FastRackWide Mouth Glass Jar with Lid and Econolock Airlock, Large , 1 Gallon , Clear

Very price-friendly option for fermentation if you're looking to avoid using a plastic vessel. Many people say they were missing parts from their order, and I believe them, but my order came with all the parts advertised. Made a big batch of kimchi and it turned out wonderfully. The lid on the water airlock is very tight and a bit of a struggle to remove though.

Works great for my hot sauce fermentations!

Works great for making kombucha. I couldn't figure out what the rest of the stuff was for.

Great design, good quality jar, exactly as described & a stupendous value! Great for beginners yet versatile enough for those a bit more advanced. This is an excellent product except for ONE thing! The nifty gas release is very hard to clean &/or sterilize. It is plastic & a thin plastic that cracks easily. With gentle use this will last many years however & the lid + vent is relpacable...which is exactly what I don't like. I'd rather have something sturdier & not plastic. The design is awesome at keeping insects out. I live where there is ALWAYS a problem species on rotating years, lots of dust, dirt, animals, etc & I haven't had a single contaminated batch in over 6 months! Tiny white flies even get trapped yet CANNOT get in! I've never had an overflow issue with vigorous fermentation either, which has caused some HUGE messes! I say 4.8* to the invention!

I have brewed 20+ gallons of mead in these to date and have bought 6 as they work so well. Look no further if you are getting started or want to do small batch mead/wine, this is absolutely perfect. The airlock these come with is also great, avoid the curvy ones.

The jar is made of solid glass and feels high quality. The lid also screws on and fits well and the airlock works without issue.

Works well

So the jar isn't terrible, the lid and air lock however are extra terrible. The lid and liner don't align/aren't big enough and when you fit the rubber seal in place it create an entry point that is too narrow to fit this sub standard plastic. Luckily I had an extra air lock from wamart that slid right in without even a crackle to be heard. The air lock that came with the jar is un usable now. In hindsight I could have got 2 or 4 gallon jars for maybe 10 bucks more on a different website and just used cheese cloth until I got around to modifying the lids. Wouldn't recommend but if you buy it and have your own air locks it's not a complete loss. Just bad financial decision