Do these fit a Pepsi can? Most caps I found fit Coke just fine but are too loose on the Pepsi can.
170143
Works great on all pop cans including Pepsi! We bought them to keep the mud out of our adult beverages when we ride 4 wheelers, but they work on pop cans too!
170144
I don't drink Pepsi--but do drink other Pepsi Products--and these do fit! Frankly, I haven't found a drinkable can that they don't fit....& they're really GREAT to have! If they're still sent from China--order more than one set.
170145
Don't know about Pepsi specifically but it does fit Mt Dew can which is a Pepsi product.
170146
Don't know about Pepsi, works great on Diet Dr Pepper. Snap ons are a little looser than the screw on tops. I tend to like the screw ons better cause eventually the snap ons break off.
1786673
Not very well. These are made to fit a can and are very loose when used on a 12 oz. beer bottle.
1957379
I have only used it for a soda can and only for a few hours. I found these do leak if you leave them on and drink with them. As I didn't find the fit that great on them I actually threw them away.
136016
If the size is the same they will fit, mine fit and the they were stronger than the ones onthe cap, my cap was and oddball.
2174426
I have found these fit on just about every can I have. Use them on 1 gallon, 2 gallon and 5 gallon cans. No issues with the fit.
1733657
Yes. Although they may warp a little bit, that won't affect their fit on cans.
617132
The same brands the fizz giz size fits...pepsi bottles, Sparkling Ice flavored water etc....
537849
Each of the pour spouts can fit bottles from a range of sizes of openings. I'm not 100% sure what all kinds of vintage soda bottles ur talking about but im sure it will fit the old coke Pepsi Dr pepper and sprite bottles etc. Most all bottles have about the same size openings so u have a rare chance of them not fitting ur soda bottles.
181387
If your cup holder will accommodate an xl drink - center console style, yes. Won't fit a soda can size.
550890
I found if you cut off the plastic ring they will fit. I use 12 oz soda bottles all the time by cutting off the ring without any problems.
523918
I bought this no-spill top to fit on older cans like you are talking about but the mouth is much bigger so to answer your question, NO! You have to buy all new cans!
617133
I used them on water bottles only. haven't tried them on soda bottles. I did find them a bit loose on all water bottles - Poland, Aquafina, Disani, store brands as well. The new bottles are thinner plastics with shorter caps
1281102
Not sure about those caps. I don't recall having any in my kit. End cap nuts like like are tough to cover but I might try a L or a HD if Kazam doesn't have anything. �
1920855
Well, I have a pair............and a big squash. They seem to fit me ok, and I have a problem with some ball caps being too small.
37310
No, none of the sizes fit soda cans. However, that would be a great size to include in the package.
921979
The only important compatibility you should ensure is a perfect match of the cap with the bottle. FiZZ GiZ caps do not fit all bottles. It's as simple as that. The fact is, nobody's cap fits all bottles. I tell people this: Try the cap on a bottle. If it's an absolutely perfect fit, use it. If it's not - don't. Getting a cap to fit a soda / seltzer / champagne bottle is not difficult. You can send them the cap that came on the bottle you like and they'll convert it to a FiZZ GiZ cap for the same price you'd pay for one of their fully assembled stock caps. Remember, caps 'n bottles - like nuts 'n bolts - must be a perfect match for a reliable seal to be maintained. You can't put a gas can lid on a Coca Cola bottle and you can't put a milk jug lid on a mayonnaise jar. To say that sounds ridiculous because it's so obvious. But the same principal can be true even when the cap 'n bottle appear to be a good match. IE, Coca Cola bottle caps are not compatible with Pepsi bottles and vice versa. Yep. You can thank 'Big Soda' for that! In 2007, almost all PET soda bottle caps were identical and interchangeable. Now, very few are. The one opportunity to do the greenest thing possible has been strategically rejected by almost all CSD bottlers because it would cut into their bottom line if more people reused bottles and made their own CSD's at home using homemade syrups or genuine Coca Cola Classic syrup from Sam's Club (same way many restaurants do - it's a heck of a lot cheaper). Thanks to big soda, it's more difficult for people to save 'n reuse the bottles than it ever has been in the entire history of bottled soft drinks. So go for it on the Gerolsteiner glass bottles. http://www.gerolsteiner.de/index.php?id=1571 shows the Gerolsteiner Gourmet bottles which have been reported to be a good fit. Just make sure whatever bottle you use (glass or plastic) is a soda or seltzer bottle designed for the rigors of highly pressurized contents.
530590
I think a soda can koozie will fit fine, but if the cup is larger, you may not be able to fit it. For example, a Starbucks cup was a snug fit.