GB310 Press 'N Pour 1 Gallon Gas Can, Red

Works good doesn’t smell can leave it in my room and fumes doesn’t creep out pretty air tight , handle works pretty good for keeping it steady while you pour. Would buy more of those tbh

The spill proof claim is true, which was a relief. It's a well built gas can, just slice off that nub where you have to depress the button to pour the fuel, and you're golden. You can't smell gas, even in a completely closed car, nice work! Would recommend if it's time to replace that old can you've had for twenty years.

Well-Designed and Safe, with Just a Few Minor FlawsI bought the GARAGE BOSS Press 'N Pour 5-gallon gas can for refueling my lawn equipment and generator, and overall, it does the job well.Pros:Easy Pour Design: The press button and spout system is a nice upgrade from older gas cans. It gives you better control while pouring and helps reduce spills.Built-in Flame Mitigation Device: Adds peace of mind when storing gas—definitely a plus for safety.Sturdy Construction: The plastic feels durable and solid. It holds its shape well, even when full.Cons:Slow Flow Rate: While the pour is controlled, it’s also a bit slow. If you're filling something larger like a generator, expect to wait a bit longer.Handle Placement: The handle works fine for lifting, but pouring can be a little awkward when the can is full and heavy.Despite a couple of small inconveniences, this gas can is a solid choice and a step above many of the cheaper models out there. I’d definitely buy it again if I needed another.

Super useful gas can. I know it seems stupid cause like hey dude it’s a gas can. But having the trigger makes it so much more useful to not spill gas anywhere. It’s awesome I have to get a bigger one honestly love it

DID NOT COME WITH RED CAP FOR KNOZZLE BUT NO BIG DEAL

It's small, only a gallon. Delivery was prompt.

We own several of these and another brand gas cans. These carry gas ok, but are really hard to use. The gas flows out slowly in intermittent bursts which makes it challenging to pour since it flows really slowly and then suddenly comes out fast which overflows small fill pipes, like on mowers, small generators, etc. We end up needing to use a funnel to provide a buffer or transferring into a smaller can.The button is hard to use - it tends to get stuck in the open position since the button tends to jump the grooved track.Also, over time these started leaking from the spout and/or button assembly. Likely an O ring somewhere, but having gas spill out of unexpected places while trying to pour isn’t ideal.The triangular shape is also odd. Maybe it serves a purpose to provide space for the can to flex and expand when they are stored side by side if the contents expands under pressure, but it makes it harder to store and more tipsy then cans which are more rectangular.Overall, these are one of the least expensive cans available, and it serves its purpose for light use, with some annoyances. But for us, we use these frequently enough so they fall short of expectations.

A very durable material used. Can keep gasoline for months without evaporating