Case-it The Mighty Zip Tab Zipper Binder - 3 Inch O-Rings - 5 Color Tab Expanding File Folder - Multiple Pockets - 600 Sheet Capacity - Comes with Shoulder Strap - Blue D-146

Got this to be a travel kit for my extra-prized Magic cards. Easily fit about 100 Ultra Pro 9-a-page card sheets, with the majority of the cards double-sleeved. Plenty room left. Has pockets that I use for empty sheets, assorted pamphlets and booklets from Magic fat packs etc. I truly doubt the rings would ever open in transit, but the zippers give me piece of mind. Canvas seems very rugged and the handle is super.

This is exactly what my son needed for middle school. It works great for him and is easy to carry. The shoulder strap is very helpful.

Producto que se ve y se siente de muy buena calidad. Las fotos no le hacen justica se ve mucho mejor en vivo.

I ordered mine about 3 days ago and hot it today. I immediately opened up the package and started loading my school work inside. It is very sturdy and durable, I got mine on a discount for $24 dollars (plus shipping fees) and thought it was a good deal. I saw It's original price and was slightly surprised and do think the price can be lowered but it is worth it. A lot of people are saying they can't fit it into their bags though I can fit mine along with 2 textbooks inside, but not all bags are the same. The shoulder strap is comfy but I had to make mine longer because I prefer it long and when it comes in the box the strap is probably the smallest it can get or half way so don't worry if you think It's too small. I definitely would use this over hard cover binders for it doesn't take up too much space and is very useful. 100% recommend this for students! Thank you 😁👍 (The bag does not come with the dividers on the right.)

August 2013: I normally wouldn't write a review for a binder that has ~134 reviews, but this has gotten some negative reviews and I feel this is a good binder. I have 2 kids going into 7th and 9th grade and they need "giant" binders because every teacher wants them to have a tabbed section for their class. So, I have had experience looking for binders that are 3.5" wide at the spine, or larger, for 3 years. This is my 4th year. These types/styles binders are not always the most durable. Twice, I've had to purchase a new binder 1/2 way through the school year or sooner. My kids haven't used these yet, but just looking at this binder, it seems more durable than many I've seen and/or purchased. The 3 rings, and the "tabs" on the top and bottom for opening the rings, are metal. Last year, my sons' binders had metal rings but the tabs were plastic, so, of course, they broke. This shouldn't be a problem with the metal "tabs."The hard cardboard or plastic (I don't know what it is) that makes the front and back covers stiff, and is covered with the "fabric" is quite stiff. I'd say stiffer than some past notebooks my son's have used. So I expect it to hold up better than some past binders.This notebook also has a nice handle along the spine, as well as a long, adjustable strap, for carrying the binder, if you don't want to put it in your backpack.As far as this binder not fitting into a backpack when several large textbooks are present (as another reviewer stated), the solution is to purchase a large backpack with a large base/bottom. For example, this binder fits just fine, with room for at least 3 text books in the Dakine 33-Litre Campus Pack Dakine 33-Litre Campus Pack and Dakine Campus Laptop Backpack whose base/bottom measures 9.5"X8" and widens to 13" in the middle. A school backpack's base size is important, not so much the volume. I know this because I've tried other packs that had the same, or larger, volume. But they didn't work as well for school packs because its the base/bottom size that is more important for carrying books (as opposed to camping, hiking, etc.) So get the right pack.i do agree with a previous reviewer, that the accordion file section is a waste of space. But, it doesn't take up that much room and can easily be cut out with scissors.UPDATE (October): 1 quarter down (and 3 to go) and these binders are still looking good and functioning as they are supposed to. No problems with the rings. No fraying or missing edging. No rips/tears/etc.UPDATE (December): Well, the semester is almost over (1 week to go) and this binder has held up like a trooper. And boy do I mean that. My high school freshman has his jam packed. And, when I say "jam packed," I mean it is full to it's limits! Over Winter Break we will go through it and file away things he doesn't think he needs anymore in his desk, so he has room to "jam pack" it during the second semester. All bindings and everything are still intact. The 3 metal rings are still working.UPDATE: May, 2014: School will be out in 3 weeks and this binder is still going strong! My kids might even be able to use it next school year. Great purchase and value!UPDATE: January 2015: My younger son is using his same binder from last year and we are through the 1st semester and it's still going strong! My older son wanted a new binder (Actually 2 smaller ones because he has "A" and "B" days in high school and that way he only needs to carry 1 smaller binder, for 3-4 classes each day, rather than one large binder for 6 classes. I bought him 2 of the same brand, just smaller/thinner.) But "oooh" and "ahhh" to THIS binder. 1.5 years and still going strong!Final update: March 2016: I only buy this brand for my boys now. They are truly amazing. My younger son used his 1st one for 1.5 school years and then something happened to the rings (which might have been his fault - I'm still skeptical), so I bought him a new one. If I was in a financial "pinch" he would have kept using it, as it was more annoying that unusable. Since this initial purchase, I have bought this brand from Amazon in various sizes, depending on my kids' needs, and they are all equally durable.Thank you Case It for finally making a durable binder in a variety of colors and sizes!

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