HPUniversal Bond Paper (36 Inches x 150 Feet Roll)

This giant paper roll really let's my girl go to town with creativity. It's such a large work space that she really has fun filling it up. She feels so free with what she can do. It's also nice when she has friends over. I just cut a long piece, tape it to the floor and throw some crayons down and they just draw and color forever. I thought it was a good price at about $15 compared to all the other smaller rolls at similar or higher prices (although then those rolls that were smaller in size may have been a lot longer in length) This length will last us a good amount of time as we don't use it everyday.

Product as described.This paper is of a solid weight and prints with a crisp line quality.Fit my 36 inch plotter perfectly.

This paper is a great value in my opinion. Much better price than the CAD warehouses or brick and mortar stores. It handles ink pretty well. 100% coverage and it will get a bit wavy but it is a relatively light # paper. Bang for the buck it is hard to beat. It has a good whiteness and doesn't appear splotchy like other roll papers at the same price point. Holds dots pretty well, not excessive dot gain for a value paper especially.

Good quality & great price

On time and a great product.

This was half the price of staples and worked great!

Product arrived when promised in a corregated box and in good condition. I use this paper for art projects. There is nothing to dislike here. This isn't thin stock; weight is similar to photocopy paper.

My kids like to draw, a lot, and we get a lot of art on 8-and-a-half-by-11 copy paper. Sometimes that form factor just isn't enough to contain all of their creativity! But they try anyway, because it's common and available.I got this giant roll of paper to get them excited about creating something else, and they love it. They immediately took ideas from their smaller work (e.g. a rocket), and made a 6-foot tall, 3-foot wide version that is impressive when taped up on the wall. Over the holidays, they made a poster-sized Christmas Tree poster to hang up so they could "decorate" it any way they wanted.It will help if you have a big flat space to spread this out, like an art or play table, or even hard flooring. A couple of recommendations:--- Put something around the edges if your kids won't stay within the lines. That way you don't get marker on your floor or table or whatnot.--- Use tape (I used easy-to-remove painter's tape) to hold the sheet down while it's in use.I am sure there are many uses for a this paper, but if you have kids, get it for them and see what they come up with - you might be surprised and delighted.