ECO Plastic Roller 2WAY Adjustable 79MM

I never learned how to hand-roll when I was young, and I gave up smoking altogether for more than 20 years. In my late-30s I decided to take it up, again, and I had no interest in learning to hand-roll. I see a bunch of elitists saying that everyone should learn it. Why? I have this roller, I have awesome filters and it takes almost no time to get a perfect and consistent roll 100% of the time. Life is short; use a roller.

This was one of my favorite rollers. So easy to use. It's a quick switch between the 2 sizes for the rolled cigarette. The roll is nice and tight. It comes with a spare conveyor belt (for lack of a better explanation) to go on the rollers once it wears out. The only problem is after heavy usage, the product becomes stuck to the rollers under the belt. I scraped it off with a plastic knife, but eventually this led to the ripping of the seam of the belt. So thankful there is another one. I will be buying it again when this one wears out.

Great product great price

The dual size was a little gimicky but with some persistence you can use the narrow/slim function. It just takes some dexterity to hold the lever in place while rolling. Overall, good roller that provides for optional sizes.

1. Price is right 2. Rolls fat joints 3. I don't see a difference in results from position of lever (I got the adjustable); In either position, the results have an impressive diameter. I like the size. 4. I have used a ZigZag of similar design for years, and with this one, it's harder to open after rolling than the ZZ. To be fair, I threw the directions away, before I discovered the issue, so there might be some trick for extraction. It's not a real problem in any case. 5. It feels very solid. So, since it's a little harder than the ZZ, maybe i should give it 4 stars. But for $4, it also comes with a spare apron. I bought this to replace the ZZ, which was getting hard to use because it's apron was stretched. So I was able to replace the ZZ apron with the extra from this one, , and now it works like new. I now have 2 working rollers. 2 rollers for 4 bucks, and big fat doobies -- 5 stars for sure. Edit. 8-29-20 So, after a few rolls, I realized that the problem removing the rolled product was caused by the bar which adjusts the size, and that the bar was quite easily removed and replaced if desired. With the bar removed, the product is easily removed, and my only complaint disappears. The bar adjusts the size by limiting the amount of product you can insert. It's not hard to learn how much product to insert, so you don't need the bar anyway. As I pointed out earlier, the adjusting bar doesn't seem to be very effective anyway. With the bar removed, it's my favorite roller.

Works as expected

Great idea. Lousy cheap plastic execution. Mine repeatedly falls apart. Both of them. Matt’s wear out and get small ripped spots. Someone make an aluminum or brass one!

As an avid roller I was long known for rolling outstanding fatties by hand. My fingers don't work so good anymore and I wanted a machine that would roll a fat joint. Every couple of years I used to check the web for new developments until I remanufactured a machine by making my own rolling fabric. The only problem there was I super glued the fabric together and when rolling sometimes the seam would obstruct the rolling process. I bought this machine in my latest attempt to upgrade. The lever deal is kind of weird but none the less it works well in the fat joint mode. The best part about it though is the second roller fabric that comes with it. I installed that on the machine with my homemade fabric and now that machine is perfecto!