Mainstays Rubber Wood Rolling Pin, 18.3in-L and 2.17in-H

Again I am satisfied well beyond Walmart has better prices and even if they do not have that day you will get it faster than Amazon. I cancelled my Amazon over priced membership and love my Walmart membership there is nothing I have requested they do not find. Thank you

I like the feel of this rolling pin. Feels like it can hold onto some loose flour so it won't stick to your dough. It went in my rolling pin zip tie cradle where only my 2 favorites can go. I need to make a rolling pin holder for all the pins.

I couldn't BELIEVE how inexpensive this 100% WOODEN rolling pin was! I thought it would cost at least nine dollars, but I got it for just under five dollars, and it's a full-size rolling pin! It works beautifully!

For $4.99 you can't best the price and quality of this product for a rolling pin. I make my own Rotis and Bread and cookies and such at home due to increased amounts of cancer causing ingredients in the store products. This was a great value for the quality and prices compared to ikea which was for $7.50 for the similar product.

I haven't used the roller pin yet but it looks to be ok. I was surprised that it was all wood though, I guess I missed the description on it but it should work when I start my baking since my old one grew legs walked off when I kicked someone out.

I am not a frequent baker, so I just needed an affordable rolling pin that does the job. The wood seemed clean and well manufactured with no rough spots or defects. It rolled out my dough and was a good price, so I'm happy.

Being I had to order this for pick up only it was so NOT WORTH THE 22minute wait for it to be e brought out. Had I known I would have gone elsewhere

The roller doesn't roll over products very well! You have to pick it up to roll forward and it doesn't roll over products backwards. Rolling back and forth doesn't work!!

When I removed the rolling pin from the packaging, I knew it was not going to be a good time. Before I could even rinse it off to be dry to use, I literally had to sand it down because it was so rough. Then because it isn't really real wood, it never sanded smooth properly. I finally gave up on that, and hoped for no splinters. As I was rolling out my noodle dough, the handles were constantly bending down with the force, and I was afraid that the handles were going to break. Overall, it is the worst rolling pin I ever used. My can of beans worked better

I knew it wasn't a quality rolling pin before purchasing; but Walmart offered no other in store options. It's not sealed and the wood is rough and small splinters easily flake off. I've tried, unsuccessfully, sanding it to a smooth surface with hopes of sealing it.