Shut Off Ball Valve 1/2 Inch, SUNGATOR 1/2 Inch Ball Valve, Push-to-Connect Water Shutoff, Easily Match to Pipe using Red and Blue Handle, No Lead Brass Fittings for PEX Pipe, Copper, CPVC, Pack of 2

Everything went together great and have no leaks after a month. I made sure I had square cuts and hadn't squashed the ends out of round which can be a problem with push to connect fittings in my experience. Happy customer!

Good quality, well made shut off valves, made similar to shark bites. Good price, easy to install

Worked perfect for my pex to copper

Nice and sturdy but had to work at it to get it to quit leaking Once I got the leaking to stop they worked fine

Great value would buy again

I love these fittings. They are not bulky like some other brands; yet they hold tightly to Pex hose with zero leaks. And, they are simple. There's no extra shielding to confuse the DIYer. Nothing is "mistake-proof." So, if you need a "do-over," they can easily be released by sliding a plastic half moon gadget up the hose to tap against the fitting. I live in an older mobile home. Drives me nuts that all the plumbing is connected with cheap Pex rings. And, there are zero On/Off valves inside the home. Can't replace a toilet fill-valve because the supply line is clamped too tightly to the ball cock. (Doesn't unscrew) Can't replace a sink faucet because the hose fittings are in a space too tight to unscrew. All Pex stuff. It's been a nightmare for the past 20 years. These Sungator ball valves make such jobs easier. Simply cut the Pex pipe (or PVC) with a ratchetting tool that works like scissors. (less than $15 on Amazon.) Unscrew your connections, with the dangling hose still attached. Or, remove the sink to access hidden connectors. Finish the job by pressing both ends of the cut Pex pipe into the Sungator valve. No Pex tools needed. And, you end up with an On/Off option that should've been installed when the home was built. Don't wait for something to break before installing a shutoff valve. A lot of residents don't even know the location of their water shut-off. You can buy two Sungator ball valves for less than $20. Or, you can wait for a geyser to erupt, and pay a plumber $400 to stop the flood. Looking for a practical Gift idea? SUNGATOR.... Bob's your uncle.

Exactly as described, good product, good quality.

I’ve used every single brand of valves and these are in the top of the list. Would definitely recommend them. Very easy to install.