MSR Liquid Fuel Bottle, 30 Ounce

I've got 2 of these now, the 11oz and the 30oz versions. I like both. The 11oz fits into a small compartment I have, and on my scooter that gets 80mpg, 11oz gets me 6ish miles, plenty to get out of a sticky situation. I later bought the 30oz bottle to store under the seat for a bit more security and range in case I was out in an area where I couldn't get gas for a significant amount of time. The under the seat bottle (the one in this review) is mounted horizontally with just the slightest incline where the lid is facing higher than the back of the bottle. Make no mistake, this is maybe 1-2 degrees off of horizontal. I've had both bottles for a couple thousand miles with no leaks, no smells, no issues. This bottle is mounted in a water bottle holder (one of those plastic varieties that flexes a lot) that is bolted to the underseat area of my scooter (lot of cargo space on scooters). I use a ziptie to keep the bottle cage tight around the fuel bottle, but it's probably not necessary. I refreshed the gas in the 11oz bottle the other day just because it had been 9 months since I put gas into it, and it smelled normal with no ill effects when added to my tank. They do what they need to for my needs.To pour into my tank, I have a water bottle that's been cut off at the bottom and folded up flat (stores better this way). Works well as a funnel and I can even set the fuel bottle in the funnel to avoid any spill or splashing.Overall, very happy and if I ever needed those precious ounces of fuel, I know they will be there and fresh to use.

Pretty durable, holds just enough to save you in a pinch, kind of a pain to fill at the pump, cap seals it good.

Nice and solid. Using this for motorcycle rides. Cap has a mechanism to prevent from accidentally opening. You must pushdown and twist to unlock. Too tall for my Vikingbags outlaw 10Liter side saddle by half an inch, but fits when you lay it down. Recommend

Got this to store chain saw fuel in, to take out camping. Honestly not sure why I did that since I buy the premixed cans from big box stores, but this was on sale a few weeks ago so I went for it.I was surprised when 32oz fit without any problem at all given this bottle is listed as 30oz. There was still a decent amount of room left in the can for (expansion? not sure).I saw someone asking if they could drink out of this because it looks cool, and the answer was that it wasn't certified for such. I'd highly recommend not doing that regardless of certification. I took a big whiff of the empty can right out of the shipping box and it smelled like burning tires. Product was in perfect condition though, sealed tight, and will hopefully serve me for a long time to come.

1 L bottle I put it rigged on my moped so I can fill up if I'm a little low feels about quarter tank on the moped for a gal or so four times over. Special press lid. Works well with carabinier

I bought this to use for carrying spare unleaded gasoline on my motorcycle. Nothing I could find in the manufacturer info says you CAN use it for gasoline, but it doesn't say you CAN'T either. So I went off of reviews from people saying they've used it for gasoline with no problems, and I purchased the bottle.What I discovered is it does carry unleaded gasoline just fine, with no leaking, no fumes...however, due to a slight (and nearly inevitable) amount of overflow while filling it, I discovered the red and black paint is NOT gasoline safe. the paint turned sticky, the black paint came off on my hands and the paper towel I wiped it down with is now fused to the bottle, not unlike Jeff Goldblum and the fly in that movie I can't remember the name of.So I'm giving a 4 star review because it works for what I wanted (gasoline), but considering the generic use of the term "fuel", a disclaimer about the paint not being gasoline safe would have been appreciated.

Fuel carrier for forestry - suppliers drip torch top. Not absolutely leak proof. Wear gloves, fire resistant socks, leather boots

Seals very well, a good bit of Insurance when out on the trails.