FINALLY A Gas Can Worth Buying...The SURECAN is The LAST Gas Can You'll Ever Need To Buy!

The SureCan is the first fuel can of its kind, they built it with the best materials they could find and spec'd to automotive standards. From 6 Layers of wall technology to it's one handed use, It is the most durable and easiest fuel can you will ever use!

This thing is Element Proof body that's built to last under extreme circumstances, tested up to 60 PSI for high heat and -40 degree below zero freeze. It is also Air tight and sealed to keep fumes inside the can and not in the environment.

It is the greenest red can.

Check it out and let us know what you think!

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[jimjames]

There has not been a good gas can made since Blitz went out of business. I still have 2 jerry cans that are about 40 years old, they are solid and still work great

[Namvet-]

I bought the 5 gal. One last year. Works great.

[mathewkulczyk]

I ordered three of these cans a couple of years ago. They have been Great for me to use while camping in the mountains.
I set a can on a small fold-up camp table next to the gas tank spout for my toy- Hauler for the generator and to fill up my Polaris razor with the fuel pump built into the trailer.
It's been very easy for that type of filling and it's much easier then holding the can while pouring fuel in where it's needed.
They still work great with only one small problem with the cap on the top of one can wanting to "pop" off while filling the can at the fuel station.
The round ball on the cap pops loose if i don't pay close attention to it while filling. Otherwise they've been GREAT.
I ordered them online from the company, i believe, and they were $60 bucks each so the price is more expensive than a "traditional " can but is much easier to use for me. 👍🇺🇸

[SCfanIam]

I bought one of those battery powered pumps to pump gas in my tractor and it works great. No more lifting that heavy gas can up onto the hood of the tractor.

[steffiejoe]

Runs to garage and opened the vent on my gas can, gush of air comes out! 😂 ok this is why I continue to watch theses prepping type videos. I learn something every day.

[thecomet]

Years ago Rubber Made had a triangle shaped container that was easy to carry and pour and would not tip over when in transit.. I have8 and will ever let them go!

[johnmoore]

The best gas can is a old Gain laundry detergent jug, built in pour spout that works great, cap to measure 2 stroke oil, one hand opration, and if you run over it.. dig through the trash and get another one.

[mrcryptozoic]

Surecan has been my go to for about 10 years when they first hit the market. I've never wished I could find something better.
Get one! There's no competitor even close.

I broke the hose off mine and just capped the elbow with a 1/2" pvc cap and it still works perfectly.

[silverfox]

Love my 5 gal can had it 5yrs best part it doesn't condensate like others working on getting the 2 gal soon . However have neuropathy in my hands and this can works so good for me to handle .

[timraber]

I been using these cans for the past four years. I have two five gallon cans and three 2.5 gallon cans. Sams Club carried them last year. Love them.

[Jagd_Adventures]

My concern is, if the spout connection at the bottom develops a leak. I’d prefer the spout to be mounted on top.

[mavricxx]

I got one of these yrs ago, now I can't see myself using any other. The ease of use and pour into a motorcycle, car or lawnmower is so mind-blowing easy. It makes you wonder why someone didn't invent this thing earlier. My ONLY complaint is how expensive they are but trust me, well worth it! I have 2 personally, one for the cars 5gal and one for the lawnmower 2gal.

[TheWrench-Wright]

I just found one of these gas cans in the middle of a truck stop parking lot! What a score!

[marsannegolsby]

I’m in hurricane country. As I write this one is in the Gulf. Been reading and watching reviews off and on for a week. Thanks for helping me decide! I’ve subscribed, looking forward to seeing what else I can learn from you.

[drbcrb]

The best fuel cans come from Just Rite made from steel. Made in Illinois. Not cheap but will last generations of your family.

[theweldor]

For like 10, 15 bucks you can go to TSC and buy regular old school spouts for all your cans !

[cgrapeape]

Thanks for the tip & review. I'll definitely be getting one of each size.

[hphillips]

I have 2 of these and wish I had more. As my other cans go bad I will replace them with surecan.
They stand by their products very well also

[allenpost]

Looks like a good quality fuelcell. I just placed an order for the 5gal from the SureCan website and was glad to receive an $11 discount with there Memorial day promo code. Thanks for the review vid, hope your back surgery procedure go's well. 👍

[Jsweicht]

Let me just say, I bought this by mistake a few years ago because I used to use “No-Spill” brand cans and I loved them. Grabbed this at my local rental shop and damn these things are fantastic! They are and will be the cans I buy from here out. Ive started to replace my “other cans” with these because eventually the “other cans” outer layer splits and separates from the interior liner. I own two mowing companies and you can imagine I have a bunch of cans. And when you go through the DOT check points they inspect your cans and fine you if it starts to separate. I’ve had no issues with these cans at all. I know they’re a little salty but they last forever and save you money in the long run. My guys aren’t easy on things. They get tossed around, they forget to close the tailgates, I’ve seen them thrown from truck to fuel pumps (not happy bout that) but these things don’t care, they’re tough as hell. I have a few women that work for me and they can sit them on the zero turn mower seats or tractor hoods and not have to hold them while fueling. If SureCan is looking to sponsor someone who will show people what they go through and survive just drop me a line.