LevengerCirca Translucent Discbound Disc Notebook Covers, Plastic, Set of 2, Letter

Clear poly covers for discbound notebooks are surprisingly difficult to find in-store, for some reason. These have a heftier price tag than what I hoped to purchase in-person at Staples, but the quality is supreme. The price was competitive with the Levenger website, but the shipping was cheaper on Amazon. They shipped relatively quickly and arrived on the earlier end of the anticipated delivery date.The downsides: there are tacky Levenger logos printed on the back covers. I hope I can find a DIY hack to remove the logos. These also shipped in an enormous box when an appropriately sized envelope would have sufficed.Overall, the quality exceeded my expectations. The minor drawbacks are nit-picky, but it's justified when you pay $20 for four plastic rectangles.

I have been a fan of the Circa system for 7 - 8 years and the quality of the line is excellent. I do mix and match with the Staples Arc system, but I always go back to Levenger for the items that really count (discs and covers, the dividers are fairly evenly matched). A couple of highlights:* The translucent covers allow you to ad a cover/title page to the notebook, which is very useful if you are using these for archiving data.* The "holes" are larger than the Arc system, which makes for easier page turning and less wear and tear on the paper.* The sizing provides better protection for the pages within the notebook than covers from other systems.

These are not as thick and durable as I was hoping for. They are slightly less flimsy than some of the cheap arc notebook covers out there. I do like that you get enough to make two notebooks though. They’re ok but I was hoping they would be more thick and sturdy

It is literally as described. This is 100% see-through when it is laying on the page (closed notebook). Therefore, either don't use this for a personal information notebook, or have a non-see-through title page or blank construction paper or something directly behind the cover. Otherwise, it is the cheapest way to get already-made covers for this kind of notebook that I have been able to find, so far.

I like these are translucent so I can make whatever I want as the inside identification of what it is...sometimes my own art, sometimes writing or something else.

Love creating my own discbound covers and these clear covers allow me to pick, choose and create whatever I want. Only con I can think of is that the covers come with one side marked at the bottom center of the cover with the name Levenger, did not know as it is not in any of the pictures and I don't particularly like that. I just use that side as the back cover.

Perfect for setting up specialized projects using the Levenger papers. When my "brain" with all of my ideas and various projects was too big for comfort and a couple of those ideas started taking on a life of their own, it worked perfectly to pull their pages from the everyday, go everywhere project book and develop their own, specialized page collections. Writing for a living means you are always juggling various projects and Levenger lets me arrange my notes in any order I want to. Having extra covers handy makes it very easy.

I have TUL, ARC, HP covers and sets. No one makes a plastic cover that compares to Levenger covers though. These are sturdy beyond anything but the leather professional covers. If you're dealing a solid 8.5x11 cover for a disc planner, this is the one you want.