Case-it Transulcent Slim Go Tab Zipper Binder, 1" O-Ring with 5-Color tabs, Expanding File Folder, PS-425-Slim, Red

Middle schooler daughter loves this and carries around all day at and after school for the value of money its a great size and very durable brought in August 2024 and still looks brand new she loves how easy to use it is and stay organized she has not cleaned it yet and has no issues with the velcro or ring alignment great product will buy again

Our schools recently switched to clear backpacks and have not allowed zippered binders anymore either. Until we found this for my son he was so upset because it was the only thing that kept him organized in middle school. It’s the perfect replacement to the now banned zippered binders.

Did the job, my fifth grader used and abused it and it lasted a full school year

Considering buying more. It has the benefit of trapper keeper binders, without being big and bulky. It has really helped cut down on the mandatory items my kid needs for school.

I love this it's everything I expected. I have a place for all of my paperwork for school and it's easy to use thank you

No one who designed or makes this has apparently ever used it because it fails at it's most basic task of being a 3-ring-binder. Standard 8.5x11in paper does not fit inside the binder without some amount of bending which quickly warps the edge of the paper and limits how much you can fit inside with the binder zipped up. The rings are also mounted on the front side of the binder instead of the spine causing further damage to papers when opening and closing the binder. Additionally, the cloth pen holder was accidentally stitched closed on the binder I received making the pen holder impossible to use without tearing out the stitches. I needed a binder for sports that could be outside in wet weather, but I was unable to use this due to how it damaged the papers I needed to keep inside.

I've purchased this item summer 2023. It's last all of the fall semester and is in great shape for the spring 2024 semester. I can see why others say the quality is not so great. However I must say I'm gentle and care about my stuff. If it's $5 or $10,000 I treat my property with respect and care. So what I'm saying is don't expect to go off roading, camping, hiking, and skydiving with this thing and it'll last you awhile.

This thing took a beating through a 6-week / 3-month training that involved me flying back and forth to Maine from Texas. Most of the time I carried it on the plane so I could study while traveling, and then I often kinda chucked it into the back seat of a car and it held up. Still holds up! Has a nice set of filing folders in the front cover, and holds a thick 100+ page manual with each page in those plastic covers.Freakin' durable and beefy!