Inflatable Column, packing paper for moving breakables,Easy to Tear, Large Bubble, Thicker & Durable for Packing, Delivering & Moving (12inch x935Feet /Roll)

Being military, we move A LOT. And while they hire movers, most of them only protect our belongings using paper. I have some antique and vintage (as well as sentimental) items that are breakable. A few mirrors as well. I ordered a roll of this and then went crazy.Got a good arm workout inflating. It works better with 2 people, the little pump doesn't have a sturdy base, but in the end, I just held it with my feet, pinched off the hose end with one hand and pumped with the other. Not the easiest, but it got the job done.And I used ALL of the roll. Then I ordered another and used ALL of that one as well. Even taped two long pieces together to make a wider wrap for larger mirrors. Had to add felt to the back of my mirrors where the french cleats were, as the metal cleats would tear the bubble pack. I just made a smaller piece and patched it in. Worked perfectly.This stuff is seriously versatile and sturdy. It's been a month since the move and some of the items are still wrapped until everything finds a new home. The bubble wrap is still inflated and going strong. Will be ordering more for the next move.If you want to make certain your items arrive intact, then this stuff is the way to go.

Bubble cushioning wrap rolls, like the 12-inch x 144-foot inflatable air pillow column wrap, offer an innovative way to protect your belongings during packing and moving. Here's a breakdown of its pros and cons to help you decide if it's the right choice for you:Pros:Space-Saving: Unlike traditional bubble wrap, this inflatable wrap starts out compact, saving storage space until you need it.Lightweight: The wrap itself is lightweight, adding minimal weight to your boxes. This can be beneficial when you're trying to stay under shipping weight limits.Heavy Duty Protection: The inflated air columns provide good cushioning against bumps and vibrations during transport. Some brands advertise that these rolls can withstand up to 200 pounds of pressure per column.Versatility: This type of wrap can be used for various items, from fragile wine bottles to electronics and furniture.Eco-Friendly: As it's inflatable, this wrap uses less material than traditional bubble wrap, potentially reducing its environmental footprint.Cons:Requires Inflation: You'll need a pump (sometimes included) to inflate the air columns, adding an extra step to the packing process.Potential for Punctures: While the material is advertised as durable, sharp objects could puncture the air columns, compromising their effectiveness.Limited Reusability: Once deflated, the wrap might not be as easy to store or reuse compared to traditional bubble wrap.Cost: Inflatable bubble wrap rolls can be more expensive than traditional bubble wrap per square foot.Overall:Inflatable bubble cushioning wrap rolls offer a convenient and space-saving solution for packing and moving. They provide good protection for fragile items and are lightweight for shipping. However, the need for inflation and potential for punctures are factors to consider. If reusability is important, traditional bubble wrap might be a better option.

Good product.

This bubble product is sold very misleadingly. Neither the pump supplied with the plastic nor the idea of a clip (not supplied anyway) are of any use. We required an electric bike tire pump with a special attachment to provide the air and we use a hand grasping the folded plastic sheeting to have any success in inflating the plastic sausages. My wife and I must work together to produce about a yard of the bubble sausages every five minutes. (inserting the electric pump's air dispenser into the tube is a trial every time we do it.) That said, the finished air-filled protection tubes seem to be strong and durable.Pros:A useful product emerges after all the work is done.Cons:You must figure out the process by yourselfWe found we needed an electric air pump (bicycle tire power) and a lot of labor to inflate the product.I do not believe that we can produce more than a yard or so of the product at a time. We then cut the inflated tubes off and begin the process again.

After a bit of experimenting, I did get the chambers to fill. The pump that came with it is useless, I used my airbrush compressor instead and then had no problems. Just a little tip—-if a chamber won’t fill, manipulate the top where the arrows are and then it fills fine. Material seems nice and thick yet it’s easy enough to cut.

Tried 4 times to cut 12 inch air bubbles. 7 out of 12 didn't inflate...Waste of my time! 😡JUNK, and I would not recommend this product even it's for free...

Just need a compressor and a heavy duty clamp

It works as intended but I expected something different. Maybe a little larger. I ship tons of guitars and wanted to try something new. It works but takes more packing than I normally use. I will use it but I doubt I would buy again. It may work well for you but not the greatest for musical instruments. It is easy to use once you figure it out which took me a few tries to understand the concept