FillPak Go - 1660' x 15" of 30 void fill paper in a dispenser carton. Compact for easy storage, perforated every 9" for easy use. Fills 100+ cartons with .5 cf of packing material,PPK301500

This is very easy and helpful in creating a safe shipping package for items that are fragile or just need to be protected from moving around while in route to your customer

Where has this been all my life? Packed my apartment (1,500+ sq-ft) in preparation for a cross-country move and have enough of this left over for another 2-3 moves. It’s awesome! Fast! Recyclable!

Value for the money is great. Only complaint I have is the dispenser top, doesn't work super great

Packing boxes is so much easier with this paper/ dispenser. Great product

I bought honey comb wrap and stacks of paper but it was this box that really madeMy packing quick and easy. Also there is TONS of it. I only used half! A good deal

This kraft paper is relatively thin, and combined with the somewhat sharp edges of the plastic dispensing collar, tears into short lengths as you pull it from the box instead of allowing you to pull out longer lengths. In practice, it is more like using a napkin dispenser than a typical kraft roll-in-a-box. It might work if you want to wad up balls of paper to cushion small void spaces in a box. But if you are used to pulling out 1-3 feet at a time and twisting it into thicker shapes to fill larger void spaces, this is not the product for you.

This was amazing for the gift we gave away at our event! The built in dispenser worked great and made our job so much faster and easier. Definitely recommend!

I originally purchased this packing paper a few weeks ago for my small business. I had hopes and dreams of never having to crinkle packing paper myself since this came with a “dispenser”, and never needing to use scissors again due to the perforated pieces. I was totally willing to pay a bit more ($37 when I first purchased) for those conveniences.Unfortunately I’d didn’t quite work out that way. First the “dispenser” is a clear piece of thin plastic that’s not actually attached to anything in the box. This means that every time you pull some out the whole plastic piece comes out with it. Sure it comes out crinkled already, but it’s difficult to get out and the whole plastic comes out with it. Thenthe perforated lines don’t work at all of your using the “dispenser”. Because it’s all crinkled when it comes out it doesn’t actually tear at the perforations.Needless to say I ended up just taking the plastic piece out and turned back into manually crinkling it myself much to my families dismay (crinkling is a loud job! Haha). But even when I do this the perforations still don’t really work all that well. You have to do it very carefully and pull in a bunch of quick bursts at a certain angle… yeah a bit of a pain. But still better than using scissors.I don’t hate it, it’s good packing paper. But the fact that most of the perks that they tore don’t actually work is definitely a let down. Never the less I liked the paper and came back to buy it. It’s not $55… yeah nope. If it were under $40 I would prob purchase again, but I do not feel like it is worth $55.