VP Racing Fuels 6235 SEF 50:1 Premixed 2-Cycle Small Engine Fuel, 1 Quart

Yes, it's more expensive than mixing your own, but it is 94 octane and ethanol free. That's why I buy it.

Just kidding...what to say about fuel...my stihl weedeater runs great on this fuel.

Nice pour and go

No more worry about mixing oil and gas. My Echo weed eater and backpack blower have never started easier or ran smoother!

Yes this is the expensive way to get you 2 cycle fuel. For me it's worth it. I don't have to remember when I mixed it or what the ratio was. I just pour it in and I'm set. You could mix your own but why?

I actually haven’t used it yet because gas is gas. But this is Ethanol free and can be stored safely for several years in its metal cans. The can sizes are really good so if you have a portable generator, you can use each as you need it. I think it beats the system of treating regular gas with stabilizers that have a shorter shelf life unless you need gallons to be handy, then I’d go in that direction.

Ordered 1 qt 3pk, received damaged half-filled 1 gallon can

I like to use premixed fuel in my chainsaws & weed-eater when putting them into storage. MUCH less varnish built up in the carb as a result (compared to normal gas/oil mix).This is a decent product, but the packaging leaves much to be desired if you expect it to survive when shipped.I bought a 8 can case of VP 50:1 fuel. The outer box was in great shape. The inner box was not dented at all, but showed obvious signs of leakage (see picture).When I weighed the 8 cans, I got the following weights in grams (see attached pic):704773787814814836842844Yes, I expect some variation from package to package. A 17% variation from max to min, however, is a bit excessive.I suspect that the cans would be decent if lovingly, CAREFULLY, transported by HAND in a vertical position. Should you put them in the mail or ship via UPS or FedEx, expect some serious leakage.VP needs to improve the sealing of its cans.