3" Cardinal® Free Stand Secure Binder™ with EasyOpen® Locking Slant-D® Rings, White

Comments about 3" Cardinal® Free Stand Secure Binder™ with EasyOpen® Locking Slant-D® Rings, White:

I like the way the binder could hold so many pages and it stores well on my shelf.

Comments about 3" Cardinal® Free Stand Secure Binder™ with EasyOpen® Locking Slant-D® Rings, White:

I need the stand alone binders for work. I also need them to be large enough to hold papers that accumulate over a 180 day period. I work in the school system and compile data each year on my student body. The data starts out small but often outgrows its binder before the end of the 180 period. I started using the stand alone binders several years ago. They sit nicely on your desk and do not topple over everytime you move something. My only complaint is how careful you have to be with them. I have found if I take my time and follow certain steps when using them they work fine. They are not reccommended for individuals that want a smooth flow at a fast pace.

Comments about 3" Cardinal® Free Stand Secure Binder™ with EasyOpen® Locking Slant-D® Rings, White:

It is very good except I think it should have pokets inside. I like that it could hold a lot of paper and it has a colot code in it. I don't really like that it is square and the rings are a bit wierd. the one touch should be smaller.

Comments about 3" Cardinal® Free Stand Secure Binder™ with EasyOpen® Locking Slant-D® Rings, White:

I really like this binder. The fold over flap allows the binder to be a stand-a-lone and it helps protect the contents of the binder. I wish it came in more colors, but it does come with colored plastic circles you can insert in the side to help identify its contents.

Comments about 3" Cardinal® Free Stand Secure Binder™ with EasyOpen® Locking Slant-D® Rings, White:

I went in to Staples to buy a lot of binders. You see I am into Genealogy. I am the secretary of the Lewis and Clark Genealogy Society in Helena, MT. I started doing genealogy seriously about 5-6 years ago, but have been actually doing doing it for 30 years on my own family. Anyway, I went in to Staples to buy some binders. The research I do on families start out filing up 2 inch binders, but quickly grow to 3 inch binders. So I was looking for some good 3 inch binders at a good price. Some of the 3 inch binders can cost over $10 a piece and that's too expensive. So when the clerk saw I was looking for these binders she directed me to these binders which were on sale, so I bought them all. They turned out to be pretty good binders. I don't know why Staples was closing them out. Oh well.