Review on 📏 Stanley 33-726 26' 4" Fractional Measuring Tape by Issac Burnett

I'm not sure anything really compares to these FatMax measures, especially if it does about their skills. stretch further than normal without bending, which is very desirable for longer measurements. This is the largest size I expect to need, although there is at least one size larger than this that still has metrics (the one I think is 30 something or 40 feet, HUGE). I agree with Dave Millman. Note that it had to have an inverted scale on the back to measure from the ceiling and also had a square edge and dimensions on the body to measure angles like many other tape measures do. But I see it for what it is, not just another product I would want with additional features. For what it is you probably can't beat it, especially if you can get it at a discount like I was lucky enough to get. The inclusion of metric measurements is an increasingly necessary feature even in the US, although it's harder to find than it should be (because most large tape measures are sold by contractors who work primarily with non-metric measurements here in Yankeeland). As we ship more and more products from China, Europe, Japan, Taiwan, etc., the average US citizen has a growing need for metric measurements every year. The years here are the correct scale; A tape measure of this quality will almost certainly last long enough to be passed on to one of your children when they grow up.