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Good value. Slim, so it's easy to fit in a travel bag or into a desk work slot.

I use these binders for my ever-growing personal recipe collection, along with clear sheet protectors purchased at Walmart or elsewhere on Amazon. I bought one of these binders a couple years ago and it's served me well but I needed more space so I purchased a second binder. It's held up well under near-daily use. I've been very happy with my purchase.

Good. Use for school

I'm an active snail mailer and use this binder, along with the Avery page protectors, to store my dozens and dozens of postal stamps; trying to remember what denominations and designs I already had was becoming annoying, so his way I'm protecting the stamps and saving myself time. Obviously a real philatelist wouldn't dream of using a system so crude, but for just a quick perusal, this binder is absolute ideal and the price was rock bottom.Because I rarely remove pages from this binder, the fact that the rings are stiff and quite dangerously stubborn and sharp, doesn't affect me. But if you're going to be frequently inserting or removing pages, definitely spend the extra few bucks and get the 'touch' version or the more forgiving D-rings. Eeegads. How did I not lose a hand back as a second grader?I really appreciate this binder has a preview window (which was not reflected in the description) and has both a front and rear pocket; this is useful for storing slightly larger sized sheets of paper or in my case, stamp sheets that are just a hair too wide for the page protectors.The plastic is the cheap splinter-y vinyl I knew it would be. So be prepared for some peeling and discoloration if you order in white. This not archival quality, folks. But I also paid next to nothing so my expectations were low. At just one inch, you'd be surprised how much you can fit in this before it reaches capacity. Understand the limitations and what size of paper this system takes, and you won't be too disappointed. Don't let old school office/school supplies flummox ya too much--this is a clunky organizational alternative in a digital age (and has received some needlessly critical reviews). At the end of the day it really does do what it's designed to do. Just rather inelegantly.