Reynolds Wrap Pitmaster’s Choice Extra Thick Aluminum Foil for Grilling, 18 Inch Width, 37.5 Sq. Ft.

the roll fell out of box and was damaged a little. still usable but sanitaryness is questionable. Do not know if it was during packageing of on shelf that way. I was warned by delivery agent to be careful with the foil. delivery driver gets 5 stars Fyi

I dont like the box but i wish it wasnt so heavy duty. I have huge baking pans and this is the only size i can find that is wide enough with one sheet.

Anyone that cooks outside whether on a Smoker, Pellet Grill or over Charcoal needs to give this heavy duty foil a try, you will not be dissapointed. No more having to layer foil when cooking meats, tear off whatever size you need and wrap it up. Withstands high temps and longer cooking times.

Really heavy duty foil and useful for outdoor grilling or inside oven. Thick so no messes. Wish still carried in the store though.

I wish everyone delivered my items as close to the front door and as organized as Xiomara did. Just look at the delivery photo* to see how well they were delivered. Thank you Xiomara. This makes it much easier for me to bring the items inside. *https://receipts-query.edge.walmart.com/delivery-photo/0Bg0ViTaQDTwkECfZ5TGKtAg3ClwD6ApyRGY0%2BMTd4xCLHqjs7C50cIdGjnt59lqMxYrJN2a0kFUzGSXIQfkolZZOfJp6nyUWjuV0LmwWeUnfwJKrDKxdgt705NgwEAlShoHi156e%2FqhYfRNE4nWTGaeMXOWKziDvvfZQQ88SzF7VOznWKwfyGBrKw9m48gI.jpeg

This is heavy duty Reynolds Wrap the way it used to be - with a little extra! It's strong, durable, doesn't disintegrate on the grill or rip/shred when you look at it like ALL of the post-COVID aluminum wraps do now! It also holds shape so food is secure within. Highly recommend and WILL repurchase before running out.

My husband uses this foil on the grill and smoker. It tears perfect and is very heavy duty.

As advertised. Holds up well.

There are plenty of aluminum foils you can purchase. For me, I prefer a heavy foil because I use it so much when grilling veggies. I particularly like making a pouch that I fill with all kinds of fresh veggies, potato, carrot, onion, peppers, garlic cloves; even green beans %26 broccoli. Drizzle some oil salt %26 pepper; maybe a little madras curry powder. Seal it with more foil so it won't leak. Toss on the grill and watch your foil pack expand-almost like Jiffy Pop- let it cook for 4-8 minutes after puffing up then pull off and let it sit. Grill your other meats %26 cut foil packet open at service.

As a competition BBQ team, foil is not something I can afford to have fail. When I'm wrapping brisket, pork, or ribs, I need a product I can trust not to leak, tear, or let juices escape. I decided to try Pitmaster Foil because it's marketed as a premium, extra-thick foil. At nearly $8 per roll, I expected a higher-quality product. Unfortunately, that wasn't my experience. My first order arrived with multiple rolls that were peppered with tiny puncture marks throughout the foil. I assumed it was a manufacturing fluke and gave the product another chance. I placed a second order, only to receive the same issue again—four more boxes with puncture marks throughout the rolls. To Pitmaster Foil's credit, I do like the thickness of the foil itself. If not for the defects, it would be a product I'd continue using. However, thick foil doesn't do much good when it already has holes in it before it ever touches the meat. I contacted Reynolds customer service regarding a refund, but was disappointed to learn that I would be responsible for return shipping and would need to provide a significant amount of personal information just to start the process. At this point, I can't recommend Pitmaster Foil. For the money, I'd rather buy heavy-duty foil from Sam's Club and double-wrap when needed. I'll spend less, have fewer headaches, and feel more confident that my meat won't leak during a cook. Overall, a very disappointing experience from a product that promises premium performance.