1 Gallon Vacuum Insulated Growler by Spotted Dog
128oz Stainless Steel Insulated Beer Growler
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- This growler holds double the volume of standard glass growlers
- The double wall vacuum sealed design is proven to be the most effective insulation on the market
- Keeps Beer Cold For Over 24 Hours. A full pour only loses 4 degrees over 24 hours and 8 degrees over 48 hours while at room temperature.
- This stainless steel growler is designed to work with all standard 38mm growler caps and dispensers
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A closer look at the handle and lid. This lid (like most ball lock style lids) is equipped with a manual PRV. Generally speaking… Both Ball Lock and Pin Lock style lids are the same dimension and are interchangeable. You can use a Ball Lock Lid on a Pin Lock Keg and vice versa. A big difference are the PRV (pressure relief valve) functions between the two styles. Both have automatic safety PRV valves. That is, if the pressure gets too high, both will automatically vent for safety reasons. The difference is in manual PRV functionality. Ball Lock Keg lids have a pull ring that allows you to manually vent the keg as you’d like. You may want to do that for the purpose of removing the keg lid or to vent excess pressure in an attempt to get down to a lower pressure. See: 
