ACCO AccoHide Round Ring Binder, 8.5 x 11 Inches, 1/2 Inch Capacity, Flexible Cover, Black (A7039701A)

My daughter need this. I bought one that was better, but it shined and my daughter needed matte. A bit flimsy. Can with one bent page, however we needed it.

I get that it's cheap, but it doesn't succeed at basic binder functions. The rings are not gap-free, and open quite easily--when I'm turning a thicker page, like a divider, it pulls open the top ring, so the paper gets caught and I can't turn the page and I have to open, fix it, and shut the rings. Too bad, because I really like the color--a mature navy.

I bought this to keep some work-related papers in to carry in my pickup. It's flexible and can be put between the seats. I don't know how long it will last being used like that, but it looks like it will last long enough to get my money's worth out of it.

This is exactly what I was looking for, I'm confined to a wheel chair and I sing in the church choir, I have a flat basket which fastens to one armrest. The basket is less than !' wide, the 1/2 inch folder which I use for sheet music fits perfectly.

Just the size I needed. It's durable and sturdy. I had to go to 3.3 different countries and needed a binder to hold all my papers. I didn't want a bulky and thicker one and this ACCO Ring binder came in 1/4 in. size. The price is very reasonable also.

Very flimsy... same as the one in the dollar store.... should have cost less than $1. Needless to say my 8 year old still needs a binder.

It was true to its size dimensions and color. The binder was not hardback. it was thin flexible plastic that likes to curl up. I'm not sure what the point of having super thin flimsy backing is. I have tried to use it and it stinks to use.

Ok

Holds my printed recipe pages that I insert in protective sheets, this way everything can be kept clean from "ingrediented" fingers :)I got the black one at 2.99 which is OK I guess but the actual price is ridiculously high *15.44 !!!!!)