Every year I prepare a directory for my church-affiliated women's organization and have found this card stock the best product for the cover front and back. It is most durable to withstand steady use by the ladies for the 12 months it is used. Also it makes a professional-looking finished product. Printing our logo and year on the front cover is clear and does not smear. I have never had them jam in the printing process therefore do not waste any copy. Have tried other brands in the past and wasted more copies than I care to count because of the smearing and jamming in the printer.
It is ok but not better than that. I will only use it for internal stuff not external presentations and proposals. The main problem is the surface yield "dead" looking visuals.
I have gotten hooked on printing Pepakura files (*.pep) on Staples Card Stock. Both my laser printer and my inkjet all-in-one printers can easily handle Staples Card Stock with very few jams or misfeeds. At 110lb this is strong enough to hold the shape I need. The glue adheres to it (both hot glue and rubber cement)with no problem. Easily cut with scissors or a razor blade. Can be painted or coated with resin. I have even used Staples Card Stock to make a mother mold or waste mold for plaster. Removes easily from the set plaster. I would recommend Staples Card Stock to anyone doing an arts and craft project that requires a clean stiff paper.