I was looking for a good way to keep together a bundle of letter size sheets but i did not want a binder as it is too clumsy to carry around. While browsing the aisles at my local Staples store I came across this binder. There were many others available but most were either too big (not practical) or too flimsy (maybe not durable under constant use). This particular one had a thin durable cover which included two cover pockets (very useful for lose pieces of paper or notes). It holds one hundred sheets of letter size paper. Very useful to carry around material needing frequent access without the bulk of a binder.
I have used these one inch binders for years. Some of my binders are at least 10 years old possibly older. I am constantly opening and closing the rings to insert more genealogy information. I like the multi colors to choose from so that I can tell quickly what family I want to add more documents to. My six year old grandsons collect base ball cards and I didn't give it a second thought when I purchased these binders. I was confident that the binder would be sturdy enough even for a young child.
What can be said about a basic 3-ring binder? It is well constructed the clear sleeve always for a cover page to be displayed the ring align well the rings close tightly the vinyl is well sealed overall a nice binder for the price.
This binder works as advertised smoothly holding in excess of 200 pages. The ring mechanism works well and the clear plastic view sheet on the front cover is useful.
This binder does everything you would hope a binder would do. It opens easily has a nice angle to load the paper closes nicely and the paper pages can be turned easily also. I especially like the pockets on the inside of the front and back and the slide in clear plastic front that allows easy loading of a cover sheet. I have inserted tab pages as well with no problem. The binder comes in various colors allowing for color coding of your projects.