Honeycomb Packing Paper, 15" x 131' Packing Paper Substitute Alternative for Bubble Cushioning Wrap for Moving Shipping Packaging, Recyclable Moving Supplies Bubble Packing Wrap Protective Roll

I got one roll of this, and it was plenty.. but I did live in a studio apartment with not a lot of items .. so one roll was plenty. I appreciate the honeycomb design. Very easy to wrap frágiles and stack them together. Very useful for lining a box to keep things for moving around, especially if they are break. I was able to keep the paper once I was unpacked, and simply folded it back up for a use for next time instead of throwing it away. I still got most of the whole Roland. Also a little bag with the folded used pieces. .. you could probably also use this for craft items if you are a crafty person .. oh yeh! I accidentally stripped the screws in my bedframe.. I was able to use strips of this paper to stuff the holes in order for the screws to catch something and turn.. while this is a temporary fix.. it did work ! And it’s still holding up, but again that’s meant to be a temporary thing until I get new screws … however I will prob leave the paper stuffed in the screw holes for the news one to catch and bite. I would buy more of this Again if I ever needed it.

Great product. Used for glassware to put in storage. Great that you can recycle it afterwards.

My husband and I recently moved. We decided to use this for packing rather than bubble wrap. Better for the environment, it's much cheaper, and it works so well. What's not to like? One roll of this goes a long way. The only thing bubble wrap does better is small items. I just used more of the honeycomb as I didn't have any of the other. If I ever need anything like this again, this is what I'll get. It's easy to use, and while cutting it can be a pain, I ended up just tearing it off. It was easier and quicker. Best packing material ever.

I found this packing honeycomb stuff easy to use overall and there was a lot of it to use. I felt like I used more of this to securely pack breakables during our move than just using bubble wrap. Cost wise, you get a lot more here than what bubble wrap is going for. I can report items we used this on, we had nothing break during our recent move.

First time using this. Used to pack expensive but sturdy plates/bowls/coffee mug for storage. Best feature: Can tear it to size. Don't bother cutting it. Worked better if I expanded the honeycombs after tearing off the role. I also used bubble wrap & foam in a roll (about 1/8" thick) w/perforations every 1', to see what worked best. t Bubble wrap & foam roll both had problems tearing at 1'. Required scissors to fix. Clear bubble wrap, couldn't see perforation well. Foam roll, stuck to itself and got chunks of the next 1' piece. Best/only use on the set of dishes for foam roll/bubble wrap was to put between dishes & stack in cardboard box. The 1' doesn't really protect edges of dinner plates. I used THIS honeycomb paper stuffed b/w edges of dishes and box wall all around. For bowls/mugs/shaped items, THIS. honeycomb paper is superior. It molds to fit the shape, inside of object, even the inside of mug's handle, you just wrap it, press it where you want, and it STAYS w/no tape. TIP: you'll use more than you think, longer piece than if you were using bubble wrap on the same mug. It's a little thinner so less protection than bubble wrap so you might need 2x the amount, but that includes stretching and stuffing inside spaces that you might've had to cut pieces of moving paper or stuff bubble wrap in--more effort, and doesn't work as well as just pushing this Honey Comb paper to fit the inside or wherever it's needed. This product also replaces moving paper (newsprint) entirely, I just put a couple layers on the bottom and around the side of the box for cushion/box fill. Also cheaper than bubble wrap, for $1 more I got about twice the amount as the 72 feet of bubble wrap I also bought on Amazon.

I will start with the pros: It is easy to use. You get a lot of product for your money. It comes in very compact and when you unroll it and stretch it out it becomes very thick and protective. It worked great and I was able to wrap a lot of semi fragile items. Unfortunately, it is just not as good as bubble wrap for very delicate or fragile items.

Don't be put off when you see it unexpanded. At first it looks like a roll of brown kraft paper. You pull on it though and it magically opens all these veins and expands. I believe it's nearly as good as bubble wrap. Just use a bit extra.

Super cool stuff. Everything I wrapped in this made it to the new house unharmed. Super easy, no scissors needed and almost no tape. Get more than you guess you might need.