Pen+Gear 5 in. x 400 ft. Stretch Wrap, Clear

Great for wrapping dresser drawers full of contents when moving. Excelent for securing multiple loose items onto one package or bundle. Also, it is good for securing tote lids onto totes when moving. Eliminating the risk of the lid popping off if droped or tilted. Streaching the plastic as you work with it helps secure it and seal it. Works the same as cling or serran wrap only stronger.

Good amount of material for the money. Its mil is slightly thin which is really no problem, but it does have a breaking point if pulled too tightly. Overall good product.

Perfect for Saran Wrap game during the holidays .. I'm sure is already great for wrapping other things

I love this wrap. It helps to keep items together which makes organization easier. I have purchased other wraps but Pen and Gear is far better.

It worked well, very easy to use. If you think you only need one roll by two just in case.

Excellent price, exactly as ordered!

I bought this for a recent move. It's easier to work with than cling wrap. I used it to secure boxes that I didn't want to use tape on, and things that I didn't want the movers to snoop in. They used something similar for my furniture, but not enough. Blankets should be used for furniture.

Great for wrapping just about anything from furniture to carpets.

I used the 1,000 ft wrap from the same maker (Pen Gear) before I used this one. The wrap is essentially the same but the handle on this one is so much worse. The roll of wrap on the 1,000 ft version rests on a one-piece handle that allows it to spin around it freely without coming loose. It was really a joy to use. This 400 ft version is much different, however. The roll of wrap is basically stuck to the handle (either glued or just so tight that it doesn't spin) but the handle itself is 2 pieces: a longer part that extends from the gripping area through the roll of wrap and a shorter roll that wraps around the longer handle where you hold it. I assume it's supposed to spin freely around the handle while you dispense the wrap but it does not move without great force (enough force to easily tear the wrap before it starts spinning). Thus, you have to manually unwind the wrap with this version, which is very tedious, while you can freely unwrap with a little pull on the larger version. Do yourself a favor and get the 1,000 ft version. They're basically the same price per foot anyway. As for performance, this wrap works wonders to keep things together without leaving marks or residue while moving.

Very cheap wrap would not stick , wasted alot of it to get it going WILL NOT BUY BUY AGAIN , DO NOT POST ON LINE OR I WILL SUE YOU YOU DO NOT HAVE MY PERMISSION