Upkg 125ft Bubble Cushioning Wrap Rolls, 1/2” Big Air Bubble, 24 Inch x125 Feet Total, Perforated Every 24” for Packing, Shipping, Mailing

Alright you guys. I buy a LOT of bubble wrap for my small business. 2.5 years later, I'm still hunting for the perfect bubbles at an affordable price. Here's what I take into consideration:CORRECT AMOUNT: FAIL. I wrap small fragile items, each in one 12x12 square. Because I need that size, it makes counting while I pull apart easy. The amount I received was 652 (two rolls of 326 each). Missing about 50 sheets. I've had some companies missing 150+, so I'm not TOO upset... but still. Not the full 700 advertised.FULLY INFLATED BUBBLES: NEUTRAL. I've had some bubble wrap that is completely flat. No air. Basically sheets of plastic. While these have air, they are definitely NOT fully inflated. My small items are lightweight so it will do, but would not recommend for heavier items.EASY TO TEAR: PASS! These pulled apart SO EASILY. Very helpful when you're separating each sheet individually.TOO POPPY: PASS. I've had some wrap that pops just when gently separating the sheets. Not the case with this wrap. A few bubbles popped while I was separating, but honestly I was probably being a little rough with it.FINAL THOUGHTS: Not the best, not the worst. But DEFINITELY a good value for the price and would likely purchase again. If it had been the full 700 ft and slightly fuller air bubbles this would easily be a 5-star product.I also appreciate the fact that the item arrived MUCH sooner than it was supposed to.If you found this review helpful in your hunt for bubble wrap, please click the "helpful" button. Thanks :)

Holy ginormous box! Both big rolls were in one huge box I could mail myself in...lol! But both rolls arrived intact, and exactly as described and now I have a free casket! Cant go wrong there.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  This bubble wrap is probably OK for anything under one pound in weight, but if you have something heavy that needs protected for shipping inside of a box, I wouldn't recommend this bubble wrap. The bubbles pop too quickly, and it wouldn't protect an antique or something expensive. It ships out in 2 big rolls.

So my mother-in-law is addicted to popping bubble wrap. To the point she gets nervous and causes her own blood pressure to skyrocket if she runs out. I can't review about how great this bubble wrap is for actual shipping or keeping fragile items safe but for quantity, hands down... worth it. She's picky about how "hard" the plastic is too and if it's too hard to pop she makes me order from a different vendor. Haven't had that issue with this one yet, so if you have a compulsive bubble popper in your life, this is the product for you.

The bubbles burst so easily with the slightest pressure. Do not buy for heavy glass or anything fragile weighing more than 7 lb.

We really like this bubble wrap, but if you are looking for really thick wrap, this is not the right product for you.THICKNESS: As a reference point, we have bought bubble wrap from Target and Office Depot. This is thinner than the OD house brand, and almost the same as the Scotch brand rolls at Target (but priced better). For those who want thick bubble wrap -- go with the OD one. It is really thick, and puncture resistant. For us, however, this one is far better. We ship a lot of glass items of different sizes, as well as small, wafer-thin fragile things. So we need wrap where we can customize thickness -- this lets us do that, deciding whether to do 2, 3, or 4 wrap arounds depending on the object and thickness/fragility of the material. Also, we need something that will wrap well around corners, and fold over tops and corners when multi-layered. We found the thick OD wrap to be very unwieldy because it would become so buiky and balloony when going around corners or being folded over edges/rounded areas. With this wrap, even when we wrap it 3 times around, we can get it to fold over itself, which is important for protecting the tops and bottoms of glass items.PERFORATION: Also, for those of you that mentioned perforation -- this one is perforated, but barely. You need to use scissors to cut pieces, which we prefer (no pieces detaching automatically!), so again that part works well for us. All in all, we find this to be a very useful bubble wrap. So useful, that we have ordered multiple rolls and multiple times.PRICE: We just came back on to order more and were suprised to see that in 2.5 months, the price has doubled -- we paid 17.xx on each order, and the price varied by a few dimes. Now it's 34.xx. Wow! Just found another seller on Amazon selling it much, much cheaper per roll -- in the 20s -- for the same amount of bubble wrap, so that's what we'll do. Too bad, we would have liked to get the tried and true item, and give the same seller our repeat business, but that price hike seems wayyy excessive, and unpleasantly opportunistic. Bubble wrap prices tend to vary seasonally during the year each year, going up with demand during moving season and around the holidays -- it's one of those things where if a few sellers raise the price, everyone raises it and then they all keep raising it and raising it to capitalize on the seasonal profit taking, until they get market pushback or demand drops, and then it's a race to the bottom to get the most sales. So if you are looking for bubble wrap, and need a lot of it, make sure to spend some time researching and hunting till you find the best deal on Amazon. And try to buy off season!

My husband and I are online sellers and ship out daily. This bubble is good for small items but not for anything super fragile. The air bubbles are too small and the perforated edges don’t tear worth a darn. Every strip must be cut with scissors and it is just a huge inconvenience.

This is just a killer deal for bubble wrap. I do a lot of toy trading online and have to ship stuff out frequently. This will last me for quite a while and seems to be keeping all my shipments safe!