SINGER 00258 Extra Long Vinyl Tape Measure, 96-Inch

Its good to have an extra-long tape measure around the house. This one is sturdy, easy to read, and just what I was looking for.

I like how the numbers are in large 50 pt. bold font and that there is both imperial and metric measurements. The tape is satin and smooth and the edges are not rough, so the measuring is comfortable. For the price this measuring tape is a boon.

It’s a tape measure. Kinda hard to screw up. That said, this one is good. I like the 8’ length, the LARGE dual units of measure and the metal tabs on the ends. Wish it was cloth instead of vinyl. I’d buy it again. Thanks for reading.

I purchased this as a beginning sewer and to take my measurements for on-line clothes purchases. It is exactly what you would expect: 96 inches long and flexible. The metal ends and vinyl make the tape measure feel very durable. This should last me a long long time. I shouldnt have to repurchase one unless I loose it! Thanks for taking the time to read my review, and I hope you found it helpful in making a purchase decision.

This tape is sturdy, yet flexible. The numbers are large and easy to read. The extra length makes it easier to use than the standard 36 tape.

Perfect for sewing and also for woodworking when I need to measure around something to get an accurate measurement.

I know people use this for clothes and such things. However in my apartment this is a great product. I don’t need a large measuring tape. This is perfect to measure with and to toss back into the cabinet.

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Exactly what I needed. It is hard to find a tape measure longer than 60 inches in the stores where I live. The tape is flexible and soft without being flimsy. The numbers and markings are bold and easy to read. One side is inches and the other side is centimeters. The only drawback is when you roll it up. I had to put a rubber band around the center.

I lined this up to two other accurate tapes and this was identical. The only caveat being after the first inch which is standard for almost every tape measure. As a warning for those uninitiated; tape measures are not accurate the first inch due to the various metal tabs or sewing on the ends. You should always start at inch 1 or 12 depending on your needs. Mine was 1/32 off, which does not sound like much, but you need to take that into consideration. Again, this is the same for all tape measures. Also, the kinks of being folded in the packaging were straightened within a day of being rolled up in my junk drawer. Singer makes great products, Ive never been steered wrong.