Gearilla Large 3 Ring Binder with Zipper
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About Gearilla Large 3 Ring Binder with Zipper
Overall Feedback:
78% positive
73% liked the ample storage capacity, however 27% didn't
The binder has a roomy main compartment that can fit larger books without any problem.
I have complained about the storage capacity of the portfolio-case-ring-binders. The material does not provide enough space and the plastic used for storage pockets is likely to split or tear due to the tight fit.
64% appreciated the ring mechanism, but 36% found it difficult to open
Within 5 months of use, the 2nd ring broke.
After a drop, my 3 rings don't line up evenly anymore, making it difficult to scroll through papers.
The binder has a specific way of orienting papers in the three rings and once enough papers are in the rings, they slip through the jaws.
71% appreciated the portability
The portfolio-case-ring-binders come with an adjustable strap.
68% praised the high-quality materials
I found the construction of the bag to be solid and durable.
I found the construction of the bag to be solid and durable, which is a positive aspect of the product.
71% praised the overall durability, but 29% found it wore out
The zipper broke within a year.
The zipper broke within a year and I expected it to be more durable.
70% liked the multiple compartments, but 30% didn't
Each binder has a MacBook, notebooks, room for documents and more.
The case has multiple folders and sections for files, pencils, and miscellaneous supplies needed for class.
The main compartment easily fits larger books without any problem.
The laptop compartment is too small for the chromebook with the case on, so I have to put it in the binder section.
67% praised the secure closure, whereas 33% found it inconvenient
The binder orients the papers in a way that they slip through the jaws of the rings once a decent amount of papers is put in the rings.
