5 Gallon Metal Container with Spout and Handle, Trucks Cars Motorcycle Equipment,Green,1 Pack (Black, 1 Pack)

Just what you see. Very good ... tight seal and easy to fill / pour.

Great for gas, does drip a little from the seal.

Actual quality is great but design is flawed. I grew up with Dad’s WWII Jerry cans and they had a lip on bottom. Even as kid, as soon as I could lift gas can I could tilt and pour gas in farm equipment etc. Notice the slick bottom on this can. First time I attempted to gas in my Zero Turn mower, I had to use stool to set it on and then tilt.if they would put some type lip on bottom and add flexible medal instead of rigid with short rubber attachment, I would give it 5 stars. This is a example of someone designing but not actually using it themselves.I don’t often return but I keep it a long time before using and will just give it away.

I don't think you could find another unit for the same price. It works for my needs, not sure how it would hold up being used 24/7 and heavy use.

I like the cans however the seams going around on the bottom makes them very wobbly. Second thing I didn’t like is when you’re putting gas in whatever it’s really hard to pour as there’s nothing on the bottom to grab the can while pouring so that makes it hard to pour. Other than that they are ok…Update: so after using them the more I hate them. They do swell out badly to the point of wobbling very uneven to the point I literally have to lean them against something. I don’t recommend anyone buying these. They are unsafe! I just ordered another set paying almost triple. These are terrible to the point I contacted the makers of the new ones I bought and explained what happened and they assured me their product wouldn’t do that and ease of pouring is excellent. Hopefully!

Perfect, 20yrs Military brings back memories

Keeps fumes contained.

This is easy to handle and doesn't leak in transit, but when you put the nozzle on to pour it leaks gasoline everywhere. We were happy to have it when we ended up in the middle of nowhere and they'd closed the only gas station for 25 miles.