Party Beer Funnel with Tube and Red Shut-Off Valve

A bold red cone that catches every pour

• A wide red cone

  The wide conical mouth takes the pour straight from a can or bottle, so less drink ends up on the table or the shirt next to you. The cone sits high and open, which makes it a bigger target at the start of every round.

• Clear tube with a red valve

  The tube is clear, so the whole group can watch the drink move. The red valve sits at the far end. Close it and the flow stops, open it and the pour starts again. It takes a firm press to shut, so check it closes before you fill the funnel.

• A 60cm tube length

  At 60cm, the tube lets you hold the funnel up high while your other hand keeps the can steady. It is one piece of plastic to rinse after the night, and it goes back in the bag ready for the next round.

Pour, open, close: the whole routine

1. 1
   Hang or hold the funnel

   Hang the funnel by the tab at the top edge at a fixed height, or hold it steady in one hand.

2. 2
   Close the valve, then fill

   Shut the red valve before you pour anything in. Fill the funnel from a can or bottle so nothing runs out early.

3. 3
   Open to pour

   Open the valve and let the drink run down the clear tube. Watch the flow as it goes.

4. 4
   Close to stop and rinse

   Shut the valve when the pour is done. Rinse the funnel and tube with warm water after the round so the tube stays clear.

Funnel, tube and valve, ready out of the box

• Red funnel×1

  Wide conical mouth with a tab at the top edge for hanging.

• Clear flexible tube×1

  60cm long, so you can see the drink as it moves.

• Red shut-off valve×1

  Fitted at the tube end to start and stop the pour.