I really like k100 so the opportunity to save money on it is amazing.
As others have said great to load a short film for testing.
Just remember not to take your career defining shot on the last frame of the roll

I’m going to mainly focus on the savings, if you already own a bulk loader or want to start getting into bulk loading this is the perfect film stock to get you going.

At it’s price for 100ft roll you get around 20 rolls of film (with around 36 exposures you can get more if you are more experienced with bulk loading)

Meaning that each roll works out to be £3 , which compared to the boxed stuff doesn’t seem that much of a saving. However if you shoot a lot of Kentmere it works out to be a saving of £40. (Compared to buying 20 boxes of Kentmere 36 exp).

Also for those who develop and scan at home this is a great choice as this film doesn’t really curl, making it easier to scan in a flatbed or full frame DSLR.

this is a great place to start for those that want to experiment & do more things themselves, so much room to play around.

I was surprised at just how many rolls and how much fun I got from this. Another of my hobbies is repairing vintage cameras, this also gives me the chance to load small test rolls into them to trace light leaks etc.

I have some old point and shoot cameras that I'm testing and bought this roll to use with reloadable canisters. I can load short rolls and the bulk film is perfect for this. I was surprised at the quality of the film having never used it before.