Fita métrica de lâmina larga de 35 pés x 1-5/16 pol. com alcance de 17 pés

I was skeptical about the 17 ft. reach claim, but this tape measure actually stands out straight that long without bending. The 1-5/16 in. wide blade makes a noticeable difference in stability compared to my old one.

The standout on this 35-footer is incredible—I can measure across a whole room without the blade buckling. It locks solidly every time and the wide blade makes reading marks easy, even in dim light.

The standout on this 35-footer is genuinely impressive—I can extend it well past 15 feet without it bending. The wide blade makes hooking onto studs a breeze, and it's held up fine on my last few rough-in jobs.

Finally, a tape measure that actually stands out past 12 feet without flopping over. The 17 ft. reach claimed is real—I got a solid 15 ft. on a windy day. This wide blade makes layout work so much smoother.

Took this one out of the package and immediately noticed how rigid the blade feels—no wobble at all when I extended it a good 15 feet. The wide blade really makes a difference for getting clean measurements across a room.

Finally a tape measure that actually stays rigid past 10 feet without flopping over. The 17-foot reach makes measuring long spans in open ceilings a one-person job. Only wish the clip was a bit tighter on my belt.

The 17-foot standout is no joke—this thing reaches across a room without flopping over. The wide blade makes it easy to read from a distance, and the 35-foot length handles everything I’ve thrown at it.

I've been using this tape measure for a few weeks now, and the 17-foot standout is no joke—it actually reaches out straight without bending. The wide blade makes it easy to read markings quickly, even in dim light. Finally found a tape that keeps up with my rough framing.

I was skeptical about the 17 ft. standout, but it actually holds steady even in a light breeze—makes measuring alone way easier. The wide blade is also a lot sturdier than my old tape, and the 35 ft. length is perfect for framing layouts.

The standout is no joke—I got a solid 16 feet out before it bent, which is way better than my old one. The wide blade makes hooking onto studs a lot easier too.