Wavian USA 正規のNATOジェリカン 燃料缶と注入口システム（20リットル） グリーン JC0020KVS

Llego la garrafa golpeada a pesar de que la caja de empaque estaba en buen estado; lo que parece indicar que estaba abollada desde origen. Pero después de solicitar el cambio llegó una en buen estado y tiene excelente desempeño.

We needed a quality gas can that would accompany our UTV on our many forays deep into the backcountry. After cheaping out on a no-name Euro-style, pseudo-Jerry gas can (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DY7BXPZY), I was so disappointed in the construction quality and shortcuts taken that I didn't even try to do a leak test on it. Like most of the cheaper pseudo-Jerry cans, it had a protruding marriage seam where the two halves were welded together - including on the bottom of the can so it wouldn't sit flat on a horizontal surface. Back it went the next day and I ordered this Euro-type mostly NATO spec Wavian can made in Latvia. It cost almost twice as much as the one I sent back, but. It has the recessed marriage seam and definitely has thicker metal, better workmanship, and thicker paint. As they say, you get what you pay for. We filled it up and took it on a full-day shakedown test in Idaho's backcountry mounted on our UTV. The 40-mile round trip on the trailer was 50% stop-and-go traffic and 50% at interstate speeds with lots of winding curves. Next came the 65-mile round trip from the trailhead over rough, rocky, runoff carved backcountry roads. These roads were often off-camber, jilting side-to-side, plenty of bouncing up and down, including crawling over the occasional fallen tree limbs crossing our path, etc. it was like a poor man's version of a shake table experiment. As best as I could tell, the can didn't leak a drop. Note that we did take advantage of the safety pin that holds the lid tightly shut. It works and I highly recommend you use it. What I didn't like: 1. The plastic storage clip for the pour nozzle comes uninstalled and doesn't hold the nozzle well at all. Someone might make some good coin by selling one that will. Make it out of non-ferrous sheet metal please. 👍🏻 2. The accompanying pour spout fell a little short (pun intended). It fit the can fine and didn't leak but I found it too short for some applications. On the positive side, it is self venting and you don't have to Dremel off part of the vent because this Euro can is true to NATO spec and doesn't have the dubious plastic spark arrester in the way. Some reviewers have commented about the detached small diameter plastic pour adapter being ridiculously hard or impossible to insert into the end of the larger plastic pour nozzle. I agree. However, it took 3 minutes on the drill press putting chamfers on the mating ends of the nozzle and adapter to made it tolerable. Yes, they still fit snugly but it was no longer ridiculously difficult to attach and detach the adaptor. See attached pics. I can imagine using the adapter for better control filling smaller tanks like a 4-cycle power washer, a portable Honda generator, a lawn mower, a snow blower, etc. For more gas thirsty applications, we ordered a longer Euro-type spout at additional cost. In my opinion, it should be offered as an option on this Jerry can for those who value the versatility and accessibility the longer length provides (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B081HZGDDD). It too comes with that same useless plastic storage clip. 🙄 Edit 6/5/2025: I was able to get the plastic storage grip to hold slightly better - emphasis on "slightly". I used electrical tape to "fatten up the part of the nozzles that sits in the clip. It's a kludge that won't last long. Perhaps if you can get a large enough piece of heat shrink tubing... See three new pics attached.

I ordered 2 of these Wavian jerry cans for gasoline fuel storage. They arrived quickly and in perfect new condition. The fuel spouts were zip tied to each jerry can. i like that these are spring loaded fuel spouts which will allow for more controlled filling of fuel tanks. These are very well made and i like the rubber sealed closure which uses a cam over style closure and a safety pin. Am hoping to get a few more in the future

The gas can itself is fantastic! very well constructed and forms a tight seal. using the provided nozzle to top up a gas tank is difficult and leads to a lot of spilled gasoline. the diameter of the nozzle is too large to fit inside of the port. Having a gas can that is well sealed also prevents air from displacing the gasoline resulting in a spurt of gasoline at the start that often spill. This can be avoid by pouring painfully slow.

When I bought my last set of gas cans, I bought plastic red cans 20 years ago. they still work but the nozzles pour the fuel out so slow because there is no vent, and the other plastic pieces to it have long since been lost so I can not seal off the can from the air...I actually use the small "for one gallon" 2 cycle oil bottles that tightly cover the nozzle to at least stop evaporation. Well I bought a generator to use with my travel trailer and realized that these old gas cans are not acceptable. I looked at the various "safety cans" and was surprised of the cost and the bad reviews that so many of them got...hard to fill, hard to pour gas back out, and hard to use because of EPA and other safety standards. I know back in the day I had several old school "Jerry Cans" that worked well but over the many years they got lost or rusted, so I went looking. I fell upon this can, read the reviews and figured they were pretty good cans. I bought one of the green cans with the optional nozzle...not a cheap proposition, but I was going on the premise that you get what you pay for. They arrived quickly, packed well and no damage. Two days later the nozzle arrived, again in good shape. I played with the filled cap and it seemed very tight and had the safety pin to keep it from accidentally coming open. The standard nozzle that came with it seemed like it may cause problems depending on what you are fueling since it requires the end of the nozzle to be pushed in to release the fuel....kind of one hand on the can and one hand to push the release in unless you were lucky to have a filler neck on the vehicle that you could press against. Well I took it to the gas station, filled it up with no issue, closed and secured the cap...checked for leaks (none) and even put it on its side and it did not leak from the cap...perfect. Took it home...put in the standard nozzle and went to fill the lawn tractor...well that sucked since that safety nozzle nonsense made for an awkward fill. When I got the new optional nozzle...tried it again and it worked great! I also bought extra gaskets....just in case one falls off and I missed it.... I did buy a Nato can holder bracket to put in the back of the truck when I carry it and the generator....perfect! I recommend the can...but buy the option nozzle and gaskets...you will be much happier!