Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Tanica per Carburante Portatile 20 L con Sistema di Beccuccio Flessibile, Serbatoio Carburante in Acciaio Antiruggine e Resistente al Calore per Attrezzature per Auto Camion, Giallo

WAAY better than plastic! Are they as good as waivan? no. BUT 10x's better than plastic for about the same price!

This is absolutely a great buy. Very durable and is just what I needed, the spout that comes with it works fantastic.

No odor, can be stored anywhere. Safe.

It's a Gerry can does all as expected and a good quality product no leaks a great fitting seal and well worth the money

I like the cap lock and the nozzle attachment

These jerry cans are of good quality and work perfectly for what I intended them for and they arrived very quickly. I would buy these again.

The cans look perfect, and they are as described. I was surprised as to how nice they were and look. Now to properly mount and see if they travel well and are safe. Excellent all the way around

awesome seal! no ! spills no smell when transporting. works as designed, good purchase! Good for long term storage of non-ethanol fuel.

Very well made and very tough. I really like the metal spouts and the replaceable gaskets to prevent leaks.

I bought these two cans to augment my existing ones (plastic) for my 1/2 truck. When on long trips (6 hours+) I always try to have 100 litres spare in the back of the vehicle. These steel ones are substantial in construction, and the nozzles being steel as well...will long outlast any of the plastic ones. The necks adjust as needed in warm or cold temperatures. I did notice that the steel container transmits the cold fuel through to your hands when handling, much more than the plastic style. You have to wear gloves in the winter...when the fuel is very cold. When first placing the rubber gaskets in place, and then tightening the container closed took some muscle. Must warn you to look around the on ground when you are switching to the nozzle, as I saw one of the black rubber seals laying on the snow just under my truck. I think because they are new seals, they have not stuck to the metal securely when closing. I haven't figured out what to do with the nozzles, once I have used fuel from the cans, as they don't sit inside the fuels cans like plastic ones do (I will use an old empty paint container for now). Should jerry cans come on sale, I will buy more...to replace the plastic styles. Getting too old to lift any 20 L cans (steel marginally heavier than the plastic ones), wish there was a better way to refuel...perhaps nature/Darwin is trying to tell me something.