Review on 📏 12 Ft Orange Tape Measure by Trevor Rodke

I absolutely love these tape measures! No matter how hard I try, I can't crack broken ligaments; I keep counting little dashes, mostly wrong. I have been reading the Lufkin test for many years. When this wore out I looked for a replacement and found that Lufkin had modified the case and made it cheaper so I started looking for a new tape measure. It's kind of a good thing that Lufkin screwed it up because I found an even better roulette wheel. This is from Quezon and the big improvement is that the measurements are printed in line with the band instead of at a 90 degree angle. Other improvements are that the foot sizes are very large and the fractions are alternately printed in red and black. Funny thing is that the case appears to be the same as the old Lufkin tape measure. Aside from not being blue, it's a cool orange color and easy to find. The lack of printed measurements that match the tape measure doesn't seem like a big deal until you actually use it. Now, when using a traditional printed tape measure, I always find it a bit difficult to get my bearings initially (am I looking at the top or bottom of the tape?) and vertical measurements are tedious. With Keson, dimensions naturally catch the eye, and vertical measurements are particularly easy. Two improvements could be made. One will print on the opposite side. Another option would be to bend the tape in the opposite direction to make marking the measurements a little easier. There is a German roulette called BMImeter where the roulette curves in the opposite direction; It looks amazing but there are no cracks on it. I love this role. They also do 25 foot tape.