Glad to find out that these products were made in Canada

Good product..will last for a long time

Bought them to put relevant paperwork in boats to keep organized in one area. Color makes them easy to locate. Good quality will hold up for years to come.

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I like the original colour and the choice of colours. Couldn’t ask for more.

Bough in bulk for 24 students in moot court club for trial notebooks. Durable, good clips and professional.

I liked the color!

They are good binders so far. They all open and close properly. The vinyl material seems fine and not brittle, though the vinyl material seems slightly less durable/malleable than other generic standard made vinyl binders.

I was a bit leery after reading other reviews regarding shipments arriving already damaged and unuseable, but had compared with several other bulk packs before finally deciding to go ahead with this brand.It is made in Canada, which let's you support local business, and the material used are PVC Free, and I like that they are made with recycled materials as well.All of the binders arrived intact. The rings on one do not work with the push tabs at all, but I was still able to open and close them by manually pulling on the rings so it is still usable, just not as convenient and likely to break down faster and need replacement much sooner than the others.The rings on a 2nd were only slightly responsive and required manual separation on one of the rings to open it fully.The seams along the spine are definitely not reinforced and will tear easily with rough every day use. I'm the kind of person that will just slap it back together with gorilla tape/duct tape as needed, so not a huge concern for me.There's no plastic cover for you to be able to slip a custom label into with this version. There is a plastic sleeve on the spine for you to put a small label in if they'll be sitting on a shelf with the spine facing outward. The surface plastic seems smooth enough, and I intend to try using paint pens for decoration/labelling of the front surface. I'll edit later to let other creatives know if the paint pens work on this, and how well it holds up. I have the Craftsmart Oil-Based paint pens, as a reference (don't get this brand, do Posca or Deco instead, they'll work better and are better quality pens than what I have, Craftsmart is a budget option and it shows).The plastic sleeves inside the binder are a bit shorter than other brands and don't seem like they'll hold loose papers in extremely well if the binder is being jostled a lot. If they want to look at the design, I feel another inch of coverage on the sleeves would definitely be a bit better. If you'll have a lot of loose papers that you don't want to risk having fall out or lost, I recommend looking at a binder insert to put them in instead, for example a 3-holed pocket that has the threaded or elastic tie to hold it shut.These seem far better suited for organizational use, such as home and office, where it might be filled with documents and information and be left on a shelf for occasional reference rather than every day rough wear and tear (I.e. being tossed in a bag and used daily for school).It does hold 225 sheets as stated, but only just barely. I plan to only have 200 sheets used, and then up to 20 dividers for subject organization, so this works perfectly for me. If you will be using inserts, this will reduce the amount of sheets you can use. I might recommend looking at their 1.5" or 2" versions instead in that case.With the cost of materials and production in the world currently, being about $5.50/binder isn't too bad. The seem about the same quality of similar packs by other brands that were priced higher so it was a better option, and I like how many colours are available and that I was able to get these with one-day shipping as I had needed them Monday. I would be willing to pay more if better quality materials were used in production, and more was done to stand out from the competition, such as having better reinforced seams, better quality rings that hold up longer through use, and increasing the size of the inner pockets.For me, personally, I intend to use them to organize notes and information for self-study learning, so they'll probably last me longer. I'll keep in mind to come back and edit once I notice the seams breaking down, or damages occurring with gentle use for better estimate of durability vs time.

I have ordered dozens of these binders for my business. I use different colors for specific departments. These binders are nice; they come in a variety of colors and widths.

These are clearly cheap binder but for this price, thats to be expected. One of the pockets ripped in the first day. Got these to put my notebooks and printed schoolwork in for my college classes online. Seems like they will work for the semester, but not long term. I dont plan on carrying them many places, so I think they will hold up. Great deal for the price.

While I bought this for its function, I appreciate the array of colors available. Color-coordinating is part of my organizational plan.