I much prefer the straight cut full tab for durability.

The thicker tabs are nice

Love middle tabs for easy filing and organizzation vs reorganizing when new projects come up

Solid folders and tabs ... full tab which I LOVE !!!

and I prefer the single tab to multi-tabs, which end up looking like a sloppy sea in one's filing cabinet

These tabs make the folders more durable because you're always grabbing them by the top edge and opening them by the tab

Like these because they have a double thickness across the top including the tab.

Used these for years - if you like a high sitting tab with all the tabs in a row they are perfect.

Honestly, the tabs are really not that much stronger than standard tagboard.

The box they came in proclaims "Heavy-duty tabs perfect for frequently used files

These files have a rigid tab that holds up well and is tall enough to be clearly seen over the top of a hanging file folder

The top tabs get A LOT of wear.

The single top tab also makes it easier to see the file you are searching for

I also like the 1/5 cut tab, especially good when folders don't have much content and are close together.

There's nothing worse than a flimsy, bent tab on an important file

Sturdy and with a big enough tab to write decent labels

Love the reinforced tab.

They have a reinforced top tab, which gives them an extra strength and gravitas

They feel secure; have a nice, wide tab; and are easy to use.

The reinforced top keeps the tab from being easily bent over or distorted and makes it easy to find the folder when I need to in the cabinet

What happens all the tabs slap the cabinet like a card in a bicycle spoke.. these tabs can take a beating

The tabs are nice and stiff so they don't crumple easily.

I have used these for years, and would not ever go back to the flimsy non-reinforced tab.

With the single top tab I can write longer file descriptions

High tabs make it easier to read when in files.

I give this particular folder a bit of extra credit since they include folders with the top tab in the left, right, and middle of the folder.

This feature greatly reduces the paper cuts I get from filing; it also keeps the file folder looking fresh for a longer time.--I like the single top tab better than 3-cut or 5-cut folders.

What happens all the tabs slap the cabinet like a card in a bicycle spoke.. these tabs can take a beating