beer.