Talia Discbound Notbook - Cover and Disc Set (Set 2 (3pk), Letter Set) - Black, Blue, Grey

I needed another set of covers and discs for a new project and was dreading the price of buying some other brand cover with too small discs then replacing the discs with Talia 1" or 1-1/4" discs. Imagine my surprise when I saw three sets for $20. The poly covers seem on par with the Staples Arc covers that I have, both are 0.026" thick, the Talia covers have a mild texture which I prefer over the Arc's plain, the Arc ($13) came with 3/4" discs and I upsized to 1" ($5) so the Tulia set is nearly 1/3 the price for the same or better. The thinness of the covers means that these are not rigid; if you need, for example, to take notes on your lap these may not be thick enough for you. However, for simple organization and/or will always be used on a solid surface, these seem to be great. The colors of both the covers and discs for this set are as close as I can tell to the product photos.

I'm a huge fan of disk systems. I had Levenger, Happy Planner, ARC and Tul systems in my collection before this purchase as well as the ARC punch. My experience so far is that Tul poly covers sometimes catch (don't move smoothly on the discs) but otherwise the systems are fairly interchangeable. Since you can mix and match systems why pay more than necessary for pieces of the systems?I bought these and was happy to discover that they seamlessly integrated with the major brands. These have smaller discs so they're being used to carry my hand written notes on articles I read, videos I watch (Skillshare and Udemy are awesome y'all), etc until I type them up and add them to my collection of knowledge obtained.I would definitely recommend Talia covers to someone looking to use the disc system for notes/planning who doesn't want to go broke in the process.

I stumbled on the Talia brand covers and accessories a while ago when I was looking for stuff for my Happy Planner. I got this set because I wanted the purple cover for my planner, then I have plans for the other 2 colors in the near future... Going to have my boyfriend gather up all of his notes and handouts from training at his job and then I'll punch them and organize them by date with these rings and covers (and dividers I got with the accessory set) so he can keep all of his stuff together and in order to help him study for his exams. i love the discbound style notes and planners because it's easy to add or remove and customize.

These notebooks are very colorful, and I'm enjoying using them. They are not as sturdy as Tul notebooks, which they greatly resemble (the covers are somewhat thinner, and the discs which bind them are looser than Tul's) but they are also a LOT less expensive. So I'm very happy with them for the price. Had I paid as much for these as I have for my Tul notebooks I would NOT be happy with them at all! But for the price they're great.Excellent Seller! Product arrived sooner than expected, very well packaged and in good condition. Seller checked via email to make sure the product had arrived and that I was happy with it. Bravo for this Seller!!! I would definitely buy from them again.

You get what you pay for. The quality is nothing compared to Tul. Very thin and bendable. The quality is not even close. BUT I gave it four stars instead of lower because high quality and sturdy isn’t always needed. This is not something that is going to get much wear and tear for me so what I got is perfect. If you need something to tote all over then get aTUL but if you aren’t handling it a lot then it’s great. It is perfect for what I intended it to be. Much better than the average notebook and I love the ability (like my tul) to be able to make my own forms and move things around in it. (I also bought a hole punch) So to sum it up, by aTUL to take to meetings (looks classier) or for high durability. For anything else save your money and get this.

These covers are well priced. There are three cover sets and three sets of disks (one set for each cover set). The covers seem sturdy. They are not flimsy, but not overly stiff. They seem like they will hold up well to use. Depending on the color, sheerness varies. None of them are completely see through but the lighter colors offer a bit more of a peek to the inside that the darker colors. The disks are plastic, seem sturdy, and color coordinate or offer a pop depending on which set you put with which cover. I have assembled my books and so far the pages turn well. I am sure not a absolutely smooth as the way more expensive metal disks, but I have had no frustration at sticking pages. I am really enjoying the aesthetic, usefulness, and economy of these covers as we enter our new academic year for homeschool.

These actually exceeded my expectations. They look & feel fantastic (I got the Bounce Gold, Marble Flow Carrara, Fireworks set)- the covers are a nice thickness that is similar to those I already have from the Circa system. They fit both Circa & Arc pages perfectly.I will say, I thought that my smaller Circa discs were too small, but these 1" discs are really big. The good news is that it leaves lots of room to grow in my notebooks, but they're kind of unwieldy while I wait to really fill them. Fortunately I have some smaller discs to use in the meantime but I'm sure I'll eventually upsize to the larger discs.I absolutely recommend these though- a great addition if you're looking for some unique & durable covers for your discbound system.

The cover seem well-made, but they're the wrong size. The 5.5" x 8.5" paper is exactly that size. I expect the covers to be little oversize to protect the paper, and vertically they're perfect. Horizontally they are 6 3/8" inches wide leaving 3/4 of an inch hanging over the edge.This is Talia brand junior cover, and Talia junior paper...Cons: I may have to try to cut them down, or I'll have to send them back. Pros: I like the colors.

I have only given these 3 stars as they don’t fit a standard A4 or letter sheet of paper. I guess that’s my fault though for not reading the description!