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Question: Does this measure in feet and inches?
Document: Inaccurate to say the least. Took extra care to walk slowly when marking fence posts. It continued to be off by several inches with every post. For a span of nearly eight feet, it gave wrong measurements and marked only nine posts eight foot on the center on level ground. Had to abort using this and went back to the good old tape measure.
I also tried and gave a bad review to another of these that was designed so that the collapsable handle got stuck and sometimes pinched (ouch). I really disliked it so tried this one. The handle on this one is great - the thumb-clamps work very well. However, the "brick" with the counter at the bottom extends beyond the front of the wheel. This is a problem because it is much more efficient (and accurage) to pull this measure than to push it.
I use this for work to measure houses and yards. It does the job well for my specific needs. The 2 wheel design is much smoother and easier to use compared to the 1 wheel. It feels much more stable and less effort to keep it inline. My only 2 concerns is they could have used a little larger numbering system for easier readability, and a kickstand wouldnt hurt. Otherwise its a good working roller.
There were a few other measuring wheel options on Amazon in this price range and below - I ultimately selected this one because it is also sold by Lowes so I figured their buyers were a sufficient proxy for the trade study. It worked well on concrete, although it requires concentration to keep it going straight in case you're measuring a long distance. It didn't work particularly well over rough terrain since the wheels were so small, so if you're planning to measure distances outside I would invest in one of the larger wheel models.
works great, a little expensive, but I could not find a good one for less money. would buy again m
We've run over two of them in the field and you can't hold that against Rolatape (when I started buying them, they were Stanley). Anyway, easy to use, reasonably accurate for what we use it for, and it is long enough that it's reasonably comfortable to walk with until you get above about 5'11&#34; or so. It's not made for the freakishly tall.
Use this measuring stick in my Engineering Consulting buisness. THis product is easily transported and can be accurately used on my job sites.
This is not as good as the original, but it does the trick. The telescoping feature is the only improvement I have seen.
Stopped working after a couple of uses. Seems like dirt got in rollers so it sticks and doesn't work. Only used it about 5 times on grass fields for baseball.
Item came with an affixed price tag that was a lot less than I had to pay. Even so, it works OK on surfaces where the wheel can roll.
Answer: yes