wonderful rolling pin. great for pastry, cookies, bread etc. Just wish it was wider. Made pie dough and had to take off ends (even though I needed it to be 1/8") of rolling pin because wasn't wide enough.

Wish there were a size between the two larger sizes, it's kind of a jump between the thicknesses. Had heard rave reviews about this repeatedly in a cookie group and decided to try and overall fairly happy with it.

- Rings are easy to switch.
- Wooden surface is pretty rough, I roll between parchment paper or silicone mats so it still works for me but if you were to roll directly on dough it may cause issues.
- Haven't had the screw for the rings come undone or loosen while rolling which I was worried may happen.
- Pretty consistent if you use even pressure, the rings do have a tiny bit of "give" because the hole is just the very slightest bit larger than the screw but not enough that I've noticed an issue in the final product.

Overall I'm glad I got it so I don't have to eyeball my cookie thickness anymore.

This rolling pin is great for smaller jobs, like pie crust. If it was a little longer I would use it more for cookies, but it just isn't useful when using larger amounts of dough. The rings tend to cut into the dough when rolling out a large batch of cookies. However, for pie crusts, it is just perfect.

I got a call one evening, prior to the holidays. Check out this rolling pin, you NEED to buy it, my friend said. I have a rolling pin, what do I need with another one? This one has discs you add to the side to measure your dough thickness. The price was absolutely amazing! I scored it at a low, low price of $6.38! Yes, that's correct! A savings of almost $20!
Now, let me just say, I love to bake - biscuits, breads, cinnamon rolls, etc. When recipe called for X inches I'd do one of two things - I'd either guess or I'd take a wooden ruler and measure - what a pain in the @$$. The beautiful thing about this rolling pin is that there is no more guess work involved. You just place the discs on for the thickness you need, and you roll out your dough - it's just that easy.
The pin is just as easy to clean up as any other wooden rolling pin. I handwash the plastic discs, but I'm sure they could probably be washed in the top rack of the dishwasher.
As for the only downside, because of the width of the rolling pin (13.5 in.) add a little when the discs are on, you can't roll out wide pieces of dough. Most of what I bake don't require rolling out over 12 inches, but for things like big batch cookies, we separate our dough and roll out, problem solved.
I love this rolling pin and wish I'd bought more to gift when they were priced so low before the holidays. If I ever see them that cheap again, I will be sure to buy some to give as wedding presents or Christmas gifts!

So glad to see this new product, well at least new to me. I dreaded going back to rolling cookies using those bands, but this was a game changer. Love this!