5 Gallon Gas Can, CARB Compliant, Stackable, Red

Like most any product, proper use of it is essential to enjoying it. I noticed several complaints in the reviews, some valid, and some not.1. Difficult to fill due to internal screen. This is true of all cans of this type. This particular screen filter is very deep and I found that putting the pump nozzle halfway in reduced the problem considerably.2. Child lock complicates dispensing. At 5 gallons a full can is heavy (40+ lbs). But the rear handle helps a lot. I found that depressing the lock feature with ones left hand, then using right hand on rear handle really worked fine. The push button vent is easily depressed with right hand thumb and it does dispense quickly ( a positive feature).3. Deformation when subjected to heat. Yep, nearly all plastic cans are susceptible to this. Get a metal can if you can’t avoid leaving it in the sun for long periods of time.4. Plastic lid for when storing with nozzle down in the can is a bit flimsy. Yes, this true. And I immediately lost mine (my 2 yr old carried it off somewhere). I seldom use this feature but even so I don’t think it is a serious problem.Other things of note:I had to really tighten the cap to avoid leaking while dispensing. Turning the cap to the very last “click” of that safety locking ring. And that locking ring is a bit too stiff in my opinion (I assume that such a ring is a regulatory requirement - bit of pain on any can - and am tempted to remove it altogether).The interlocking/stackable feature is really great! If you’re “stockpiling” gas in storage, or transporting several cans, it can be really handy.I also found the price to be entirely competitive with local box stores.

These are great and stackable. Takes less room in my garage and easy to pour. Great buy I also bought 3 for diesel fuel.

These are great cans. The storage feature is secure and saves so much space. What took so long??? Easy and fast dispensing. The only thing I don't like is that if you fill them over the vent, it leaks. But that's because of the fast-pour feature. Keep it at or below the fill line and you have no problems. Made in the USA. Great quality. Well worth the price. Bought the diesel options as well.

This is a "not quite ready for prime time" product. It is a good concept that is currently all wrong. First, the container is not stiff enough to prevent ballooning as the gas inside vaporizes. If vented as often as needed, it reduces the contained volume of gas significantly. So, within the year, the container is very close to completely round with the bottom "stackable rack" piece protruding, obviating the ability to stack them. Pouring it into a vehicle receptacle is nearly impossible with lots of spillage. This is due to the very short and highly elusive tip that freely rotates. It barely reaches the vehicle gas tank trap door and can therefore not engage. If you do successfully engage the removable tip, it can get stuck in the vehicle's gas tank spout with a risk of it falling into the gas tank, never more to be seen .... until the paid garage mechanic digs it out of your tank for you. Setting it up for use is not easy as the spout has to be "just so" on the cap which must be tightly secured. The "tightly secured" part is a problem as getting it on and off requires a great deal of strength and effort. I have three and will be retiring all of them in favor of the traditional "jerry can". I have 4 of these that are a few years older but very straightforward and uncomplicated to use.

They look nice and being able to stack them is real cool but the 2 things that make them no better then any other jug is the vent leaks and the trigger nozzle doesn't work very well at all and when it wont open and you are trying to pour it you will be covered with gas leaking around the threaded part of the nozzle.once the trigger works then it does a nice job. The trigger nozzle is the worst part of an otherwise cool idea that works well beside this. I will for sure buy more if the design is fixed on nozzle.

These things are awesome! I don’t know where to start about what I like the most. Honestly! Okay, that’s a lie, but I’ll comeBack to that. I’ve bought a few button vented fuel cans and these take the cake like stealing from a sleeping baby. My favorite thing is THEY STACK on each other, and for someone like myself who travels a lot and needs fuel for generators for camper, I typically take 30-35 gallons of fuel with me, more if I’ll be out longer, and not a lot of spare trailer space these are perfect. You can really utilize the room on the trailer stacking a few cans up in open areas vs having to have several cans take up available deck space. The vent button allows fuel to flow FAST, like way faster than any of my other button vented cans, great for refilling a UTV, vehicle, or large generator fuel supply. The spout swivels, so after you decide where you want the trigger button for fuel on and off, you can swivel the spout for best use with light having to move the entire neck around and making the fuel trigger harder to reach. They have a easy to use trigger like on off valve for dispensing fuel on the filler neck. Did I mention these things stack? Well made, thick plastic meaning they are likely to last a long time, good news for someone like myself who takes them all over the country on a flatbed trailer typically with one or more off road toys sharing trailer space with them. Add in spare parts, tires, tools etc space is always tight.Bottom line, these things are just amazing. Even if you don’t travel with them, they can tuck away nicely in the shed or garage and not use up all of your floor space.I’ll be buying more, also noticed Diesel cans available now too, so I probably need one or two of those too.

After removing the child proof lock and modifying the CARB_EPA third hand required to cause a spill valve, and then removing the filter that mad filling slow and splashy, these are a great can that flows quickly. I will be getting more as my old cans die.

These are solid, I like the spout because the back button allows you to let air in fromThe back (as opposed to having those new spouts where it pulls air in at the spout). They do stack well as well.