Justrite 5 Gallon Red AccuFlow Galvanized Steel Type II Vented Safety Can With Stainless Steel Flame Arrester And 1 Metal Hose (For Flammable Liquids)

It seems extravagant compared to plastic but will probably outlast many repurchases of the cheaper variety. I love the spout and the handle trigger to control flow. I was having trouble with my lawnmower and think that most of the problem was bad gasoline due to a plastic can that was letting the volatiles escape. The mower is running much better since I switched cans.

Its embarrassing to be at a service station, filling a plastic gasoline can and have it crack on you, leaking gas everywhere. This metal can is built to last decades.... the squeeze handle valve is easy to use and you wont be spilling before you can get the its hose in the gas tank.... get it in, then squeeze the valve handle... you wont spill a drop. Filling the can up takes some patience.... go a little bit slow so the screen doesnt bubble up the gas, or take the screen out... the cap is hinged with a spring so it will clamp down when you pull-out the filling station hose. Worth the money....

Tractor fuel, doesn’t turn over when hauling fuel like plastic containers

This gas can is solid. I love it. But two years later, I went to purchase another - same exact model - and price had increased by 80%. Wow. So I opted to look around for an alternative.

Super dope can. Will be buying more. When I can afford gas to put in them. Hahaha

I bought this pretty much as an impulse purchase, but boy am I glad I did. I have a small camping generator that I needed to get a gas can for. For my mower I have one of those 2 gallon plastic containers, and my thought was that I would just buy another one of those. I did a search for gas cans on Amazon and saw this in the list at just over twice the price. My initial thought was that it seemed almost old-timey, like the cans my grandfather kept in the barn. Honestly, I think thats why I bought it. Little did I realize how much nicer this gas can really is. First of all, its sturdy and well built, but not as heavy as I thought it would be for steel. Even full I can comfortably lift the can without feeling like its digging into my hand. Second, when you are pouring it has this really convenient lever that you can squeeze to adjust the flow with. Thats really nice if the can shifts in your hand so you dont spill gas all over the place. But third, and for me most importantly, with the plastic gas container I cant stand having it in my car for more than a few minutes, even with the windows rolled down. The fumes give me a headache and make me nauseous. Even empty those residual fumes really get around. So one of the things Id been worried about was what it would be like driving for 12 hours with the smell of gas everywhere. But when I went to fill the can up I received a pleasant surprise; this tank leaks almost zero fumes! I cant say I dont smell anything, but whatever fumes there are I barely notice. From reading the Q&A for this product I found out that when the can gets hot it does have a pressure release valve, so I guess I cant say you would never smell fumes, but under the circumstances I think thats a pretty reasonable compromise. Im going to replace all of my plastic gas containers with these; I really like this product!

high-quality gas can for sure. i am giving 3 stars instead of 5 because it arrives with some paint damage.

Good size, sturdy and arrived on time.

What was thinking carrying a plastic can full of a highly flammable liquid right over the exhaust system in my pickup? I had a plastic gas can expand in the heat and then split at the seams in the bed of my truck, scary. Anyway this can is solidly built and has all the features that are required to enter the highly regulated I work in. Looks like something that will last a lifetime!

Works perfectly, buy very expensive. I really needed a can where I could precisely control the gas flow, so I bit the bullet. But why in the heck is it so expensive? Id buy again because I really needed the control, but I would not recommend it for your average Joe.