School supplies - binders!

[reenie1]

My children need lots of binders for school this year. Usually I buy the inexpensive ones at Walmart, and then end up buying more when they tear. Are there binders that will truly hold up better than Walmart ones? Or should I just plan on replacing them? Tips on bargain binders?Any suggestions are appreciated!

 

[Cindy B]

Middle school and high school are when binders are used A LOT..

I've had great luck with the Staples brand Avery Durable view. They were on sale about two weeks ago for $2 each. Of course with 6-7 classes that adds up, but it is better than the 97 cent Walmart ones that break easily. There is another one that is one category higher than the Durable view and that usually goes on sale as well.

 

[swilshire]

Binders are something I see often at estate sales and I always buy any nice ones. Probably won't score any this time of year, but just for future reference.

Sheila

 

[3boymthr]

Last year I got the staples backpack that was free via GC rebate for oldest DS. I then had an $80 GC so we bought these:

http://www.staples.com/2-Staples-Better-View-Binder-with-D-Rings-White/product_648814

Pricey, yes, very. But on the bright side this year I'm not buying any binders.

 

[dawnn12]

Last year I got the staples backpack that was free via GC rebate for oldest DS. I then had an $80 GC so we bought these:

http://www.staples.com/2-Staples-Better-View-Binder-with-D-Rings-White/product_648814

Pricey, yes, very. But on the bright side this year I'm not buying any binders.

same one i get my dd they are on sale right now buy 2 get one free and they now have glitter colors but they are great and last the whole yr

 

[ilovemk76]

The top of the line Avery are the way to go.