The FocusFive Designs JerryBar takes the classic NATO-spec Cold Rolled Steel jerry can and transforms it into a portable bar with precision laser-cutting and reinforced construction.
It’s made with dual-pan construction with seam welding for structural integrity, and thicker steel walls to prevent door warping, then finished epoxy-polyester powder coating for weather/rust resistance.
The interior combines Birch ply, Spruce, and solid oak timber with adjustable retaining straps and a quick-release optic mount system. Worth noting, it’s not a weatherproof seal on the door, so we’re recommend mounting it inside the rig.
The modular design adapts to different drinking preferences through specialized configurations – from whisky setups with 25ml optic dispensers and 330ml mixer can racks to wine variants with secure bottle mounting straps and 175ml glass storage.
Even better, each variant includes appropriate glassware (whisky tumblers, shot glasses, or wine glasses) and relevant accessories like corkscrews or bottle openers. The powder-coated steel construction handles outdoor conditions while the wooden interior provides a surprisingly refined drinking experience.
Gimmick? Sure, but it’s a well made one. The adjustable optic bracket works with 35cl-50cl bottles, the reinforced rubber edging protects against impacts, and optional laser engraving service lets you customize the wooden base interior. Starting at $276, it’s positioned for overlanding enthusiasts, hunters, and camping groups who want something that’s more glamping than roughing it.
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