Flame King YSN5LB-GAUGE 5lb Steel Propane Tank Cylinder with Gauge and OPD Valves for Grills and BBQs, Camping, Fishing, & Outdoor Activities, White

Works great with my flat tip grill,filled it up and have used it 4 times already and still has fuel in it

Just the size I wanted for a propane generator. It gives me 6 hours of electric power.

Just so you know, this holds a little over a pound of propane, which costs under $3, even though those little green disposable one-pounders cost over $10 and last a couple of days. This one lasted over a month while cooking 2-3 small meals for just myself a day and boiling water for tea, as I am a full-time nomad who camps in a tent via car, so I am very pleased. Years ago I did stop using the little green ones and learned to refill the big ones, but I really needed more room in my car and something easier to lift due to back problems. I am so happy with this product. It even comes with a bag to carry it with over your shoulder. As for the gauge, I watched it closely, and it turned out to work perfectly! Even talked to the guy refilling the tank for the first time the other day to make sure, as this is obviously very important with such a small tank, and he said it was.

just had it filled at my local U-Haul. Since it was pre-purged, they had no issues filling it. It was great to have the gauge on it too. My only issue is that it was manufactured a year earlier, so I lost a years' worth of usage before it expires and can't be filled.

We bought the tank for camping to use for our griddle. It’s small, easy to use, and easy to store. However, we test trialed the tank at home and it seems like the pressure was weak—we had to constantly shake the tank to get the fire stronger. It could be something else like the line but didn’t have an issue with the bigger tanks.

My wife said it was a cute little tank, I needed for lawn tractor.

I love this propane bottle. It's big enough to hold a substantial amount of fuel, yet small enough to be handy. Once overcoming the initial price of the bottle, one can save money over the purchase of the disposable 1-pound containers.The person refilling the bottle at the local Tractor Supply did look at it askance, but upon verifying that it was a DOT approved bottle (hence refillable) there was no problem. She did say she had never seen one of these smaller bottles, but agreed the size would make it handy indeed.

Much better than 1lb bottles. They take up very little space and will fuel a one-burner blackstone for months.