JUST Back in stock… Get them while you can… Reconditioned Class III 5 Gallon Ball Lock Kegs – $34.95!
Reconditioned Class 3 Kegs from Beverage Elements
This reconditioned 5 gallon ball lock keg is our absolute best bargain in a used keg. They may not pack all the beauty of other kegs, but they’ve got your back when it comes to drinking.
These are the true party animals of the used keg set— each of these 5 gallon ball lock kegs had way too much fun in a prior life. They may have even seen a bar fight or six, but they still know how to hold their own under pressure (they’ve been tested to make sure).
Like all of our ball lock kegs, these reconditioned beauties have all the important good stuff where it counts, as well as one more serious plus—they’re an unbelievably affordable way to store your beer, soda, cold brew and nitro coffee, Kombucha tea, and any other beverage of your choice.
- These have been sold out for a good while now.
- As of this update, they’re back in stock at just $34.95.
- This is a stellar deal.
When these become available, they typically don’t last for long. Get them while you can!
5 Gallon Ball Lock Keg – Reconditioned – Class 3
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