Love this product - not happy that it just increased in price by 50 cents and wish it was less than even the old [$]price. But it works well for my family history research clients and they look elegant on the bookshelves so presentation is lovely.
My son uses these binders in high school. He likes them better then the binders he used in the past. They last and don't rip apart due to cold weather and cracking. The rubber creases make it so carrying two together they don't slide out of your arms.
These binders cost a little more than others but they're worth it. I buy a new set of binders each January to use throughout the year for my bookkeeping deposits etc. and this is my second year using this brand/model. I use them frequently opening & closing the rings and they hold up beautifully. Also the rings are easy to open & close with the little button at the base.
Used for back issues of Garden Gate magazine. I like 1) the construction--corners won't tear 2) rings operate smoothly and 3) ease of labeling spine. The only negative--the flat sides of the rings need to be about 1/8 or 3/16 inch longer before the bend to the closure. Binder is more expensive but worth the extra cost because it will last for years.
I am a college student and these are great binders. They last forever. The rings are so easy to open and close. I'm able to keep all of my of stuff organized which always makes life easier.
I love the 3" binder for recipes. The binder lays flat and I can read the recipe without a problem. My granddaughter uses the 1 1/2" for school and organizes everything in it. My husband likes to put his sports clippings and trading cards in the 1" binder. We enclose everything in see through sheet protectors then into the binder. These binders are very sturdy and I have never had to replace one because it didn't hold up to the task not even with my 3 year old grandson flipping though the pages.