Avery Dividers for 3 Ring Binders, 8-Tab Sets, Two-Pocket Plastic Binder Dividers with Tabs, Multicolor, 1 Set (11907)

I will never use the paper types of dividers again. These plastic ones are more durable and I love the variety of colors. As a bonus, the pockets are super handy for stashing odd papers.

These are good quality dividers. They are bendable and strong. What I don't like about them is the colors. I use these to keep my inventory in when I design a new product for my shows. I use the front of the pocked to put information in, but it is hard to read because the plastic is so dark. That is the only thing that I do not like about them. The dark blue and the real dark green, it is hard to see what is in the front or back pocket of these binders, even when I try to put white paper behind. Just wish they would have stayed with the lighter subtle colors, like the light orange or the light green, you can at least see through them.

I bought this for my school binder which I use for a few subjects. Now normally I would stick all my papers into the side pockets of the binder or just place them in the binder without using the rings -- I'm just too lazy to punch holes in the papers and put them in the rings. All my papers from all my classes would be mixed together into one pile in the binder. No need to say how difficult and time-consuming it was to find something.With these dividers, I am able to use a couple of dividers for each subject, and place recent assignments in one divider and important and often-used papers in the other -- all without punching holes in the papers! These dividers are MUCH more durable than paper dividers and are of great quality. The dividers stay clean while paper dividers would pick up pencil marks from the papers, although the plastic on these attracts a bit of dust and starts to dull in spots after a while due to contact with other objects.While the "big tabs" are good if you write a lot on the labels, they stick out even when the binder is closed, at least with binders with rings attached to the back instead of the spine. I wish the pockets could hold more paper, but I realize the limitations of a product that is supposed to be a thin divider -- maybe make expanding pockets??? Of course this may not be a problem to others as they will have other uses for the pockets that won't require a large capacity.Overall, this is a great product that has helped me keep my papers organized. Since my first purchase, I had bought a few more sets for use in other binders and so I can use multiple sets in one binder for more storage. This product is a must-have for binders if you need to keep unpunched papers in check and stay organized.

I bought these to go into the Avery + Amy Tangerine Designer Collection Binder for homeschooling daily lessons.These are perfect to slip in any paper or small books that I will be using that day. It really helped me organize not only my week but my month. We will be traveling this next month and I needed something compact yet organized enough to hold 3 weeks of lesson plans complete with printouts, small reading books, ect.These are perfect for that.They are very sturdy and not flimsy at all.The pockets are easy to insert what you want in them.You can see through them so you can quickly asses what is in that days pocket.It comes with paper tabs already to go for your printer to print out the headers.This comes with 3 sets so you are getting a good value,

These are decent dividers. While not as sturdy or nice-looking as the fancy ones with rounded tabs, these actually work better. The fancy dividers don't stick out past your page protectors, which makes them useless. They look great, but they don't do their job. These, on the other hand, don't look quite as professional, more like something a college student would use. But the tabs do extend past the edges of your papers, which means you can easily flip through and find the section you need. For that reason alone, they're worth it!Each divider has two pockets, one on each side, so you can stick in extra papers. The tabs aren't write-on, you have to print or write on the sheet of perforated white cardstock tabs that's included. If you go to their website, you can use a template that will allow you to print the labels on your home printer, which is nice.You get eight dividers, ranging in color from lime green to turquoise to bright yellow. As I mentioned, they don't look extremely professional. However, they're a step up from the cheap manila dividers with rainbow tabs that we used in school. Remember those awful things? These are a great deal better, so they'll work for organizing your binder if you're in college or university, or if you're starting a home business and need to keep things organized.I'll give them four stars and recommend them to anyone who needs to organize their papers, whether it's recipes, or class notes, or tax receipts. If you have a binder filled with papers, you can use these dividers to organize them. It's as simple as that.

The media could not be loaded. The teachers always want their folders and tabs in basic colors. I am grateful to find these to meet my children’s middle school teachers’ color requirements for their classes. They are great quality and everything you would expect from the Avery brand.

These where perfect for school supplies.

These Avery labels were exactly what I was looking for to use in my classroom. I like to be organized, and I find 3-ring binders work best. I grew up with the paper dividers and always found they wore out too fast. These hold up much better! I like the durability, and the fact they also have a pocket built in! Yes, there are probably 3 1/2 times more expensive than the classic paper dividers, but for someone like me who likes to be organized, these are perfect! I cannot vouch how they hold up to kids 100%, but I have seen many of my students use them all year, and they stay in great shape. Their binders will fall apart, but their dividers hold strong! Although, the Avery binders I am using, they stick out on the ends. But I feel like all dividers do, so this was not a deal breaker for me. (It might be for you though).