Flame King3LB Empty Steel Propane Tank Cylinder with Gauge and OPD Valves for Grills and BBQs, Camping, Fishing, & Outdoor Activities

It came as advertised. It's very portable and handy, and makes it possible to stop buying those disposable one-pounders that are really a problem to recycle. (I"m holding on to several of them til I figure out how to safely dispose of them.) Yes, you can get an adapter and fill them up yourself, but this is so much more convenient. I have an adapter for my Blackstone griddle and will use this for its fuel.

Flame King 3lb Steel Propane Tank Cylinder with Gauge and OPD Valves. I love this! Due to back injury I am not supposed to lift heavy weight. This is perfect. Very light weight..............not like the bigger tanks. Has a standard nozzel like the bigger tanks, but is compact. Was easy to get filled at U-Haul. I can finally use my big propane grill and burner without injury trying to lug the bigger propane tank I have.

I bought several Flame King refillable propane bottles (like the Coleman 1# throwaway type but these can be legally filled), 2 of the 1# aluminum versions + several of the 1/2# and 1/4# versions. I did not want to use a 20# tank to fill these so the 3# version seemed like a good compact alternative. I have not yet tried using it for that purpose YET but I'm sure it will work fine. it's a very compact little tank and for those things people typically use a 20# tank for (but don't NEED 20# of propane for some event) this little tank is a good alternative. easy to carry even full, and is mostly out of the way.

Works good already filled and used

Value for the money ,nice weight and fit

This bottle DOES hold propane..The bad news is that the gauge does not work (an inconvenience but not a show stopper), and the valve does not completely turn off, (a REAL show stopper). Fortunately the secondary 'pin' valve does hold and gas does not leak from the bottle, but with a hose connected the burners DO NOT turn off when the bottle valve is closed. I can turn off the burners, but that still leaves gas in the hose and I will not risk disconnecting until I allow it to run out and I will not refill it. I have reported the problem to Amazon but there is no option to not return, which is a safety hazard by normal means. Best option is to take to local propane supplier for disposal. I hope a human reads this and helps. Being 'mobility challenged' makes the logistics more difficult.

Nice small tank perfect for portable grills and cook tops.

Great size for patio grill