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Only downside is the ring is made of some sort of plastic and at times it is difficult to turn the loose-leaf without getting stuck in the ring
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I purchased a loose leaf textbook and it was amazing to carry just the chapters I needed and my notes in one single binder
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I actually prefer a regular notebook for just plain loose-leaf; the pages are easier to turn
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Ever since the 8th grade I've noticed that everyone else had binders while I had a folder filled with loose leaf papers
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It can be carried everywhere and protect loose leaf books very well
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As a professed lover of loose leaf and a hater of a traditional three-ring binder, discovering this option was great!
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It works like a notebook, with loose leaf pages that may be used for taking notes
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The binder comes with a couple of pockets savers for loose paper, three tab sheets (which can also be loaded with loose leaf paper, 60 sheets of college-ruled paper and 20 sheets of graph paper - which does indeed make this a full kit binder
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, make sure you don't give it to someone who might need to hurry and turn a page of loose leaf paper to catch some important notes.
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LOVE, Love, LOVE, Love, LOVE!This is the best of notebooks and best of loose-leaf paper.
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I really like these hybrid notebooks; however, when I put thinner paper in here such as the pages from loose-leaf textbooks, it tends to rip.
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Disappointingly enough, the binder came with regular loose leaf paper that was not the variety with plastic reinforced holes
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Now that I'm back in college, I went shopping for school supplies and came across this -- it reminded me of my childhood school days when I owned folders with loose leaf papers instead of binders or notebooks
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It won't open the rings, but it does mean turning pages isn't quite as smooth as with a standard three-ring binder