Customer Reviews for Smead Heavy Duty Poly File Pockets, 3.5" Expansion, Legal Size, Assorted, 4/Box (73550)
Item # : 393129
Model # : 73550
Insert and withdraw files easily with this Smead legal-size 3.5-inch-expansion assorted-color straight-cut-tab poly file pocket.
- Assorted colors and made of poly
- Durable poly material is tear and water resistant and easy to clean
Price is $26.59
Unit of measure 4/Pack Price per unit $6.65/File Pocket
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15 reviews
Most helpful positive review
Posted Jan 20, 2015
Colorful!
I Love these sturdy, colorful folders. They are great for filing and storing documents. The colors make it easy to differentiate them from one another. They are also sturdy and will last for years without tearing or ripping. The size is perfect for a year's worth of financial documents for a small company!
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Most helpful critical review
Posted Oct 4, 2007
too flimsy
needs to be stiffer
AMANDA D.
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Posted Feb 15, 2024
Excellent Quality
As a LSA I needed something to protect loan documents to and from appointments. This has been a game changer for me. Now I can ship back clean documents without embarrassment.
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Staples Customer
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Posted Sep 25, 2022
Good Choice
I am using these for storing handbooks and artwork in my church Awana Cubbies pre-k class. At the end of the 9 month program, the materials will be easily available for the children to gather and take home. Thank you.
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Sheila M.
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Posted Feb 7, 2021
great poly file pockets and expansion
The size and quality(poly) is exactly what i hoped for. This product is not too thin and not too hard/brittle. i love it.
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Staples Customer
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Posted Jun 8, 2020
convenient for my project
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Staples Customer
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Posted May 15, 2019
poly file pockets
Not what we ordered - we ordered the pressboard ones. That aside, these are slippery and don't stand up well on their own unlike the pressboard ones.
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Stephen S.
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Posted Jun 7, 2016
excellent quality. Should last for
excellent quality. Should last for years under heavy use.
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Lucas C.
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Posted May 31, 2016
Smead Poly File Pocket
Very sturdy product.
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carol g.
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Posted Jan 21, 2016
Poly File Pockets
I would have preferred heavy paper folders in color. These are very difficult to find.
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Joan W.
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Posted Aug 31, 2015
Very nice
These are nice folders and since they are going into my file cabinet they will work great, but they are a little thinner than I thought they would be.
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PROSPERO S.
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Posted Aug 17, 2015
Smead Expandable file pockets
they were much thinner than I thought we be.. however.. the receiver is happy with them..
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Sue
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Posted Feb 5, 2015
File Pockets for Tax Records
Purchased these file pockets to store tax records. They are very durable folders and should last for a long period of time. Smead makes a good product and, if available, I usually purchase this brand of folders.
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Carol
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Posted Jan 20, 2015
Colorful!
I Love these sturdy, colorful folders. They are great for filing and storing documents. The colors make it easy to differentiate them from one another. They are also sturdy and will last for years without tearing or ripping. The size is perfect for a year's worth of financial documents for a small company!
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UserJane
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Posted Jan 15, 2015
Good product
I was hoping it was a bit sturdy but works good for my use.
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GG
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Posted Jan 22, 2011
File up a number, eh?
Work well
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mikie
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Posted Oct 4, 2007
too flimsy
needs to be stiffer
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