Case-it The Open Tab Velcro Opening Binder - 2 Inch O-Rings - 5 Color Tab Expanding File Folder - Multiple Pockets - 400 Sheet Capacity - Blue S-826-A

This binder is awesome. Durable, easy to open and close (critical for kids with fine motor issues) cool looking, and with lots of space and spacers. My son with ADHD loves it. So does his ADHD dad :)

Very sturdy! Great design! Love the expanding folders inside. Helps keep my kids work organized instead of everything just stuck down in the front of the folder or jammed in the backpack. The ONLY negative is that the Velcro is LOUD in a quiet class. So, my kid just doesn’t Velcro it closed. Highly Recommend!

We're on our second binder for the year. This is common for us. The only issue we had with the first one is the rings quit lining up a couple of months into the year, and would cause the pages to come out when my son (9yo) would turn the sections in the binder across the rings. This happens to us on pretty much any binder so part of that is probably how my son uses it. I'm sure he pulls the rings to open it rather than using the levers meant for opening the rings. The levers are kind of hard to use to open it. Not the hardest I've run across, but also real easy. Would love to see these made with the easy open levers. Our first one was purchased at a local store during back-to-school time. Second purchased here at Amazon. Other than our issue with the rings, This is a great binder, holding up well to his abuse. Plenty of room for all of his subjects provided it's cleaned out with each grading period. I like the velcro closure over the zippers. Doesn't get the "catching" issues we've had with some zippers and do not have the raised zipper edge when you lay the binder out flat to write in. File pockets in the front are great for organizing and keeping extra loose leaf paper. We have paired this binder with poly pocket dividers in the rings to keep the subjects organized and handouts can go into the pockets of the dividers until we can punch holes and put in the rings.

We bought this binder to my child, it's perfect for carrying all of her folders, assignments, and writing implements. So much more convenient than digging through a backpack! Rings open and close easily,

I recently started carrying a binder to try to keep my day and my life organized. I outgrew my initial binder and when I did my research, I came across this binder. I love that it has an expandable file folder to File papers which has a Velcro tab closure to keep them from falling out. There are multiple loops to hold pens or pencils and plenty of space to add folders, papers, and anything else you can punch 3 holes in. The velcro closure is quite secure, however i also put a thick rubber band around the binder for extra security as mine has gotten quite thick. I opted to get this binder with no handle; however I am found it was something I wished I had, so I got creative and added my own. Another reason for using the rubber band. I am very pleased with this binder and take it with me whereever I go.

I had a binder very similar to this when I was a kid, so I may be biased in favor, but my middle schooler loves hers and it's perfect for carrying all of her folders, assignments, and writing implements. So much more convenient than digging through a backpack! Rings open and close easily, and don't get twisted askew like some of the cheap 3-ring binders.

I got this for my son's 5th grade year. He is learning how to be more independent, rotate classes, and keep his supplies organized. This has been a tremendous help. There is a place to store pencils/etc., rings to hold folders and papers, and built in folders. I like that the sides are open because papers don't seem to cram and he is able to get into it easier. Plus, the zip sized on binders like these always seem to break, leaving the entire thing a mess. So, having a sturdy Velcro closure is a huge help!

First of all, I was surprised to see that it didn't have a zipper. My fault that I was expecting to see one when it has velcro closure. Setting that aside, I am happy that it is a velcro closure. For an elementary school kid, zipper would have been abused and lost its functionality fairly quickly. This is easier and the accordion folder on the lid is very nice - several pockets to keep things organized. The pouch for calculator is handy and this binder is well built. I wasn't a fan of these binders as they are ~3x more expensive than Avery types... but this looks like it may last much longer. Of course, wally now has these at 50% off and so am bummed to have paid full price on Amazon... but, hey this is life. No regrets :)

I shopped around at my local back to school supply stores and I could not find big binder like that for less than Forty dollars plus tax.... This one is just as good, if not better than the ones I was finding, comes with a built in pencil case and dividers for less than fifteen dollars... I highly recommend

Great folder.ive used it for all my sons medical information

It’s a durable binder. Good for organizing files.

I purchased this for work. I wanted something to help keep me organized and hold some papers. It's working fine. Does the job for what I needed at a cheaper price then some stores.

This was for my 13 year old son.. it is so nice! Has everything he could need for school! Very happy