Great and sturdy foil. Very wide and spacious- a tremendous amount won't need to buy another foil for months maybe years. Suited for industrial kitchen. Rolls out easily and cleanly tears. Best foil. Tremendous value and simple to use

This is the best foil paper in every way; it is designed for durability and you get more for your money.

Great service shipped quickly. Exactly what standard aluminum foil is. Right size (12-in) for everyday use. I also got the heavy duty 18-in size, which is great for the oven and enclosing my chicken and turkey in.

This is the perfect way to purchase aluminum foil. You always have it on hand! Excellent value!

I would buy from the company again, however I would go 18” Heavy Duty rather than 12” not-heavy-duty. This is probably fine for a restaurant that wants to wrap veggies or something in. Not so much in my kitchen.TLDR: The 12” width causes us to overlap sheets to cover our baking pans, and juices and such just slip right through and bake onto the pan anyway so I’m now stuck with 1000 feet of tin foil that I can’t wait to get through and I’m STILL having to scrub the heck out my pans. We’re using 2-3 times the foil footage to try and cover what 18” would have covered with one sheet.Very very thin. Industrial Strength description is a stretch. It tears very easily. It’s ok for wrapping potato and such to bake, or for delicate arts and crafts applications, but if you are slicing anything that is sitting on it, like meatloaf or a roast, the foil will shred and potentially get into what you are slicing. Heavy Duty would have been a better selection for my needs.Happy with the company itself, I just selected badly, and will have to do cost comparisons over Heavy Duty 18” for future purchases. I’m likely to just buy Reynolds’s Wrap that I know, rather than try to save a few bucks and take another chance.

Let’s talk about industrial-sized aluminum foil, because apparently my life was missing a roll that’s longer than my grocery list. This 12”x1000 ft behemoth roll of aluminum Foil is like the Costco of foil... it just keeps going and going like the Energizer bunny after five espressos. Need to wrap leftovers? Done. Shield your oven racks from BBQ splatter? Covered. Build a tin-foil hat that guarantees 100% protection from alien mind-melds? You’ve got 900 ft left after that, no problem. It’s a great value if you go through foil like I go through existential crises… which is a lot.Now, quality time: this stuff is average quality. It’s not the thick, superhero-grade foil that could double as armor for a mini knight, but it’s also not the tissue-paper-disguised-as-foil you regret buying. I wish it was thicker, especially when trying to wrap awkwardly shaped leftovers that seem to laugh at my feeble attempts to cover them... but for the price and sheer length, it still earns brownie points in the kitchen. If this roll were a person, it’d be that dependable friend who shows up to help you move — not the friend who brings pizza while they know im dieting, but definitely the one who carries couches without complaining!!Let’s break this shiny legend down: Pros: enormous industrial size that feels like you bought aluminum foil from NASA, good value for money, and perfectly acceptable for all your culinary and craft needs. Cons: could be thicker (seriously, buy stock in dragonscale foil instead), you might accidentally foil-wrap your entire house before you reach the end, and your kitchen drawer will never look normal again. Verdict: if you want endless foil without endless spending, this roll’s a solid pick — even if a bit more thickness would make it feel like wrapping perfection.

I was tired of always buying foil so finding this was the best subscription I have to date.

Idk how long ago I bought this but I've some for my toaster oven every other day or so and the box still feels as heavy as it was when I got it. It's not the thick stuff but it's a good deal and comes with a serrated metal edge to cut with. This will last a very long time.