The current versions of most Specialized Rolls appear to be descended from the Specialized Globe comfort hybrids they marketed for a few years during the mid to late 2000s. It looks similar to the Globe Carmel, but with fatter, softer tires rather than the heavy spring suspension fork. Relaxed geometry, long chain stay, foot forward crank. Good bike for casual rides on rough pavement, modest gravel/chat trails, multi use paths. The 650b tires may be a better match to that bike than the 700c wheels on the Globe bikes.
Most folks would probably consider those good for up to 20 miles, but I've ridden mine up to 60 miles in a day, with breaks every 10-20 miles. I mostly use mine for errands and casual rides on days when my back and neck are aching. Very comfortable bikes for a 10-12 mph or so average speed.
Not to be confused with the old Globe Roll, which was a single speed with flip-flop hub, a low flat bar and aggressive riding position.