35 ft. x 1-5/16 in. Wide Blade Tape Measure with 17 ft. Reach
$8.99
In stock
Category: Factory Clearance Sale
Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 40 reviews)
The standout is incredible—I got a solid 16 feet of reach without any bending or support. The wide blade is much easier to read than my old tape, and the 35-foot length handles most job site layouts.
The standout on this 35-footer is no joke — I got a solid 16 feet of unsupported reach without it buckling. The wide blade feels sturdy and the markings are crisp, which saves me time measuring alone.
Setup was a breeze and this thing holds its own on the job—the standout is genuinely impressive, I’ve had no trouble reaching 16 feet without it flopping. The wide blade really does stay straight, and the grip is better than my old cheap tape measure.
I was skeptical about the 17-foot reach claim, but this tape measure actually stands out straight for a solid 16 feet before bending. The wide blade makes it easy to read measurements even in dim lighting on job sites.
The blade is noticeably stiffer than my old tape, and hitting a full 17-foot reach without buckling is a game-changer on the job. I can finally measure across open doorways without needing a helper.
Having used flimsy tapes for years, the rigid standout on this one is a game-changer for measuring alone—it easily holds 16 feet without buckling. The wide blade makes marks easy to read even in low light, and the 35-foot length is perfect for larger projects. Really solid build that justifies the price.
I was skeptical about the 17-foot reach claim, but this tape actually holds steady past 15 feet without buckling. The wide blade makes it so much easier to read measurements across a room.
The standout on this thing is crazy — I measured over 16 feet without it bending, which is way better than my old one. The blade is stiff enough to hold its shape even when fully extended, and the wide width makes reading marks a lot easier on bright days.
Finally got this tape measure and the 17 ft. reach is no joke — I was able to measure across my whole garage without the blade flopping over. The wide blade makes it way easier to read marks from a distance too.
Finally got my tape measure and this thing reaches out almost 17 feet straight without bending—way better than my old ones that flopped after 10 feet. The wide blade is also much easier to read on dark job site corners.