Customer Reviews for VEVOR Jerry Fuel Can, 5.3 Gallon / 20 L Portable Jerry Gas Can with Flexible Spout System, Rustproof ＆ Heat-resistant Steel Fuel Tank for Cars Trucks Equipment, Black

EXACTLY WHAT I WAS LOOKING FOR!!! I WISH I HAD THE MONEY TO BUY MORE BUT A RETIREMENT BUDGET HAS ITS LIMITS!

I made several purchases from Venor and never disappointed in the product, quality and price. This Jerry Can purchase is another product that I find a awesome value. It’s well fabricated, sturdy and leak free. After shopping and comparing the products from other retailers, Venor ultimately has the best price and fast shipping. Very happy!

I ordered a red one and when I got it was black! Otherwise great product.

Cans are good and provide value for price. An important improvement which would’ve made them outstanding would be recessing weld seam between the two halves like originall WW II and modern NATO cans. This would have made them perfect even if price was somewhat higher

Light weight and easy to use gasket sometimes drips at the lip.

I'm OK with the fact that these Chinese jerry cans are almost always factory seconds. They hold fuel just fine, but do not expect to receive examples with no dents. The two I just received had one crushed handle and one dent in the side. There was no carton damage, so I assume the workshop that makes these for Vevor just manhandles the goods. Still, I prefer these to the pricey NATO cans.

Would of gave five stars because the can works amazingly but it was already dented when I received it

Nice product great price. I would recommend. If you’re tired of the hassle of present gas containers then this is for you. No pushing, spillage, or slow filling.

Nice cans for storage there is no ventilation and they leak really back around the spout connection the rubber gasket is not very good at sealing when pouring

the price was great. Quality i feel is well crafted. My disappointment comes when i went to use it. The whole spring latch cap had me hopeful until i went to use the spout. Turns out it just wont seat right and seal, so every time i go to use it i have about a 1/2 to 1 cup of fuel (in my case Deisel) dribble out for every gallon or so i pour. It just makes for a stinky oily mess that i dont look forward to pouring now. The other style i bought with the twist on plastic cap and spout we normally see does appear to be a lot more promising however. I’ll review that can later, after I’ve tested it with water … now that its warmer outside.