While this is certainly sufficient, it is notably larger than the 5.66 cubic inches of our #2 best pick, the Basic Industries International – Multi Crush. During testing, we averaged a crushed size of 2.75 by 2.75 by 1.375 inches, or 10.398 cubic inches. The other metric we weren’t thrilled about was the size of the crushed cans. Fortunately, the vast majority of cans are the standard 12-ounce size, but if you’re looking for a can crusher that handles cans up to 32 ounces, you’ll want to look at the MasterCrush can crusher instead. The first (and most important for some) is the fact that the Easy Pull can only crush cans in the 12-ounce size or smaller. While there’s plenty to like about the Easy Pull can crusher, there were a couple of minor yet undesirable details we noticed during testing.
Things we didn’t like about the Easy Pull It’s fast, surprisingly sturdy and shouldn’t rust even if left in the garage or backyard.
Overall, the Easy Pull Auto Dispensing can crusher provides excellent value at a sub-$30 price point (however you do need to add between $10 to $20 if you want the fitted collection bin as well). This is particularly useful for quickly crushing cans without straining the palm of your hand and was a significant contribution to the 19-can average.Īlthough limited to 12-ounce cans, the Easy Pull was our top choice due to its ergonomic and innovative design. More importantly, since we didn’t need to touch the crushed can, the risk for cutting a finger on one of the can’s jagged edges was virtually eliminated.Īlong with the automatic dispensing of each crushed can, the Easy Pull has a rotating grip. The automatic disposal of the crushed can into the bin below made operation significantly easier and faster. In actual use, the design of the Easy Pull can crusher stood out as well. More specifically, we averaged 19 cans per minute with the Easy Pull - an impressive 58-percent faster than second place, the Basic Industries International Multi Crush (with 12 cans per minute). The handle operation is smooth, and the automatic removal of the crushed cans into a container (or the optional collection bin available with the Easy Pull) places this can crusher far ahead of the other finalists when comparing average cans crushed per minute. The Easy Pull makes it incredibly easy to crush cans. However, after mounting and testing the Easy Pull can crusher, we were blown away by its ergonomic and innovative design. At first glance, we weren’t particularly impressed with the appearance of the product itself - more specifically, the plastic didn’t strike us as particularly sturdy. When we first analyzed our finalists, we did not expect the Dial Industries – Easy Pull can crusher to top the list. Best for 32-ounce cans: MasterCrush – Can Crusherīest overall: Dial Industries – Easy Pull.Best multi-can: Basic Industries – Multi Crush.Best overall: Dial Industries – Easy Pull.Although it doesn’t crush cans as quickly as our top pick, our runner-up Basic Industries International – Multi Crush offers the ability to load up six cans at a time. Additionally, its design for crushing cans virtually eliminates the risk of cutting your fingers on a ragged edge. The Easy Pull proved to be quick, simple to use and very affordable. After spending over 40 hours and crushing over 1,000 soda cans we determined that Easy Pull‘s auto-dispensing can crusher is the best can crusher.
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