OxfordTwo-Pocket Folders w/Fasteners, Blue, Letter Size, 25 per box (57702)

Apparent QC problem: Only 24 of the 25 folders had the white three-ring-binder attachment; the last one had nothing. Con: It is tedious to attach a business card because the holes for the cards need to be carefully, oh so carefully, made into slits - it is as if they have not been cut all the way through the paper - to overcome this, I chose a short metal ruler to separate the paper - and even then it was difficult to insert a business card. Otherwise, this is a relatively low-cost means to send out a written record of a reunion of old soldiers. The folder fits into a priority mail envelope for shipping with 20 pages included.

We use these folders at the office for or smaller insurance policies, they're capable of holding roughly around 60 to 75 pages easly. They have a front and back pocket, and a card holder on the front pocket, this makes for a good way to dress up our smaller policies. Thanks for reading my review.

As some readers of my reviews might know, I am a database person - movies, books, games, comics, mp3s, music, photos and a whole lot more. I have several of these folders around my office holding together my database sheets insulated inside Wilson Jones Super heavy Weight Sheet protectors. The Three ring holes are tabbed for bend-down adjustment and do hold snugly. The pockets on either side accommodate up to at least 20 pages (each side) without seeming unwieldy. I don't have a need for the card holder, per se as I label all the folders on the front with an Epson Label Machine. If you need to swap out a page from inside your sheet protectors, no problem - you don't even have to unlock the three-ring-tabs. If you need to add to the total pages, the tabs are long and generous enough that I would guess around 20-30 Heavy Sheet Collectors could be held safely and without concern. Truly, this is a Quality Product which I have used before and will continue to use in the future

I usually get these types of folders at Staples when they have back-to-school sales. This time I needed them sooner, so ordered them online. I like how they have center fasteners, and the pockets are tight and secure on both ends. At $10, this was way overpriced, which is why I am rating it a 4, not a 5. At Staples, I often find them for 20 cents a folder or less, during sales times. I use these folders for about 6 months, and then throw them away and replace them, as eventually they start to rip with daily use. I love the design of them though.

These were the cheapest binders at the time online or in store. They don't compete to back to school folders at back to school pricing but they are good enough for now. A few had the prongs rip slightly as we put the papers into them which I've never had with store folders but they were still useable.

Although the outside of the folders work well the inside tab where you can hold any hole punched papers tears apart as soon as you touch the clasp to lift it up to use it. I had previously bought the black ones and loved them so this time I bought 2 boxes. Now I am stuck with them and they are horrible. I use these for my business and I am quite embarrassed using them but I needed them quickly. I have one and 3/4th of a box left and I may throw them all away.

You get what you pay for. Center part that holds paper just held in with staples. Most annoying is the dye the comes off on your hands when you handle the folders, similar to ink when handling newsprint. And don’t get them wet at all (including sweaty hands or high humidity!), because then the die really comes off. Would not re-purchase. These would be terrible for kids.

We used these folders to make booklets for our board members. They worked very well and were just what we needed

They are good value for the money, but as per some other reviews, the staples section does look very flimsy, so I would not suggest you buy if you want to be repeatedly adding and removing paper.

serves a purpose

Nice