Itoya SpringPost Binder (3" Depth)

This product works extremely well and was used to bound paper for the PE exam. I also used an alternate product which came apart during the exam and caused an incident which resulted in a team of 3 prcctors surround me as I reasembled the binder. That was not the case with this product which is extremely well made.

This binder wasn't exactly what I wanted, I wish I had been able to hold it first.The cover is thick cardboard that is slightly bent (as opposed to a thicker cardboard cover with a plastic covering that's kept flat and sleek). The spring action is very nifty and makes page adding and removal more convenient.It also has a larger capacity than a 3-ring binder of this size.The binder comes with a set of 5 tabs and 3 double-sided spine labels.It's a very good binder and much better than its 3-ring cousin but I wouldn't buy this specific model again.

Design allows you to flip to a specific page more quickly like a book. Used for storing automotive records and seems durable. Sheet protectors extend all the way to the edge but not a big problem so far.

I ordered this spring post binder to keep everything together for my loose leaf textbook and it works like a charm. My text has about 2,000 pages and I thought I would need a 3" but I actually could have used the 2".

I purchased this hoping to find a good alternative to regular binders (probably not its intended purpose), because with regular binders the pages seem to tear or fold easily as a lot of pages are added. Overall this works as advertised but I didn't realize these types of binders really don't close properly and is meant to be completely full, which makes it difficult if you want to stack these in some way with other books/binders when they're not full. I would not purchase another one.

This post binder is the bomb. Sturdy and,in my mind, above the rest. Excellent 5 star seller and product.

I use to like these a lot but find myself going back to regular 3 ring.

The manual is very easy to use in this binder and I was excited that the pages laid open to where I turned them.