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Avery® Durable View 3 Ring Binders, 1" EZD Rings, 4 Black Binders (29960)

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Reg 47.33

$42.07

Product # 29960

Product Description

  • Pack of 4 Black durable view binders with 1 inch EZD rings hold up to 275 sheets; binder cover has a 1.4" wide spine
  • Whether you're taking them to school or using them around the house, Avery Durable Binders are made with a non-stick poly material that lasts longer than traditional binders
  • Black 3 ring binders are perfect for creating school binders, recipe binders, receipt binders and more
  • Customize the clear, insertable binder covers and spine of these 3 ring view binders with personalized designs
  • Store extra sheets with four clear interior binder pockets made with non-stick, archival-safe plastic that won't lift print
Keep your documents organized and safe with this 4-pack of Avery 29960 black durable view binders. Reinforced with DuraHinge and DuraEdge technology, the pliable yet tough material withstands tearing and splitting from everyday wear and tear. Clear pockets are attached on the spine of the binder as well as the front and back covers so that you can create high school binders, homework binders, school subject binders and more. 2 clear pockets are also attached on the inside covers with extra storage for documents. These pockets are created from a smudge-resistant, PVC-free plastic that won't transfer ink and keeps your print safe. The 1 inch EZD rings are attached to the back cover so that your pages can lie flat to avoid creasing and folded corners. The 1" binder rings hold up to 275 sheets and the binder cover has a 1.4" spine width. personalize your own cover and spine designs with free templates by visiting the Avery site.