Ranpak WrapPak Ex 750 feet expandable honeycomb cushion wrap, recyclable packing paper, eco-friendly kraft paper cushioning, made in USA

A fantastic plastic free alternative! I make and sell pottery and it's important to me to not be ground zero for single use plastic where I can, so I ordered this. I LOVE it. This didn't come with tons of packaging (yay!) its beautiful when a package arrives wrapped in this, it does the job for cushioning the pieces, it's easy to use (the dispenser is a bit clumsy but I just rip it with my hands instead, you'll find a groove) and most importantly its plastic free aside from a piece of the mechanism in the dispenser. It's a bit pricey, but I think it's worth it to do my small part in reducing waste. Absolutely would recommend. Bonus: the cat gets a big kick out of tearing up any scraps.

I make pottery for a living and recently due to global circumstances I've been doing most of my sales online. I wound up going with this option after some research. It's definitely among the more expensive options as far as packaging material goes, but there are a lot of advantages: The material itself works basically as well as bubble-wrap. Since using it, I've had no reports of broken handles or pots. The dispenser is convenient & low-profile. To add to all that, I'm pretty sure customers appreciate it more than getting a box full of plastic.Again, it's a little expensive considering what the product is. But I do feel much better using this than I would plastic alternatives. It decomposes, it keeps the product safe in transit, and leaves a good impression on customers. I'll probably be sticking with it in the future (though I do wish they offered refill rolls instead of having to get a whole new dispenser).

I have been selling pottery on Etsy since 2017. Until now, I have only had faith in bubble wrap for my delicate wares. While most of it was reused and clean, I did have eco conscious customers comment on the use of plastic. Iagree that it isn't a green choice so partially out of guilt, I decided to try expandable craft paper. I like the Ranpack dispenser box but, since I have no good location for attachment, I can't really pin it down. One day I do plan to have a studio with a dedicated shipping station but for now I can still make this work.Huge bonus for people with limited space, this takes up a tiny fraction of shelf space compared to bubble wrap. If you are familiar with using this stuff, make sure to stretch it out well (takes a little practice to do it without tearing).This does act well to cushion my products. It's always important to use enough so that the item is "floating" in the box and, once closed up, there is absolutely no movement if box is shaken. Let's face it, shippers are never gentle with packages. Boxes are tossed, dropped, shaken, and more. I have not had any breakage reports while using this - except for the box that had a tire track on it which nothing could have protected. It may seem pricey at first but if you do the math, it isn't - plus it's much better for the environment and customers as well as my conscience appreciate that. I am never going back to bubble wrap.

Great packaging and give our brand a great look to our products. Very happy with my purchase and very quick turn around happy customer!

At first, I couldn't believe I was spending so much for a roll of cushion paper. However, this is a roll of cushion paper AND a roll of tissue paper, which is like double the awesome. Once I finally figured out how to pull it out of the roll and extend the little "cells" so I got the full cushion, I had no problem using this to package all of my items/packages nicely. I've also not had one report of broken items since I started using this stuff after switching from 3/16 bubble wrap.It comes in a huge cardboard box and is still a lot of cardboard when it's done, but at least it's all recyclable!