Have been using this Jerry can for roughly a yearWith less than 5 x usage, the Jerry can tore apart while carrying it via the handle.Perhaps the jerrycan material could be tougher at the handle area where most of the stress load is acted upon...after a few usage the bag will experience some leakage.Context:Only tap water is being filled in the jerrycan, most of the time the water capacity Is filled to the brim(10L)However, I would say that the capacity of 10L is good enough and easy to carry.

Absolutely useless

Might as well have used a sieve! Would have given the same result - almost 10L of water soaked into everything else. If everything else hadn't been gigantic quick dry towels and many merino wool layers, we'd have been screwed as were camping abroad. Lucky we didn't fully trust it to be watertight. Filled it whilst cradling it to avoid any stress being put anywhere. Complete waste of money. Not fit for purpose. Will be asking for a refund.

Awesome product.

Easy to use, easy to fill, tough plastics, collapsable feature, easy to carry due to it’s tear drop design. So far no leaks since the first bag i had. Lost it and had to buy again. If the bag is half empty, the of water will be slow, open the top bag and fill it with air as much as you can. The water pressure increases as if the bag is full of water!

Good design but the water tastes awful

Good design but the water tastes awful

Works perfectly for the price

Little hard to fill if not in a sink, but works really well. Tap a little stiff to turn but all in all no issues.

a wet campervan

the carrier split covering my campervan in 7litres of water, apart from that it's great 👍🏼

right size for a few days camping

Flat bottom makes it easy to use compared to pillow shaped can. Only down side is filling bit tricky to keep top open when holding close to tap. 10 litre is good balance between being able to carry and having to fill regularly.