These have been different brands, but the Avery Heavy Duty have long been my favorite

It may be reasonable wear, but not exactly "Heavy Duty".

The Heavy Duty was stronger than the economical ones ten-fold.

Heavy Duty is worth the extra cost for a utilitarian binder that will stand up to regular use

Heavy Duty is worth the extra cost for a utilitarian binder that will stand up to regular use

It's a good size, well able to hold quite a bit of paper

This is a nice size but the rings don't hold together tightly

I ended up returning it and got a 1.5" ones and that size was perfect

I don't think these binders will replace the cheaper binders because of the great price differences

If the price is right it is a good binder just don't expect it to last long.

Once again, my trustworthy Amazon.com delivered a high-quality product at perfect price point and the product was delivered earlier than expected which is always wonderful!

Avery Durable View Binder, 4" One Touch Rings, 780-Sheet Capacity, DuraHinge, White (09801)by Avery$6.99

It costs about 25% more than the Avery Durable View Binder, but I think it's worth it for applications that require daily use.

They also have clear view pockets on front, back and spine.

Hasn't quite been two months of use and the clear view cover ripped off.

The Avery Heavy-Duty View Binder reviewed here is one step above the Avery Durable View Binder in quality and price.

The rings are strong, the tabs to open them are sturdy and easy to use

the rings work great, one touch and they are open or closed (only has tab on one side to open and close) but the binder feels cheaply made so the reason for the 3 stars

The binders are made for heavy use thus the premium easy opening tab.

The binders are made for heavy use thus the premium easy opening tab

It's so easy that a preschooler can work the tab to open

Though it is nice to have an easy-open feature, I'm not certain that alone justifies the higher price for this versus a standard binder.

I love the "One Touch" feature of these as they are so much easier to open.

The easy open, one touch rings are the reason I bought this binder and I still love that feature.

As the item photos show, with EZ-D rings the slanted portion has a gentle curve in it rather than being straight, and there is a less abrupt transition from the slanted right-hand portion to the semi-cicular left-hand portion of the rings, making page-turning almost as easy as with regular round rings while still allowing the binder to hold more pages than round ring binders of the same size

The 'One Touch' tab opener is a decent feature but this has nothing to do with strength or durability.

This time they dramatically changed the design of the binder, without changing the Part Number (79-195).My shipment of 10 binders had some manufactured in February with glossy covers, and the rest manufactured in June with a very coarse matte cover all around and a very loose front cover pocket that flaps after putting in the title sheet

I love the two pockets on the inside front and back covers.

Inside, on each side, are two clear pockets sleeves to keep

The outside of the binder has clear plastic pockets to be used for individualization on both covers and the spine

Third, it has four transparent pockets - two on the inside of each cover.

Thank you goes to the Seller (MFR) for a wonderfully awesome product

We bought them because we knew we would get a sturdy product that would at least last an entire school year.

While the product was good, it did not serve my purpose.

I would not recommend this product if you actually intend to fill it with anything close to 5" of material

It requires sturdy products and this binder fits the bill.

The outside of the binder has clear plastic pockets to be used for individualization on both covers and the spine

The problem is that the plastic is very brittle

The clear plastic on the front of the binder cracked and split off two of them, and the plastic wrapping the cardboard backing is cracked and rapidly deteriorating on the bottom of all 3

Fairly sturdy construction with clear plastic outside to insert your own cover pages

They have clear covers on front and back, as well as on the binder edge

On the inside, there are two clear insert covers on both the front and back

I like the large front and back covers so that dividers can be used without them sticking out the side of the binder.

The front cover is crystal clear, whereas other brands have "textured" or "grainy" covers

You can "customize" the front and back covers and spine by slipping sheets of paper under the clear plastic outer covers

This time they dramatically changed the design of the binder, without changing the Part Number (79-195).My shipment of 10 binders had some manufactured in February with glossy covers, and the rest manufactured in June with a very coarse matte cover all around and a very loose front cover pocket that flaps after putting in the title sheet

The rings are flat to the left so that papers lie flat once you open the binder and move them over

The binder is not the Avery binder as advertised but the binder is still basically the same because it is 4 inches in thickness and has the easy one touch EZD locking ring.

Most of the binder is wonderful, but the three rings are weak and pop open too easily

The Avery Heavy-Duty View Binder has a nice ring system

The rings are flat to the left so that papers lie flat once you open the binder and move them over