Product Description

The J.K. Adams large rolling pin is a kitchen basic that every cook needs. Made with waxed maple barrels, these affordable pins have a full-length steel axel that runs through self-lubricating nylon bearings guaranteeing a lifetime of smooth rolling. Our selection includes the most popular sizes, including this 10-1/2-Inch by 2-1/8-Inch model, and shapes on the market. This Baker's rolling pin has waxed handles for easy grip and use.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #4986 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Color: Maple
• Brand: J.K. Adams Company
• Model: BRP-1
• Dimensions: 3.00" h x 2.63" w x 10.50" l,

Features

• Hand wash with warm water, towel dry
• 10-1/2-Inches by 2-1/8-Inches
• Waxed Hanldes for easier grip
• Perfect for the seasoned baker and the new baker alike
• Made in Vermont, USA

Customer Reviews

Love This!
I've been looking for a well made wooden rolling pin for years now, since I'm now married and doing the housewife thing, I'm baking much more than I used to.

When I lived with my parents, I just used my mom's pin, which she's had for decades now.

Hoping that I would get lucky enough to find a wooden pin that I could have for eternity, I ordered this one. It's a perfect size and weight for everything from homemade pasta, pie crusts, cookies, etc.

Not to mention that it's a great price. If you're in the market, you will not be disappointed with this. The support goes all the way through the pin, so you don't get wobbly handle syndrome, and the handles are flush to the pin so you don't get dough buildup in the cracks either.

I've never baked so much!

Oh and a quick tip, if your crusts/doughs are sticking to your counter top, use fishing line or waxed, unflavored dental floss to get under and release the dough.

Happy Baking!

Fine, but a little disappointing
I know the product description gives measurements, so I should have known, but this rolling pin seemed so small to me; really too small to be that effective. Also, it was really light, which made it seem flimsy and as if it would be less effective. It also seems to me that dough would get stuck between the handles and the pin, as there is a relatively large gap. All in all, although there's nothing wrong with it per se, I wasn't thrilled with this pin.

Good pin. Durable and does it's job.
I've owned this pin now for two years. I had three children five and under and it's survived all their abuse. Like all the other kitchen gadgets we keep finding this under a bed or in a kid's closet but unlike the other stuff this hasn't broken or bent.