Oxford 3 Ring Binders, 1" D Rings, Holds 240 Sheets
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About Oxford 3 Ring Binders, 1" D Rings, Holds 240 Sheets
Overall Feedback:
96% positive
92% liked the high capacity, whereas 8% found it bulky
I prefer D-rings over O-rings because they prevent more papers from falling out when a child drops it.
I found that the binders can comfortably hold 220-230 pages, which is less than the claimed capacity of 240 pages.
95% appreciated the durability
I have had a positive experience with the durability of Oxford binders. I have been carrying it around in a bag and it has lasted well. However, if used daily, it tends to wear out in the corners after 2-3 years.
The corners of the binders are tough and can withstand being squashed in a backpack.
The binders are of good value and are sturdy and durable.
Oxford binders are durable when carried in a bag and can last 2-3 years before the corners wear out.
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96% found it easy to use, but 4% encountered issues
I prefer D-Rings over circular rings as they help the papers lie flatter and are easier to turn, while also keeping the binder more compact.
The binders have clear pockets on the bottom edge inside of both covers, allowing me to quickly slip a few pages inside and keep them secure.
The binders are easy to open and close, and the standard three hole punch pages fit perfectly.
I prefer D-Rings over circular rings as they help the papers lie flat and are easier to turn, which also keeps the binder more compact.
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96% praised the locking mechanism
The D metal component locks tightly and securely, but it's not easy to open.
The D-ring mechanism of the binder effectively keeps the papers in place.
The binder has clear pockets on the bottom edge inside of both covers, allowing me to quickly slip a few pages inside and keep them secure.
95% praised the page protection
The D-shaped rings allow pages to sit on top of each other instead of fanning out and in as they would with circular rings.
The binding is attached to the back cover, making it easy to open and lay flat without pages flipping.
My binder's teeth meet up nicely without any gaps, ensuring that the pages do not fall out.
The binders have pockets inside and clear view pockets for customization on the outside.
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96% praised the ring mechanism, but 4% found it sometimes jammed
The D-ring mechanism effectively keeps papers in place without ripping when opening and closing the binders.
The rings are well made and the binders can hold a lot of paper inside.
I use D-Rings with a teeth style closure, not the pin-in-hole style.
I prefer D-Rings over circular rings as they help the papers lie flatter and are easier to turn, and might keep the binder more compact.
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92% appreciated the convenient label holder
The binder has poly overlay on the front, spine and back for adding labels.
I like that the binders have plastic pockets on the front, back, and spine to hold information or as a presentation title page.
I like the feature of adding labels on the front, binding, and back of the binder.
I can insert a printed page for the front, back and make a custom spine label.
94% found it versatile
I like having plenty of room to hold my paperwork and 3-hole folders without the papers tearing. This shows that the binder is versatile and can hold different types of papers.
The D-ring mechanism is effective in keeping papers in place and fits more papers than I need without ripping when opening and closing the binders.
My daughter loves the binders because they are not the standard colors of black or white.
The d-ring binders served the purpose of holding a couple sets of magic cards and organizing and storing the plethora of extra sleeves of card sheets and assembling a bulk binder assortment, although they were different than expected.
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