Legal Pads 8 5x11 50 Sheets Pack 2-Pack 3-Hole Punch Perforated Writing Pads Wide Ruled White Lined Paper

Top of the line paper in a 2 pack fit wonderfully in my binder ! Ready to start my book !!! Ty Amazon !!! Read more

The paper is fine, I just wish it was collage ruled since that's what I put in the search bar Read more

Nice quality! Works perfect inside a 3 ring binder! Using for coaching and taking notes, paper is thick enough to no tear when flipped over the top, will buy again Read more

Perfect size for every use I can think of. School work, grocery list, drawing. Even using marker, the ink doesn't leak through. The cardboard backing is sturdy enough you don't need a clipboard Read more

These legal pads work great. I looked specifically for this type to put in a 3 ring binder. Works great. Read more

This is a substantial amount of acceptable quality loose-leaf paper, though it is slightly on the thin side. It is also technically not truly loose-leaf as the pages are joined together with a thin line of glue. The pages are separated easily enough, but the task of isolating each sheet, one by one, is a tiresome and pointless step. Depending upon the type of pen you use, there could be some bleed through, and the margins are a bit irregular. I am making good use of this paper, but I could have purchased a more standard and higher quality pack for roughly the same amount. Read more

The Notebook Paper is really great. Having the papers three-hold punched saves a lot of time. I will definitely buy this paper again. Read more

Notebook paper that is not loose leaf unless you tear a page off from the stack that has a cardboard backing. Otherwise the pages stay bound together, like a book. To make them loose leaf you would need to tear each page individually off the pad, then place them in a binder. Loose leaf means that they are not attached to one another, or a pad. The sheets are also half an inch shorter than standard notebook paper (8.5"×11"). The punch holes are just a little too close to the edge of the paper, enabling them to tear out of a binder notebook more easily. Paper is of medium thickness, which is good for multi-use and everyday writing paper. Ink can strike through if you are writing with a gel pen and regular writing pen with a medium ink ball or larger. Paper is not exactly white - more like ivory. Okay for an emergency or for short notice but kind of pricy for notebook paper that does not meet American standards. Read more