Draft Jockey Box 2 Faucet

Very Compact, will be using it this week at event. Tested with sanitizer and no leaks.

Small size is nice an portable. Didn't pre-chilled but by the 2nd or third pour the beer was chilled to appropriate temp. Used it for 4 days straight and only added ice once on each of the days after dumping some of the water and worked great.

Excellent product. Needed to purchase additional tubing and fittings for keg connections. Perfect for camping, tailgating, and any other event that I want to take and share my kegged homebrew.

Worked great on first use with 2 different styles of beer. Connections were tight. Setup was easy and the beer was cold. Cleaning is a process but not too bad.

Great portable jockey box, easy to carry and cleaning was a breeze.

This item worked great. I used it for a gender reveal at a baby shower. I was sent the results of the test and brewed a beer with blue coloring (It’s a boy). I also made a blue raspberry lemonade so the mother and the father could both tap something and drink it. It was a Hugh success.

I purchased my 3 jockey boxes almost 2 years ago. I've had a few issues that others may want to know before purchasing. First was the handle on one of my (empty) boxes popped off and the plastic the handle snaps to on the cooler is now damaged. This resulted in the handle not able to be affixed again. Second was two of my boxes had coils that were not seated properly due to the poor bends of the coil creating tension. This issue caused a lot of wasted beer during events. I was pretty pissed. To correct this, I had to disassemble the lines and bend the coils by hand to try to relieve some of the tension in order to get a proper seal. I still have to keep an eye on all the coils to make sure they're not in a funky angle breaking the grommet seal or outright popping out the shanks. I've been considering either harvesting the parts and building a single 6-tap box, where I properly seat the coils, or selling them and getting something more durable. Nevertheless, these small boxes are handy for small events.

I had planned to build my own Jockey Box but after pricing all the parts decided to go with this as it was about the same price and already completed. I was concerned about the small size for a 2 tap unit but for no reason. Recently used it for a tailgate (UGA/USC) on a 98 degree day. Filled it half with water and half with ice served 2 2.5 gallon kegs and never had an issue with foam or beer temp. Granted I did have the kegs sitting in a cooler with ice. I feel good that even if the kegs had been warm it would still have worked. So far so good. I will report back if anything changes.

Finding this on sale was top notch. The customer service is above and beyond answering questions. Aaron is one of a kind. The quality of the build was better than I could have ever made. I would recommend this to anyone.

A lot of sites sell jockey boxes because other than the cost of the materials, it's really not that tough to put them together. The thing that sets these apart is that the fit and finish is superior and the price is simply one of the lowest available. A lot of homemade jockey boxes just take lines out the back without using a shank, but these have a shank and a plate built on the back to keep things nice and tight. I liked the first one I bought so much, I bought a second one a few days later!

I used this for the first time over the weekend for a crowd of about 30 people and it was a huge hit. The only issue I had was when it came shipped one of the coils was out of alignment and it took some effort to get it where it needed to go (and stay there without leaking). Everything else was great. With a few modifications I even use it on brew days as a chiller (run the garden hose through the coils and out the other end into my immersion chiller).

First time using a Jockey Box, and it worked great up at my friends camp. Sent a quick email to AIH to ask about line length and pressures, and they replied quickly. Their suggestions worked like a charm, and my friends were enjoying cold beer on tap, outside all day long!

This jockey box is great I used it over the weekend. I had the kegs sitting out and just added ice to the cooler. The beers came out real nice and cold.

Assembled well, works perfectly, chills beer to serving temp, easily portable. Perfect for events, parties, ... I was going to build one myself, but when I saw this on sale it was an easy decision.

If you can catch this box on a good sale and can apply your rewards balance towards it, this becomes an amazing deal. You couldn't build one for less money if you go that route. I purchased 3 of these and they are ideal for gatherings where you want a better setup then a tap directly connected to keg. Expect to use about 15-20# of ice with water to get a good cooling scenario. You don't need high regulator pressure (20+ PSI) to use this box, unlike cold plates or 120ft coils. I plan to use a dry erase board as signage propped up by the cooler handle per box. The place where you can expect additional costs are for the tubing and connectors. Just account for that in your budget. If you get 2 or more, then you should also consider a gas distributor manifold.

Used this on a recent camping trip. Perfect to serve my homebrew from. Stayed cold in the heat. Thank you adventures in homebrewing for clearly spelling out the fitting options.

Great products. Jockey box was great for a friend's daughters graduation party. Kegs were best quality I have ever purchased, and I will be buying more. Love all your products that I have bought from your company and shipping was quick.

I needed dispensing equipment for a week long vacation rental. I have the necessary CO2 stuff for two kegs and did a bucket/ice setup for a buddy's wedding. But that was a lot of free ice we used for one event. I knew that was a less desirable situation so I started to look into Jockey boxes. Research led me to the stainless steel coils vs the plate chillers. AIH had an amazing sale on this. It worked BEAUTIFULLY. We poured 2 entire kegs in 6 days, changed the ice 3x total. 1 21 lb bag is all that's needed. Those sell for ~$3 or so. We supplemented a few frozen water bottles since the water isn't a problem for the coils (but I understand it's not good for plates chiller plates?). The ambient temp of the room was ~ 72* constantly. I now have it stored away with Star San sitting in the tubing/coils. This is probably one of the best purchases I've made. Thank you AIH for an outstanding product!

We have a jockey box with a cold plate it works ok. But we were attending the Fresh Hop Ale Festival and wanted a coil jockey box. Research indicated it would perform better in the conditions we were expecting. 12 hours in what could be warm temperatures. Felt we had a back up with the cold plate if I was wrong. We were impressed with the performance I felt it was much better than the cold plate. There were thousands in attendance and we poured a few kegs and the beer stayed cold.