A peak-aged AA6082 alloy was rolled to different thickness reductions at temperature of liquid nitrogen. Under cryorolling, microbands are most likely to form in the grains having high Schmid factors. A hierarchical microstructure is developed as a consequence of microbands intersection. An extraordinary combination of high ductility and high strength is achieved in the severely cryorolled alloy. The cryorolling technology should be attractive for industry application in view of producing ultrafine grained alloys.