Why I buy this one ?
- Solid maple wood
- Perfect tool for both the home maker and professional pastry chef
- Made in Maine, USA
- Lifetime guarantee
- Wipe with damp cloth

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What our customer's say!

"Good French Rolling Pin", If you like French Rolling Pins, this one is pretty good. It arrived quickly and is exactly what I expected.

"Excellent basic pin", I've been looking for a basic french rolling pin and this was the answer. Small and light, unlike my heavy, old rolling pin with metal in the center that kept rusting.

Perfect for my pie crusts!

"not a drumstick for sure", freaks me out a little that Vic Firth makes drumsticks and rolling pins. Bakers swear by it and, so do I!

"Baker's Rolling Pin", This was on my daughter's wish list; since then I've put it on my own wish list. It's a beautiful piece of wood (created by a famous maker of drum sticks), with just the right heft and feel. I also bought the set of rolling pin rings to go with it that allow you to roll dough perfectly level; they're a great combo.

"Awesome rolling pin", Buy it! I bought this in January and can now make fantastic pizza dough and pie crust easily. This is the secret to all things in the kitchen that must be rolled out very thin. Absolutely love it!

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"great control", This style rolling pin gives great control. If you are used to using the traditional style rolling pin it'll take a bit of getting used to but once you do you'll never go back to your old one. I love it and won't use anything else.

"Amazing!", This is the sleekest and most amazing rolling pin I have ever used. With The reviewer who said you will cry tears of joy is correct! Vic Firth's French pin puts standard two-handled rolling pins to shame. To keep your pin looking and performing at its best, be sure to oil it as you would any wooden kitchen utensil. Storage may be a bit of a quandary, though, as the pin is approximately 20" long. Its diameter is about 1.5" at its thickest and 3/4" at the ends. With its jaw-dropping performance and low price, you can't afford not to have this pin in your kitchen arsenal.

"I like it!", The picture is exactly what you get. It arrived on time. The solid maple smells lovely -- faintly like freshly cut wood. Too bad it's not made of fir -- could also be used as a Christmas tree. (Just kidding about the last part.) It's the first time I've used one without handles. I like the way it feels when rolling out bread doughs. Thick, straight, smooth, just the right weight. Works very well. And you can bear down as much pressure as needed, without concern of bending or breaking handles like I've had happen before. Easier to clean than one with handles. And the current $12.99 seems like a reasonable price for what you get (i.e., North California standards, that is).

"It's a rolling pin", What else can be said? As a rolling pin, it works great, though it looks more like a billy club. It would work great as that also. However, if one was smart (and apparently I wasn't), one could get the same thing at the hardware store for much less (my minor daughter's observation). What we won't do for a name. And from a maker of drumsticks, no less. Be smarter than me by shopping around. By the way, I stand by my 5 stars because it works wonderfully as a rolling pin.

"Rolling, rolling, rollin'", What can one say about a rolling pin other than it rolls well? This pin has a solidness to it that suggests that it might make a good weapon should I ever find myself in need of one. Other than that, the balance is excellant and makes rolling out bread dough a snap.

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