🗒️ Wavian Long-Nose NATO Jerry Can Spout: Black, Flexible & Built to European Military Specifications Review

Despite the crazy price, this thing works great. The plastic spout that comes with Wavian NATO canisters leaves a lot to be desired, especially when trying to fill a generator. It solved all these problems. Highly recommended. I liked it so much that I bought a second one.

I use this to dump 5 gallon jerry cans into my tractor. It works great and empties all 5 gallons in under a minute which is great when I'm loading 15-20 gallons at a time. Connecting and disconnecting is easy. I wish the clip would hold the nozzle in place better when not in use, but it's really not that big of a deal.

I bought this for my Swiss/German NATO cylinders. This is very heavy duty and the sealing flange does not flex like on the cheaper models. The only problem is that the vent tube is too thick and deep to make contact with my glasses. I had to cut the vent tube with a grinder and modify it a bit with pliers to make it work. The seal is very thick. It has to survive the banks.

With CARB requirements making refueling difficult, it's worth having as a spare. I already have one of these filler tubes and it's perfect for filling your car, lawn mower or other appliance without worrying about leaks, spills or slow "glugs". The nib is small enough to easily fit in a car fountain pen. It also comes with a gasket, a spare bracket, and even a strainer built into the filler neck to keep critters and large debris out.

At $34 it's overpriced for the only function it serves although it's good so why have I bought one? Because I hate anything that doesn't work and overall I've spent a lot more on cheap plastic grommets than this one was worth. This will take a lifetime to lose so I'm going to attach this spout to a wire/chain and attach it to the glass. That and the Vavian gas cartridge will be with me for life, I might even leave it in someone's will.

Very good Puking canister. I wasn't too keen on the safety jets for filling my car's gas tank. I was gassed. Initially, gases ran all over my body because of this nose with a long nose. It has a hole in the spout tip next to the glass to release air when pouring. I just had to change my technique. I started with the maximum bend of the spout as I lifted the canister and inserted the spout into the gas tank port. then I slowly lift up to pour. After raising the can an additional 1-2 inches to…

A lot of people have problems with spills, but if you pour slowly and properly right at the start while the aerator is running, you won't spill a drop. Love how strong they are and don't snap off like the plastic grommets that come with many NATO canisters these days. Fill Tip: Place this nozzle securely over the canister, making sure it is seated snugly. bend the filler neck about 90 degrees. Insert the tip of the nozzle into the filler tube of your car's gas tank, lift the nato can as high as