Johnson Level & Tool 1828-0010 Metric/Inch Power Tape, 3m/10', Black/Yellow, 1 Tape

I needed a precise ruler for work that switches between metric and inch measurements, and the Johnson 1828-0010 has been perfect. Build Quality: Made of stainless steel, it feels solid and resists bending or warping. The edges are straight and true, with no sharp burrs. After weeks of use, there’s no sign of wear on the markings. Readability: The etched graduations are crisp and easy to read in both bright light and low workshop lighting. Having metric on one side and inch on the other saves time when working on mixed-unit projects. Accuracy: I checked it against a calibration ruler—measurements are dead-on. This gives me confidence when using it for fine woodworking, instrument repairs, or mechanical layouts. Convenience: Lightweight enough to carry in a tool bag but heavy enough not to slide around during use. The hole at one end makes it easy to hang on a pegboard for quick access. Bottom Line: If you need a reliable, dual-scale stainless steel rule that will last for years, this is a solid choice. Accurate, durable, and well-made—everything a good measuring tool should be.

This small tape measure is perfect for carrying around in your pocket. It is 10 feet long and is retractable. The cost for this item is very low compared to it's quality. It has metric and standard measurements on the tape. This tool is approved by my husband who is a jack of all trades and is very picky about his tools. Good Job Johnson Level & Tool.

Good build quality. Accurate in both push and pull. As other reviewers have noted it does NOT have printing on both sides as claimed. The seller should update the description. I don't care about that feature though, so still 5 stars from me.

Tape measure was great and exactly what I wanted. Whoever designed the plastic encapsulated packaging should be keel hauled and salted afterwards. WAY TOO complicated for a tape measure. Everything had to be cut out with a box cutter to access the tape measure. Really????

Likes: + Compact and useful. Just what I needed as a pickleball player. Sometimes I need to measure hand-drawn court lines or whether the net is regulation height. + Sleek, aesthetic black-and-yellow design. + Comfortable to hold and use. + The auto-retract button is efficient and useful. + I like that this tape measure is small enough to fit nicely in my pickleball bag, with plenty of room left to spare for all my other pb gear. + I also like that the tape hardens when situated at the right angle as needed, and loosens when held at a different angle. Very convenient. + The text on the tape measure is very legible. + Good value for the money.

Excellent size and features, my favorite tape measure I have ever owned, and low cost too!

The quality is only ok, but more or less on par for the price. However, this is THE. WORST. PACKAGING. of any item I have ever purchased in my 34 years of life. Make sure to set aside plenty of extra time in your day to gain access to this thing, because it's locked up more securely than the jewels at the Louvre.

Works Great. Just what I was looking for.

The rubberized case measuring tape is light weight making it easy to use. The tool has both metric and inperial measurements making it invaluable with projects requiring conversion of measurements.

very well made in china

It’s small and well fit in a hand yet made sturdy.

Attention, pas le modèle montré sur la photo et décrit. L description clairement dit: Design efficace : le ruban à mesurer Johnson a des graduations métriques/pouces sur le côté supérieur de la lame et des graduations métriques sur le bas. Il dispose également des triples rivets du crochet de lame qui empêchent la lame de glisser lors d'une utilisation régulière. Ce n'est pas le cas, c'est un ruban ordinaire avec graduation sur le dessu seulement et deux rivets!

As others mentionned, it is described as "The 5/8" blade features metric/inch graduations on the top side and metric graduations on the bottom side". There are no markings on the bottom side. I don't know if it is Amazon or Johnson fault's, but this is a very innacurate description.