Customer Reviews for Staples - 2" 3-Ring Better Binder, D-Ring - Green
Customer Rating
5
Better than Avery!
on March 20, 2015
Posted by: Paula K.
I love the Better Binders! I was putting together a project of manuals and warranties for things around my house and had a 2 inch Avery Binder. When I was done it was obvious the Avery binder wasn't going to handle all the paperwork well. I went online and ordered this binder. It came the next day. I filled it and was incredibly pleased with the results. The Avery binder front cover was bending but the Staples binder supported everything and I could add a little bit more without worry. I'm very happy with this product and would purchase more in the future.
I highly recommend these binders. Our school supplies our beginning of the year essentials and with that comes cheap binders which my kids refuse to use. They have chosen to buy and use these binders which hold up to kids dropping shoving in backpacks and lockers grabbing from one end while the other half dangles every time while they say under their breath that the school should not waste their money cheap flimsy binders but invest in these binders instead. They last longer. We have binders that they have used now for more than 2 years that still look in great shape except for their artistic work on the covers.
This is a sturdy binder. I use this binder for my coupons. I am an extreme couponer and really put this binder to the test. I would recommend this binder to all of my friends and fellow couponers.
Solid Binder - that is easy to use and I have never had one break on me. Love the fact that I can get different colors and different sizes - my office now looks much more organised. I now buy online or head staright to the Better Binder section in the store. This Binder has my loyalty all the time
These binders make excellent plan books or planning books. We use them to give our team a convenient method of keeping key documents readily available.
These binders are excellent in an industiral environment. They hold up to the wear and tear that binders typically go through when being used in a manufacturing environment. They are also flexible enough to be able to expand.