We just moved and had similar wraps to this one. They worked fine, just like this one does, but there is one significant difference that makes me wish I had this one sooner. The removable handle. The fact that the handle is not part of the roll of plastic but moves independently is really nice. It makes it super easy to keep a strong grip on the handle and move however I need to wrap things up. I would not have thought that to be difference maker but it is. The plastic sticks to itself well. It does have some flexibility and is also strong enough. At least I now have this for things that need to be wrapped up after the move.

I have extras of things. Hubs would say we have too much stuff… whatever. In order the have the space for the choices, I have to rolls pieces-namely rugs-in order to store them in a manner that works. I don’t want to use tape on the rugs because tape can leave a lingering sticky residue and can pull the carpet fibers. So, to give the rugs a quick wrap with this non-stick “tape” is what I will be using it for. The handle makes quick work of the wrap.

Really cool, Ive been wrapping pallets (occasionally...usually other guys are in charge of doing that, but Ill give it a go every now and then so I dont get rusty) at my warehouse for many, many years...I did this more so back when it was a 1 man operation than I do today with several warehouse employees, but back then Id use 20 stretch film on a big double-handle roller / dispenser and get those pallets nice and tightly secured. This is like a miniaturized version of that, only being 5 wide. Not sure if they are sold in various case quantities, but the one I got was 4 rolls and included 2 plastic handles that are easy enough to load and operate. Its going to take a little getting used to, being just 1/4 of the size of what Ive used for a decade +, but this is awesome to have here at my house for a variety of wrapping uses. The stretch film itself feels nice, although I found it just a little odd to rip & tie-off at the end like I normally would with larger rolls. Again, though, this is probably just my unfamiliarity with handling such a small roll. Ill get used to it quickly, Im sure. Highly recommend!

This is a very convenient set of stretch paper that will add some stability to your shipping. It goes onto the roll fairly easily and does not come off of that roll due to the lip at the top of the handle. It can be a tiny bit troublesome to get it off, but thats not a problem in the end. It rolls easily on the reel with little friction and sticks well to itself. My only complaint, I wish it came with something to conveniently cut the roll when youre done. Just have a knife handy though and youre all set!

Tons of wrap per roll. The handle is basic but perfect for quickly wrapping any size job. Not sure Im Id pay $24 because I dont have a huge need for this and this amount of wrap is going to last for years.

Packaging items was extremely easy with this product! When it was wrapped on something, it wasnt coming off. The only difficulties I had were getting it off the roll itself, as it was extremely tacky and I had issues with locating the end. Otherwise, not a bad buy.

These rolls are amazing and super easy to use. Great for packages or when moving or when you need to store something for a period of time…many, many uses! I highly recommend because of its ease of use and the plastic causes a strong hold.

These are great size for personal use. The rolls are super easy to use and wraps items nice and tight with no need for tape and therefore no residual residue. I use this a lot for items carried in the back of our SUV when visiting the parents, grandparents, etc. We often have dishes or other items to bring to them. Our dog doesnt like the noise of things moving around in the back behind her so this wrap keeps things together and quiet. :)

This is a review for JARLINKs shrink wrap and wrap handle. There were four packs of plastic shrink wrap in the kit and two handles. The rolls of plastic went on the handle very easily, but it was quite difficult to get them off of the handle especially without any real instructions provided on how to do so. Ultimately you have to press the two orange components on the top of the handle while also pushing up from the bottom of the roll of plastic wrap. I dont consider myself to be a weakling, and it took a bit of effort to remove the roll when it still had a good bit of plastic to push up on. If the roll were empty, it would be more of a challenge to remove and replace it since theres less of a surface to push up on. The plastic film itself works great. I was able to pack up the Christmas tree and wrap it up so that it takes up less space in the storage shed. The handle makes it very easy to use the plastic wrap. I just wish there was a bit more to the design of the handle when you need to replace an empty roll. If youre working in a heavy-use facility, it could slow down work a bit when its time to replace the roll.

would by again