It is a very good cushion wrap!

I'm not sure about these other comments but I think this stuff is great. Obviously it's not made for very heavy items but for moving or shipping purposes it works great!!

This bubble wrap has a weird dusty coating of ink. Every time I touch it my hands turn black. I unrolled 10+ feet and it was the same thing, all on the smooth side. Weird and unusable. Will be returning it.

This seemed like such a great deal, at only 5.4 cents per square foot, but it is not worth the time and nuisance of having to cut each square off with scissors because it does not tear off properly at the perforations. This product is a nice heavy weight bubble wrap, but the manual cutting is adding too much time and frustration when I'm packaging orders. I won't buy it again.

It works just like bubble wrap is supposed to. However, the perforations have to be cut with scissors. Additionally, it used to come in a box, which kept the whole roll from falling apart. Now, it’s just got a big label on one end - which is more environmentally friendly, but allows the toll to fall apart once it’s open AND ruins several pieces!

I am very pleased with the bubble wrap that I purchased at Sam's. I shopped around and Sam's had the lowest price. Not only that, I was able to order it online and pick it up in the store, which was very convenient. I would buy this product again, no question!

I've been using Scotch bubble wrap for years ,lately price went up and quality down, just isn't what it used to be. The plastic film isn't very strong and the perforations are poor making it difficult to tear, rolls for same length are smaller then they use to be

It states it comes in a dispenser box and in the past I have received it that way. It no longer a does. It's just a roll of bubble wrap. I contacted 3M and they advised me they are no longer doing boxes for this size bubble wrap so it can to be more streamlined. I will probably be returning it back to Sam's unless I can find another box that I can use to dispenser it.

The edges are hardly ever fully cut even enough to rip the individual sheets from each other. I shouldn't have to cut each sheet from itself just to ensure each square is usable without getting butchered when I attempt to tear it from itself along the so called "perforated" lines. The sheets themselves are of decent enough quality but when the sheet rips through itself quicker than it does along the edges it's designed to rip from I cant consciously be happy with the quality of the product since the perforated function is a failure.

I've been buying this for many years. It used to come in a nice dispensing box, but to cut costs, they got rid of the box. It seems they also lessened the quality of the wrap. The perforations are barely there, so it's no longer easy to just rip off squares as you're packaging. It often just tears in the middle of a square when I pull, which looks really sloppy on my packages if I don't then trim the torn edges. If you don't mind crappy perforations, it's a good deal for the price.