Chalkboard Beer Tap Handle Display Made of natural cherry wood for Kegerators and Bars, 8.3" Length, Beer gift …

I bought this as a gift for a friend who is also a home brewer. every time anyone went over to the kegorator they would ask which tap was which; I should note, that I ask every time I pour a beer just to be annoying, usually while I am pouring it. The tap handle was easy to install, but I got a good laugh that it wasn't just screw one off and replace with the other, he had to make minor adjustments with the lower ridged screw piece as well (not an expert here, but it is the piece that actually places pressure on the valve). I got a few extra ounces of beer in my glass, that I was forced to drink, as the piece did not apply proper pressure to keep the valve closed, I call that a plus. I would have liked to have some chalk included - but he had a bunch laying around in his kid's room. All and all it is really nice, and was well received - he installed the handles within ten minutes of opening them; I'm guessing it would have been quicker, but I wanted a beer, and to ask him which tap was which again.

I purchased a two pack. I gifted one to my brother in law who hooked me up with this kegerator so he could have one as well. We switch out taps handles often so figured this is easier than chasing down what we have on tap. It’s been amazing so much so he is considering ordering for his business as well.

These handles are completely worth the price in my opinion!Word to the wise: Perhaps purchase more than you need to make sure you get ones that match enough.I ordered 4 (different designs) and the tones of the stain don't quite match between them. Also sometimes it seems the stain doesn't make it all the way inside the etched design. If you look at the photos I attached, you can see that one of the four is rather light in comparison and one of the "H" handles has what looks to be missing/light/chipped staining.Overall I think these are some of the best looking options available.

We change draught beers often and instead of waiting on a handle from the beer rep I saw this one on Amazon. We can use chalk to write the kind of beer on there that has been tapped. Works great and it looks good

Great size for a generic craft tap

These would be awesome if the chalkboard tape lasted beyond the first time you tried to wipe the chalk off. I've purchased 8 handles and more than half have had gone bad within one or two keg swaps. The chalkboard tape simply starts to peel up and becomes cheap looking and hard to write on (see Pics). The ones that didn't come off are excellent and look wonderful, but the ones that peeled have either had to be replaced by the Retailer or I've had to actually PAINT the chalkboard section on with Chalkboard Paint. Painting is a excellent option and has lasted wash after wash, but it's incredibly tedious and time consuming when you consider these already cost SO MUCH! FWIW, of the ones replaced by the retailer, 100% of them we're bad right out of the bag and I had to paint them before the first use. Would I recommend them... probably not because of the 50% failure rate.

I love these tap handles. I've been researching different handles and these ones are very well made. I love the hops engraving on them. The down side is, you think you could use chalk or chalk pencils on them but that's just a disaster In the making. I finally found Cedars liquid markers on Amazon. These markers come in 12 different colors and easily clean off with a wet paper towel. And this is why am giving 5 stars all around.

Easy to write on and most chalk works fine on the surface