Oxford 2 Pocket Folders with Fasteners, Sturdy Plastic Folders, Letter Size, Asstd. Colors (Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange, Red, Purple), 6 Pack (13189)
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I could not have asked for anything better. This cover appears to be made of hard plastic for durability, which was perfect for holding up to repeated reference. There are 50 pages inside, and it was perfect for holding up to repeated reference. I am very pleased with the reinforcement strips in the front and back of the paper that assist in holding it in without easily tearing as I continue to use it. As a result, the strips provide backing so that the fasteners don't have to do all the work and break themselves or cause There was still plenty of room left over for the fasteners to fold over the other side and provide a good hold over 50 pages of 20 lb paper. It is easier to separate and bend over the tabs if there is extra length on one side of the metal fingers. Considering the price per unit and the fact that these are more durable than all-paper folders that are similarly useful but don't have the same toughness, they're a good value.
When it comes to buying folders, I detest them. This type of folder is difficult for me to find every year, so I spend a lot of time in stores looking for it. There will be a paper copy of them, which is not very useful. The prongs will be attached to them, which is a bad thing. It is impossible to find them with pockets, so I won't find them. Searching for these types of file folders is a huge challenge every year. I will have everything except these in my cart and end up spending an hour searching for them and then going to every other store that might have them to no avail. Especially in a big city like mine, this shouldn't even be an issue, yet I keep having to worry about it year after year. There is only going to be black for sale if I am lucky enough to find them. Solid black folders are a bore to kids and are not what they Colors, different colors, a wide variety of colors are important to kids. Year after year, I send the same folders to my kids for school. It seems like I'm the parent who buys school supplies as soon as they come out early, yet I never seem to be able to find them. The fact that they are offered in a variety of colors on Amazon made me very happy. It's a great idea to use these folders. This is not a cheap and flimsy product. There is a good supply of paper inside this bag, so the colors are nice. Despite being made of metal, the prongs are of This is the perfect folder and I will only buy these from now on. There will never be a time when I have to look through a store for a folder again.
The poly folders in this series are my favorite brand. These have been my go-to folders for years. Whenever a teacher asks for a folder with pockets and brads, this is what I order if they don't specify the brand or paper. I have had these for several years, though my high schooler is hard on school supplies, these usually last him through the brads themselves are the biggest failure point in any brad folder. Wear and tear is usually the result of multiple openings and closings. They are not flimsy either, which means that with care the tab should withstand many open and closed GS as long as the metal does not fatigue. Aside from the thickness of the plastic, I like how thick it is. They do not fit inside a zipper ring binder, however. Despite some pressure, the spine of the folder is a little too large for it to fit without some modification. Taking them in and out of zippered folio/accordion binders is no problem As I have previously purchased many of these folders, I jumped at the chance for a multipack A different color is included with each of the six folders. In the coming school year, I plan on using them for school work. For an honest review, we give away the product free of charge.
This folder set is for my son who is in fourth grade. There is a supply list every year with a list of colors for prong folders for each subject, and every year I have to search all around town for one color that I cannot locate. One pack contains all the colors, so you don't have to worry about blending them. Plastic from the Oxford brand is thick, yet flexible, and of high quality. There are two pockets on this organizer which are useful for keeping loose papers in place. The labels can either be written with a Sharpie or a white label can be adhered to the front and a message added to it. The price is great and the quality is excellent.
Most of the reason I obtained them is to make sure I was ahead of next year's folder needs Getting my kids these clothes is easy if I buy them from Oxford or 5 Star brands. Oftentimes, I have to take out a few of the thinner store brand options because my kids have been They would be very useful for my kids, if I could reuse them. It has an excellent quality, thicker and more flexible plastic than most. has a great deal of functionality. My kids also feel that the colors are a bit more defined than some of the generic brands. The cheap ones aren't the ones that are complained about, but I get the "that's fine" answer when I get the Oxford or.
For this year, we needed specific colors, four in particular, and this set had them all in one place without the hassle of maneuvering shelves to find specific colors at a big box store. Despite that, they are a bit more expensive than you would pay in a store. There is a lot of strength in the prongs. plastic ones should last longer than papers, since they are made of plastic instead of paper. Despite being able to bend and take a beating, they remain strong. This variety pack is convenient and great.
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