Globe-Weis/Pendaflex File Folder Pockets, 150 Sheet Capacity, Letter Size, Double Top, 1/3 Cut Tabs, Assorted Colors, 10 Pack (FP153L10 ASST)

I inch fold out .paper. seems sturdy.

Muy practico

The colors are distinguished; the interior, however, is manila in color. The stock is flimsy, but really that doesn't matter in a jacket; they won't tear easily. What does matter: how well the jacket is constructed. You want a jacket to stay CLOSED. These do. Photo in Amazon well depicts the actual product; you cannot put another file folder inside a jacket this narrow. Select a larger expansion if you wish to insert file folders, at least 1.5". I use jackets like this for my client reports. The report is usually a Duo-Tang or other dual-pocket presentation folder (paper, not lint-attracting plastic); this jacket is its.. well, 'jacket'. So the presentation folder goes inside. Ships well. Clients like to re-use the material. More about colors: some like that matte, wedgewood blue. The other colors are richer, with nice sheen, but not shiny. The product would get five stars if the interior were also the same color as the outside, but that's expensive. Upshot? Worth buying.

They are OK, a tad flimsy, barely long enough for 8 x11.5 paper. Not very durable . If you're going to use them to put in a file cabinet without too much handling, they're perfect. If you want them for everyday use, not sure if they will hold up. I like the colors.

Cooking is my favorite thing. I'm old, and I own and have read probably 500 cookbooks (thank you, public library for so many)! I've always photocopied the recipes I fancy, and then I file them in folders under the appropriate ingredient or concept because I'll never remember that Deborah Madison has a killer recipe for cauliflower in one of her many cookbooks that I own; however, by filing a recipe I want to try under "Cauliflower" (shares a file with "Broccoli"), I know just where to look when I bring home gorgeous cauliflowers from the Farmers' Market. I've got a folder for "Eggplant," for "Gnocchi," at least 3 for Pastry ("Dough," "Savory," and "Sweet"; "Vegetarian Lasagnas," "Cheese"), and on and on....you get the picture. The photo shows about 4 dozen folders that I've been nurturing for decades. So many were barely strapped together with clear packing tape that I finally said, "Enough!" and "splurged" on new folders. I love these! They comfortably hold both small and bulging files. No more tape, and therefore provide plenty of tape-free room for me to write on the folder. For example, written on my "Hors d'oeuvres," folder is "See also ....." shrimp, cheese (fondue)," etc. I love maintaining my recipe files, and cleaning them up with the new folders makes me happy.

These are not expandable and DO not hold 150 sheets as advertised. False advertising. Oh, and they are not returnable. Do not be fooled like I was.

These were just what I needed. You can put a big chunk of papers in them. It's a good way to organize bulky things that tend to fall out on the sides or just seem too bulging with regular manila folders. I liked that there were a few different colors to choose from, and the tabs at the top provide ample space to write on.

While 150 sheets may sound like a lot, these are actually smaller than other folder pockets I have. For me, they fill a niche between an ordinary file folder and a large fat mega pocket. If you have a lot of items, or a lot of smaller pieces, a normal file folder is going to get overstuffed or spill out smaller items. This is very handy for that. I did find in several cases these files were not large enough and I needed to use some of the fatter folders. The colors are appealing--they look even nicer in person than in the pic--an the quality of the cardboard is good. It is sturdy but not too rigid. I did overstuff a little and it bent to accommodate. ;-)