Reynolds Wrap Heavy Duty Aluminum Foil, 18 Inch Width, 75 square feet

This Extra Wide Reynolds Wrap Heavy Duty Aluminum Foil is excellent for baking sheets. The extra width makes all difference. The foil is able to wrap around where the standard size would just cover mostly the inside of the baking sheet. This greatly helps to keep the baking sheet clean and prevents sticking. It is heavy-duty which helps from ripping and is durable. Highly recommend.

I highly recommend this brand and this size of aluminum foil!! It's plenty big enough to cover just about everything and very thick so you don't have to worry about rips!! It works so good on my big baking pans and our grill!! I won't use anything else!! It's a little more expensive but it's well worth it!! You can even make your own pan with it!! It's that strong!!

I like the heavy weight it doesn't tear as easy when lining a pan, and because it is so wide it fits my pans so i don't have to use 2 sheets and possible leakage

I noticed the thickness of this product is reduced from previous purchase's of the exact same product, as I have used it for many years, and that is why I gave the quality 4 stars.

Everything working good presently, However, I just started using it. Thus cannot give an overall 100% till I completely use it..

Rynolds is a quality foil. Better than its competitors who tend to be too thin. Convenient and guaranteed if you are roasting, baking or even smoking. Exceptional strength.

Love the extra long/wide size. More than covers a big rectangle cookie/baking sheet with just one sheet instead of having to use two with the “regular” size. It's thick quality too.

I ordered this long to of foil for a specific reason, i shop on line because I'm unable to go into the store since my surgery... This item arrived smashed and the ends of the foil were gone, and smashed... the foil can't be stored properly it's unable to stay in its original box and i have nothing to store it in... I asked for a refund and the store demanded that I return it in person... I just have surgery and unable to leave my home to walk into a Walmart to return damaged goods that I ordered from your store... If I was able to walk around I would have gone shopping, and NEVER WOULD HAVE PURCHASED THIS DAMAGED ITEM... Even if it was the last one in the shelves...

I have always used Reynolds foil, but the last few years it has become more and more flimsy. It almost seems like it may have plastic in it, but that is just a guess. The last year or maybe a little longer I frequently end up loosing 5 to 10 or more feet at the end of the roll. I usually buy the rolls with the longest amount, because I use a lot of it. It is like the foil is pressed onto the roll until it is almost fused and crushed on one side, and when you get down to the last quarter of the roll or so it will not unroll. Thus the pieces you unroll just rip more and more as you unroll it, getting narrower, and narrower. I have tried cleaning off that edge of the crushed foil, and the build up of foil that doesn't unroll, but it is almost impossible. In fact some times it is impossible. The other on and off nuisance is that there is so little glue on the end flaps that they come apart when you unroll it, and the whole roll flies out of the box, and unrolls on the floor. It is a shame that a product which was of such high quality, has descended to the level of a cheaply made product that is highly expensive.

Not non-stick, as ordered.