I feel silly being asked to write a review of copy paper. It does what it's supposed to do like countless other brands of the same product. It's a commodity.
What a blessing to get this paper at a reasonable cost for the Operation Christmas Child ministry. We are planning to fill 5000 shoeboxes full of simple gifts to send to children around the world some of whom have never received a gift. We want all of them to have paper crayons and pencils.
The paper has a rough feel and does not have trimmed four sides edges as it was converted from a cut size paper sheeter. The only reason I know this is because I was in the paper converting industry for 20 years