2Pcs EFIELD 1/2 Inch Push-Fit Full Port Ball Valve(PF-VALVE001-2)

I had a bad gate valve under my house feeding an outside hose bib. It would no longer completely shut off the flow of water to winterized it. So, I closed it and on the hose bib side of the copper pipe cut out a small section and inserted the new ball valve. Easy and very effective! And cheaper than calling a plumber. Good quality and very reasonable price.

These ball valves are well made and are half the price of the same ones in home Depot highly recommend them I have used many of these and have no problems at all and no failures.

worked very well

Item worked perfect for home plumbing job! Durable, easy to install and easy to turn on and off!

In working with PEX for the first time in a old galvanized steel water pipe conversion home project, I've really come to appreciate these particular valves as they are easy to pop on and off when one needs to temporarily cap or cutoff flow for work down stream. In retrospect, I wish I'd bought more than just a pair of these and, if I continue on my home's plumbing conversion project (I've was able to get many fixtures working properly after replacing some segments with pex and conversion adpaters) I would definitely get more of these valves! The one major problem I had was that sometimes they leak a bit if the flex angles of the pex are off slightly. Also, be sure to debur your pex or copper before inserting as that will wear/tear the o-rings faster. I've become much more conscious of the insertion angles and such working with these and other sharkbite connection types. Also, be aware that some jurisdictions do not allow this sort of connector in crawl spaces and behind walls. Where i live, I can use these for appliance connections that have ready access under a counter or from a closet, etc… so, for working on sinks and appliances where you can do this, I think I prefer this type of valve over the ones that need to be crimped into the pex anyways. For stuff in the crawl space or in the wall, I'm okay with the (theoretically) more robust crimped in valves I guess. Frankly, I've become more appreciative of the old galvanized steel water piping and have been trying to keep that in place where the pipe conditions and water flow are good in my house. But, as I say, if I have to replace appliance cutoff valves with pex, I'd definitely go with these easy on/easy off connection valves over crimped ones! Also, I haven't used these more than six weeks or so far… so I have not really got a good opinion on how long they last, just that it's great to be able to remove connections or cap them with these guys as one works on pex installation, etc.

These are a great device and easy install

Great product! It works exactly as expected, feels well-made, and is easy to use. Definitely worth the price — I’d recommend it and would buy again.

Tried these valves because the reviews were just as good as the Sharks. The 2 pack came intact, including the removal device. Had Shark bites on hand just in case. Test fitted and removed these valves twice. With the job completed, I turned the water back on...and nary a leak to be found! Sharks are going back. Saved $10 each compared to the name brand. I did try to contact the company to verify depth of pipe but was unsuccessful. Allowed 7/8 in and that worked. (AI search came back with a 1" measurement). Let's see how long they last.

this product was easy to install was as described and a great price