Reliance Products Aqua-Tainer 7 Gallon Rigid Water Container, Blue , 11.3 Inch x 11.0 Inch x 15.3 Inch

I bought the Reliance Aqua-Tainer with one goal in mind: to have a water source I could trust whether I was camping in the woods or hunkering down for hurricane season. After weeks of real-world use, I can say this container is more than just a piece of gear—it’s a quiet hero in my storage shed.The rectangular shape is genius. It stacks neatly against my wall without rolling around like round jugs tend to, and the molded handle makes it surprisingly manageable to carry—though I’ll admit, a full 7 gallons feels like carrying a small anvil made of hydration. The spigot tucks into the cap when not in use, which not only keeps it clean but prevents those inevitable “accidental drips” that turn storage areas into tiny swamps.What really impressed me was its durability. The thick BPA-free plastic feels solid, not like those cheap, brittle containers that seem ready to crack just from a dirty look. I’ve tossed it in the back of my truck, dragged it across gravel, and even stored it in a sweltering Florida shed—no warping, no leaks.If I had one gripe, it’s that the vent cap can be a little tight the first few times you use it, but that’s a small price to pay for something that’s clearly built to last.In short, the Reliance Aqua-Tainer is the kind of gear you buy once and keep for years. It doesn’t just hold water—it holds peace of mind. Whether you’re planning a week-long trip or preparing for the unexpected, this container earns its keep every single day.

A wonderful container that I’m using to water my trees on a large property during a dry spell. I really love the quality of building but the bottom container does have a tendency to crumple a bit with 3 stacked high. It’s understandable with almost 120 pounds though so I’m not complaining!

This is as advertised, and the material does not leak. Filling over 3 gallons of water, though, is way too heavy for me to carry or lift into my SUV. Filling to 7 gallons would be fine to have on a table, and then add water to it. It has a water spigot that is helpful

Cleaned it - filled it with 7 gallons of spring water and keep it in my basement. Between this and a case or two of MRE's you can pick up and leave in minutes if that day comes - or ride out a minor emergency at home. The faucet/spigot is a great feature for dispensing and safeguarding against spill and waste. I covered the indent in the lid (the inside of the faucet that is left exposed) with a small piece of tape to keep out the dust and bugs.

Nice water jug for camping and river trips.

Perfect for RVer who wants to get purified water at a dispenser. Comes with a valve which can be reversed on cap when not needed. Use to refill gallon containers for fridge use.

Nice jugs for water storage. We live where the power goes out at least once a month. The extra water helps to pour in the toilet to flush it when no power to turn the well pump on. Also keep two for just in case potable water.

After a bit of an ATV mishap, we decided to purchase these in order to have at least one in each of our ATVs. I wanted something around 5 gallons, and I like that this holds a little more. It's a little on the thin side compared to others I've purchased in the past, but I expected that based on the price. For the cost, it's definitely worth it, however--you won't feel like you've wasted you're money. It's very easy to use the spigot if that's your preference. And I love the square design (rather than a round water container) as it can be pushed into a corner and easily secured so it won't tip over. I'm very glad we purchased these for all our ATVs and we also have a couple filled and ready to go behind our house (we live in a high fire zone, so it's nice to know we've got water we can grab and go with).