POWERTEC Extendable Floor and Wall Roller for Vinyl Flooring, Tile & Linoleum Roller with Extendable 17" to 27" Handle, 7.5" Wide for LVP, Veneer, Carpet, Wall Coverings, 1PK (71033)

Very good price and the roller is great for tight places perfect for smaller jobs

Worked as intended, solid tool.

Turned out I didn't need it for my project, but now I own a quality roller to use for other projects.Feels good in the hand and rolls smoothly. I would think that this tool will survive more than one lifetime for any but the most hardcore professional.

Works good but the rubber in the middle kept sliding down causing my pressure to be uneven when rolling out tape- causing me to re roll a lot of it. And because the axle is solid and not split it doesnt handle the flex of OSB/Plywood well. just have to roll one side of the seam tape at a time to get desire results (if youre doing a couple thousand feet of tape that does get tiring and time consuming)

For the money, this is an outstanding tool. The handle on top mounted above the rollers allows the user to apply quite a lot of pressure to the rollers, and thus the vinyl material below. This fixed handle is a heavy cast aluminum (or equiv) and is sturdy. I estimate that 40-50% of one's weight can be applied to the rollers this way. The extending part of the handle in my experience collapses to an overall length of about 16", and then can be extended to a maximum of 26" or so. Going to the advertised 27" exceeds a limit that I would trust since the tubing itself is thin. A quick twist of the wrist clockwise as you face the rollers from the "front", locks the handle. A corresponding quick twist in the opposite direction releases the handle such that it's length can be adjusted within a range of 16"-26". There is a small plastic roller inside the rotating component of this handle that is employed by the tool to accomplish locking. This, in my opinion, would be the factor limiting the lifetime of the extending mechanism. At worst, this should not be an issue in most cases that I can imagine. The three rollers seem to be made of a hard but slightly pliant plastic. They seem to be quite adequate.

Works fine, exact same tool being sold at homedepot and lowes where they are asking twice the price, so happy to get it here on amazon shipped to my door to, for half the cost.

It is a little light. Could use some more dense materials.

Laminated a 4x5 assembly/outfeed table with it. It worked great.