Oxford Pressboard Report Covers w/Scored Side Hinge, Dark Blue, Letter Size, 5 per Pack, (99402EE)

Nice covers. Sturdy material. Clips worked. Good price. Just what I expected and needed.

They aren't as sturdy as they were before. They must be using a cheaper stock paper to make them now. I got these a few years back and they were much stronger. For what they are charging they should at least be steardier. They were alright, served the purpose intended.

I bought these to 'convert' old binders into a size that can be put into standard filing boxes. For sure this product works, 100%. However, the fiberboard isn't coated, and it doesn't come prefolded. Which means that when you do fold it, it will be somewhat bulky and not retain that new shape naturally, at first. That being said, this gets the job done. In particular, the little metal clasps move well, unlike other products where you have to really fight hard to move the clasps into position. I wish I could the original ACCO binders though, because they had good clasps and high-quality fiberboard. But this is a pretty good alternative, just not perfect.

These are difficult to find. Even though they are not as thick as the original units bought more than 10 years ago, they still work fine for reports that will be archived.

I write for a hobby, and use these binders as covers for the stories. They accommodate various numbers of pages and provide good protection. However, I feel they are a little overpriced. Nonetheless, I would recommend them.

I use these to collect my handwritten notes along with printed materials. I prefer keeping these materials in a report cover rather than a binder. Report cover is a bit more tedious to add new material to but overall i prefer using these. The material is like a thick oak tag and is good and sturdy for this application. I recommend these if you need a good general purpose report cover.

I loved it was an awesome product to use.

I took an old report cover from 15 years ago off a document I'd stored and used it for a week before deciding it was a little worn. So I bought these. Better right?No. It's simple, really. A report cover has one job: effectively hold a report up to the capacity advertised. That's it. For something so basic with only two components, how could they have gotten it so wrong?First of all, the cover... it's sturdy enough, though not reinforced like some other ones. (For instance, my 15-year-old one, which is still in great shape.) Then again, it didn't say it was, so no ding there. However, what I WILL ding it for is that, as others have said, the scored covers are impossible to bend so that the report lays flat. It's not just a matter of aesthetics. The report is harder to handle, and a couple of my pages have already torn at the holes because of the wiggle room.Secondly, there's the hinge. One of the sliders on the clasp stays in place, mostly. The other slides freely. The only way it will stay secure is if I tape it. In contrast, the one I have from 15 years ago still holds securely.For now, I'm moving my document back into the old report cover until I can find some better ones. These are going in the trash. What a waste of money.