I was looking for a similar Epson paper that Staples used to carry. However the only option was the Staples brand and after reading reviews I decided to try it (I live in a rural area and there are almost zero options for office supplies besides online ordering). I will buy this paper again if it stays available. It worked well on my HP officejet and even better on a Xerox laser color printer. [...]
Professional music printing requires a thicker paper than your typical 20lb. copy paper. In the past I've used drawing paper from art supply stores to meet my need. The problem with drawing paper though is that the toner from a laser printer does not stick particularly well and will rub off over time. This staples cardstock paper is the best of both worlds - it is the necessary thickness and toner sticks to it just like it does to regular copy paper. If you print professional music scores and parts this is the paper to get.
This paper may not be great for printing as the previous posters have mentioned but I found a terrific use for it as drawing paper. I am a caricature artist and needed some oversized paper for a gig that I had that night and didn't want to spend a lot of money for an art pad that only had maybe 25 sheets of bristol board in it. I knew Staples had some packs of bulk oversized paper at one time and was hoping they might still have some. Low and behold I found exactly what I needed in this cover stock paper. I wasn't too sure of the quality and how well my markers would respond to the paper but bought it anyway figuring I could just use what little I had left of my other stock of paper. Sure enough I get to the gig that night pull out a sheet of this cover stock and was amazed at how perfect it was for my needs. For my money I hope Staples never gets rid of this cover stock. The next test of course will be to use my airbrush on it to see how well that responds to the paper.