Avery Heavy-Duty 1.5 Inch Binders 3 Ring, View Binder, 1.5 Inch EZD Ring, Black, Sturdy (79695)

Great product. Came in on time.

Everything was outstanding

Shipping was really fast and it arrived in perfect shape.I needed a serious 3-inch binder for all my class notes, handouts, and printed stuff this semester and this Avery Heavy-Duty one is exactly what I was looking for. It easily holds over 600 pages with room to spare. The One Touch EZD rings open and close super smoothly even when it’s packed full — no fighting with them like cheaper binders.The black cover looks clean and professional, and the wide spine makes it easy to read the label I put on it. It feels really durable too. I’ve been throwing it in my backpack daily and it’s still in great condition — no cracking or splitting at the seams.If you need a binder that can actually handle a heavy load without falling apart, get this one. It’s worth the little extra money over the basic ones.5 stars. I’m probably going to grab another one soon. Super happy with it.

The Avery Economy Showcase View 3 Ring Binder (model 19600) is a black, 1-inch binder designed for light, general use in schools, offices, and homes. Here are some key features and details: Capacity: It holds up to 250 sheets of 8.5" x 11" paper. Rings: It features 1-inch slant rings, which are back-mounted to allow pages to lie flat and turn easily. Customization: The binder has clear covers (front and back) and a spine insert, allowing you to customize it with your own title pages or labels using Avery Design & Print templates. Pockets: It includes two interior pockets (one on the front and one on the back) for storing loose or unpunched papers. Durability: While considered an "economy" binder, it's covered in a deep texture film that offers a smooth finish and linen-like pattern, designed to help hide surface damage from normal use. It's generally praised by users for its sturdiness and durability for everyday tasks. Material: It's made of vinyl. Dimensions: Approximately 11 inches in length and 8.5 inches in width (for the paper size). The spine is about 1.4 inches wide.

Though this will get the job done, years ago, these things were made much sturdier to last for years. With everyday use, this will only last a couple years. Maybe. Although better than a standard binder, it just doesn't seem that durable.

I have used Avery binders for years. The binders are high quality, durable (do not bend), easy to open and shut, and there are numerous colors to choose from. Highly recommend.

Black is true to picture. I've tried buying some of the "economy" versions of various 3 ring binders - but they just don't hold up to regular use. All I buy now are the Avery heavy duty. They're pricier, but worth it. I love buying these in various colors that match my clients' brands. It makes it easy for me to spot & grab whichever one I need. 1.5" rings make the spine about 2". This is a good size for offering enough space to store projects/resources, without being unwieldy.

Heavy duty plastic and I like the front sleeve

This file opened completely on stage....ABSOLUTE RUBBISH DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY!!! I am not able to contact seller so this is the ONLY THING IM GETTING FOR OVER A HUNDRED AUSTRALIAN DOLLARS...CRAP!!!!

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The rings have a tendency of opening quite easily, especially if you want to flip multiple pages at once; something most people would want to do if they're buying a folder this big and need to go to a page near the end quickly. Pages get caught on the imperfect allignment of the rings. Arrived with no protection whatsoever and was extremely scratched all around. The 4 "extra pockets" on either side of the cover is really just 2 pockets, each with two strips of different heights. Whatever is held by the smaller strip gets pulled out when you take out what is being held by the larger strip rendering it useless. Overall it feels cheaply made and the inside got easily indented by the folders own rings.

Needed a heavy binder for my project and this was exactly what I needed. It’s large and strong enough to hold thick cardboard pages

It's a binder. It has rings that open and close. Only issue is that one ring doesn't line up with itself properly and everything snags on it when you try to flip papers over to the other side.