EFIELD (Pack of 2) Push Fit 1/4 Turn Angle Stop Valve Water Shut Off 1/2 Push x 3/8 Inch Compression, with Disconnect Clip Chrome

Great price and a great value. Almost like a cheat code for plumbing. So easy to use and they work great! Allowed me to pressure test all of my changes before closing up the wall and make sure there was no leaks. Now I can remove them to button everything up.

Impressed with the stop valves. Well made, easy to work with and install. No leaking after installing. The handle turns easily. Quick delivery was appreciated. Would buy again.

Easy to install

These feel good and solid. My first experience installing push fittings. EFIELD Push Fit 1/4 Turn Angle Stop Valve Water Shut Off 1/2 Push x 3/8 Inch Compression. I did deburr and clean the copper pipes first. I then marked the copper at 1 inch so that I would have an idea how far the fitting was on the pipe. I found that these valves did very nearly reach the one inch mark so that is how far you should push them in. I pushed and twisted at the same time and it was pretty clear when the fitting was all the way seated. No lubricant was needed on the copper. One pipe kept sinking down into the hole in the cabinet when I tried to push the fitting down onto it. I secured the pipe by clamping a small vise grip plier to it with MINIMAL pressure so as not to deform the copper pipe. The 1/4 turn is nice and feels solid. I believe that these will last and function for a long time. I was wary of push fit valves but they do actually seem to work. I never trust anything though so I did put a leak detector under the new valves. Should spare me from much water damage if any defects, unlikely, or my own mistakes, always possible. lol

These really improved the water pressure for my kitchen sink. I've been putting up with the low pressure for far too long, until I saw a video explaining the solution to the problem. I gave these a 4 star due to two things, the finish is less than perfect, kind of a sloppy job of plating. The other is that having done this before I measured the depth of the opening and marked my pex line accordingly. None of the three I installed went on fully to the marks I'd made. I know they were fully seated because I applied all the force I had without breaking any thing, and no they don't leak and seem to work fine. All three went on to the same amount so I guess that's the way they are made. As long as they continue to stay leak free I'm a happy guy. Would I buy them again, I'm not sure yet because I've got two more to try if I need to.