Waterproof Paper - Hydronote 54lb, 8.5” x 11” (250 Sheets) | Weatherproof Copy Paper for Holiday Printing, New Year Menus, and Durable Christmas Crafts

If you need durable or waterproof, this is a good choice. It feels like ordinary paper, well, higher quality regular paper. I recommend.

It's a little expensive per page, but everything else about this paper just works. It feeds through my Epson ET3830 and ET 8550 -- perfect double-sided color ink-jet prints. I'll usually opt for a "Better" setting for print quality. This paper seems to soak up ink more than normal paper stock, so the extra inking makes for a better printout. I race beach catamarans, and traditional paper gets wet and beat up. Now, my course cards and sailing instructions are on this stock, with no need to laminate. Durability is good.

Best paper product ever! Love this stuff! Price could be a little better day if you could buy in bulk!But excellent product!

This paper is extremely flimsy and curls at the slightest bit of moisture. The ink rubs off easily, not waterproof as advertised. I had to throw out all my menus, buy different paper and start over after only a few days. Very disappointed.

It was for sure waterproof when i used laser. When i did inkjet i tried both sides of the same paper they both run but not a lot but you can see the water spots. I didn't test when fully dry. Maybe when fully dry it is waterproof? The paper isn't that easy to tell which side is the printing side. When you use inkjet it's kinda matte as a result. The laser is more shiny in the end

I am a very skeptical person. I also usually do not leave reviews unless the product sucks & is a complete waste of money or impressively stellar. What am i supposed to write about the sharpies i ordered? They write and they're black? yey!I scoffed at the "rip proof," and the "waterproof." First off, I believe nothing is waterproof. Or bullet proof, but that's another story for another time. Put enough water on something in the same spot, eventually, it's going to wear at it. I bought this to redo my cookbook. While I was waiting for other pages to print the template, I accidentally spilled water on one of the pages already printed. Great. I wiped it off. The water mark was GONE. Ho-lee cow! Ok ok fine. I didn't want to just take one and tear it, but then I had made a mistake on one so decided why not. Gave it just a little twist. Nothing. Picked up my 110# card stock, same twist and it ripped like nothing. WOW! For a parlor trick, I asked my uncle, who is not a small or weak guy. Said here - rip it. He tried to....didn't give. Now it's fun to have people try to rip it!Seriously though, I am impressed. I do wish there were other media forms available and different weights. I would love to use these for my catalogs, and my printer does a fabulous job with professional photo-quality prints. That said, it's an inkjet, so I run into problems finding good paper.Definitely worth the buy! Now excuse me, I have to make a second purchase of these....

Before I found this product, I had been buying synthetic rolls to use as retail UPC/price tags. The cost of the synthetic rolls has gotten unreasonable over the last few years. I'm excited to find a product like this, that can be used in an inkjet printer (I use a pigment ink printer, rather than dye ink, to help with smudge durability too.) This magical "paper" has already proven to be tough enough to stand up to the rigors of retail shoppers touching the tags all day long. If Hydronote can stay in the "affordable" category, I'll happily be a customer for life.

Was packed with dog eared corners. Premium price, poor quality.