Mueller GIDDS-203316 Copper Tubing Boxed, 3/8 in. Od X 25 Ft. -203316, Pack of 1

Best price I could find. Half of what local retailers cost. Made a nice wort chiller with this using the General tools 3/8 outside spring tubing bender. A note to others making a wort chiller: A washing machine fill hose with 3/8" I.D. works nice for your water connection and comes with female garden hose fitting already installed. That may be a cheaper option than buying tubing, fittings, and 4 or more hose clamps. I cut one in half, used dish soap to slip the hose onto the copper and used a couple of hose clamps to ensure it didn't leak.

This flexible 3/8" OD x 25' copper tubing was the cheapest I could find. Make sure you have a General Tools 100-3/8 Tubing Bender for 3/8" Tube Size (OD) so you don't accidentally kink your tubing. It hardens very quickly with working, so have a plan as to exactly how you are going to bend it so you don't have to do it twice. I was able to easily sand down the ends with some steel wool I had.Here's what you need to make your own wort chiller:3/8" barb to 3/4" female hose fitting. This one is fine and is currently the cheapest on Amazon. They are $9 at my local hardware store.Hose Clamp - A 10 pack is sufficient. You can buy these for about $0.90 each at the hardware store but I ended up using 8, so I'm glad I got the 10 pack. These are quality stainless clasps.2xWatts SVIG10 Pre-Cut 1/2-Inch Diameter by 3/8-Inch Clear Vinyl Tubing, 10-Foot Length - I bought two because my stove is 6 ft from my sink faucet. If your sink and stove are closer, you might be able to just cut one in half. However, make sure you are measuring to the top of your pot and leaving some wiggle room. You don't want your plastic tubing to be pinched.Mueller/ B&K UT06025 General-Purpose Utility Grade Copper Tubing Coil This is the most expensive part. Be very careful when bending, and always use the tube bender. If it gets kinked and you try to unbend it, it will create a hole and you'll need a new copper tube.General Tools 100-3/8 Tubing Bender for 3/8" Tube Size (OD) - You can't make it without this, you'll kink and ruin your copper tubing.LDR 500 2050 Aerator Adapter, Faucet to Hose to Aerator - or any faucet to hose adapter. I happened to already have one that I picked up from the hardware store for about $3 a while back. If you get the dual thread kind, you don't have to worry about sizing. However, most US faucets are 15/16" try that first if you aren't sure, or remove your aerator and measure.I purchased most of these items from Deerso and the brass fitting from Amazon. The total came to $46.05 excluding the faucet adapter, which I already owned. You can buy a wort chiller with tubing and this garden to 3/8" tubing adapter for about $50, but you may have to add more clamps. I needed two clamps on each hose connection on mine. In the end I decided to make my own and I got a nice wort chiller perfectly sized for my pot at the exact depth I wanted and the hose connections external to the pot in case of drips. However, if you don't have the time or interest, buying a wort chiller pre-made isn't that much more expensive than the parts. Just make sure any wort chiller you purchase includes the vinyl tubing and this adapter. They are a significant portion of the total cost.

For the price it was pretty good. 4 stars bc the walls are a tad thin on it and it kinks pretty easily if you dont have your bendy sleeve on it. Worth it just be cautious bending it. I kinked it 3 times luckily at the end where I could cut it. Also it didnt like it flare evenly. Each flare took 3 times to get satisfactory results for running propane down from the fly bridge.

As described. Good calue

I have purchased this many times and this is the best price around per foot. Yes it is thin because you are purchasing "Utility" grade. If you are concerned about pressure applications or anything requiring thicker tubing, purchase K, L, or M types. A tip if you are concerned about kinking, fill it with water and cap the ends when bending. I have made 3 counterflow wort chillers for myself and friends and have never had any issues kinking or the need to fill with water though.

Used for propane connection. Arrived quickly and exactly as advertised.

What can I say it is a quality copper tube to the correct length. However, I had to grind down the ends because the tubes diameter is just a little to big to fit into the 3/8 fittings I used neither the nuts or the compression fittings would go on a freshly cut piece using a tube cutter. So I had to grind the ends of my pieces about 3" up so that the rings nuts could be pulled up when disconnecting or reconnecting. I did not measure to check it it was the fittings or this tube that was out of spec but since none of the fittings would fit my bet it is this tube.

For the price point and the yardage, this is a great price. I needed a copper tubing to complete a home project of setting up a water fountain. None of my local hardware stores carried the length any where near this price point. I was glad to find it avail on Amazon and at a price much more affordable than the stores in my local market