LEXIVON 25Ft/7.5m DuaLock Tape Measure | 1-Inch Wide Blade with Nylon Coating...

Very Cool. Easy to use, accurate and well made. Makes me wonder why I didnt get one sooner

The Lexivon digital tape measure is THE ABSOLUTE best tape measure I have ever used. I have only used it for 1 day in my new home, and have already maximized the value for money spent. The tape is light and sturdy. The retractability is controlled, smooth, and efficient. So it doesn't have a whip at the end. The laser is very responsive, quick, and accurate. This is THE tool that allows you to Work Smarter Not Harder!

Great product and amazing customer service. They stand behind their brand and that means a lot these days.

works good. good quality. durable. very satisfied. good price and value. both metric and standard.

Works great to smallest fraction. It made me do a double take! Thanks!

Husband LOVES it. He says it's easy to read and use and very helpful

Great product, like that it has fractions displayed for the user on the tape. Although not all distance markings are measured. Auto locks as soon as the tape is pulled, just push the button to release the tape back in the roll.

First the good news. It's kind of cool having a laser with a tape measure. This is useful for inside measurements where you don't want to calculate the additional length that the body adds to your measurement. Now the bad news. The tape has some downsides compared with wider, dedicated construction tapes. The lines are thinner and the 1/4 and 1/8's markings are not as prominent as on other tape measures. Not a big deal for occasional use, but it gets old if you use it a lot. I end up using my other tape measures because they are easier to read and more consistent. I sometimes am off by 1/16 using this tape due to the reading. To be fair, a lot of measuring tapes sold now are more difficult to read than many of the standard construction tapes made by Stanley, Lufkin, and others. Also, this probably only matters to someone who uses a tape a lot and appreciates the extra visual clarity. The tape used here is also thinner, or maybe uses different materials that typical construction tape, and so can deform if you don't use it gently. I put a kink in mine just by allowing the tape to spin back from several feet. One other limitation is that the laser only measures the outside dimension. It'd be more useful if it measured either inside or outside dimension. If it measured inside dimension, then you wouldn't have to rely so much on reading the tape. But, this is obvious from the description so you know you are getting it this way. One other nit is the lock feature. It's a soft lock, allowing you to pull more tape out even when it's locked. This is a feature that is different Some people may like it. I don't. If you don't like the tape, you should contact customer service. They provided me with a 16 ft replacement that I like, one that doesn't have a laser and uses a better, wider, and easier to read tape with good standout. If you are a heavy user, I'd recommend getting a good tape and laser separately. I prefer Lexivon's wider tapes without the laser. They seem like they could take more abuse than this laser tape.

Very clear; one edge of one side uses metric which could be a pain. Recently switched over to using imperial measures almost exclusively, as presumably that is the U.K. future. In the lower ranges two scales have finest divisions of sixteenths of inches and one scale goes down to thirty-secondths of inches. Property in most English speaking territories appears to be marketed in sq ft rather than sq mtrs these days. Most sheets of wood and metal tubing in the big hardware outlets are dimensioned in feet/inches (not a scientific survey…), but displayed in millimetres, so the metric edge might still be useful in limited situations, but seems superfluous, might be nice to have used that metric edge for decimal fractions of inches to use in electronics as component legs are generally in tenths of inches. I understand U.K. building standards still express many distances in millimetres (and presumably metres for edifices) so this item might not be suitable for all U.K. workers. However this would be great for furniture makers who often appear to employ inches in fabrication items and centimetres in sales literature.

I bought it for a neighbour who did not understand inches !! Even though car wheel and TV is in inches.

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Buena calidad - precio Se siente resistente al tacto

Ich benutze das Maßband zum Wargaming. Dafür ist es zwar ungewohnt schwer, allerdings liegt das Gewicht nach ein bisschen Gewöhnung eher gut in der Hand. Das Teil ist echt robust, Materialanmutung top (viel besser als aus dem Wargamingbereich gewohnt) funktioniert seit der Bestellung tadellos. Was will man mehr von einem Maßband.