Mead Loose Leaf Paper, Filler Paper, College Ruled
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Loose-leaf Binder Paper
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About Mead Loose Leaf Paper, Filler Paper, College Ruled
Overall Feedback:
78% positive
66% found the tear line excellent, but 34% experienced inconsistency
The paper is thin and can be easily ripped.
The paper tears easily when holes are put through it accidentally.
69% praised the paper quality, but 31% thought it was too thin
The paper is smooth to write on and none of my pens bleed through (except Sharpies a little bit).
I found the paper to be horrible, thin, almost see-through and weak.
I am dissatisfied with the paper's quality. It is poor and does not seem to be made in the USA as claimed.
The paper quality is inconsistent with no lines, random dark lines, half lines, and incomplete hole punching. It makes it difficult to use in a binder.
67% found the line spacing ideal, but 33% considered it too narrow
I was expecting the margin lines closer to the edge, but they are not.
I noticed that the lines on this paper are very light and soft compared to regular paper from the same brand. I started writing on it with my mechanical pencil and noticed this.
I noticed that the print lines have a color gradient from left to right of the paper and are faint.
63% liked the binder compatibility, but 37% found it limited
I am having trouble with the paper in the binder. It is not fully hole punched and some papers have no lines, some have random dark lines, and some have half lines, which makes it difficult to turn the paper.
