2-TAP Neoprene Beer Tower Cooler - Extra-Thick (4 mm) Dark Grey - Extra-Wide (1.2') Hook-&-Loop Fastener - Fits Towers 3' Wide 12.5' High

Faded within a few days but still does the job. Probably an annual rebuy.

I ordered this for my EdgeStar dual-tap kegerator. Lately I noticed I was getting very foamy pours despite my kegerator having a built-in tower cooler. After defrosting my kegerator, switching to perlick non-stick faucets and adjusting those properly, I was still getting foamy first pours. Since this problem began with the onset of warmer summer weather, I figured the built-in tower cooler needed some help from a tower insulator.This tower insulator seems to do what it's supposed to, although it is an inch too short for my particular tower--there is an inch of exposed tower at the bottom. So make sure you measure before you buy.The insulator take seconds to install, and does not require removing tap handles or faucets. However, I would have preferred a design that has the velcro closure on the back of the tower instead of the front to make it a little more aesthetically pleasing.After I installed it, I waited several hours before dispensing a beer and I did notice less foam in the first pour. So while the insulator is a bit ugly, it helps reduce foam and that is what is most important to me. I imagine an insulator that fits my tower properly would work just a little bit better too.

Velcro seam needs to be on backside of tap standard. Does not look good.

I wanted to give this a fair shot, as most people write their review after 1 pour and just assume it's working because they "feel" that their more recent pour has less foam.I have a Kegco kegerator, have my system calibrated and have a tower fan to help eliminate those "first pour" issues. During the summer months a little extra foam is always kinda expected.The fit is pretty fair and the overall construction seems very solid. The top of the tower cooler doesn't sit entirely properly, which isn't THAT big of an issue, but not perfect. There's just a touch of extra fabric that bunches up at the bottom of my tower, but again, not a huge issue. The Velcro area being on the front presents a bit of a problem. The thickness of the Velcro and tower cover pushes my drip tray away from the tower to a point where it almost doesn't sit properly under both taps. I agree with other reviewers that having the Velcro closure on the back would make the entire product more aesthetically pleasing, as well as alleviate most of the issues I'm experiencing.Now for the main part, does this keep the tower cooler and make your beer pour less foamy? Through my testing, (utilizing a tower cooler/fan) not really. If you don't have a tower cooler, maybe this would be a cheaper or easier alternative for you but there is not enough of a change to warrant both.Does it reduce potential heat loss utilizing both? Perhaps.Does it reduce foaming overall, unlikely.

Amazing what a simple change can do. I was deluged with water on the top of my kegerator, and now there is no water. Zero, ziltch, nada. It's not cheap but your problem goes away instantly. Looks good too. Get this, draw a beer, and worry about something else!

THE VELCRO SEAM(?) IS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE TO GET TO COME OUT STRAIT, OTHER THAN THAT ABSOLUTLEY DOES THE JOB !!!

Perfect solution to “foamy” pours. The insulation wrap on the tower keeps the beer in the lines from coming up to room temperature (which causes foam) I haven’t had that problem since slipping the sleeve on the tower. #Cheers!

Added to my single tap True kegerator. Excellent product, stopped condensation and insulated cooled tower. While not required at all, I decided to further insulate the tap opening with a velcro strap - which can be easily removed for aesthetics when needed.