Avery Durable View 3 Ring Binder, 1 Inch Round Rings, Black and White Dots, 1 Fashion Binder (26744)...

I didn't know what to expect with this binder and thought perhaps the design was printed on paper and it was inserted into the outside sleeves of the binder but that isn't the case. The reason I thought this is because all the edges appear white making the design disjointed. I am not picky about a binder, but if I were, from a design standpoint, I think it'd look better if the glossy marble design was throughout, including the edges rather than stopping short like it is. Why even bother then when it could've accomplished the same thing with a paper insert? Other than the above mentioned, the binder works as expected. The outside slits allows you to print your own page or design which makes it versatile. The binder doesn't seem as durable as I expected and seems to be a bit on the softer sides hopefully it lasts the whole year because that's about all of our past binders could withstand my kid's everyday use.

This binder is super sturdy. My daughter loves the polka dots and thinks they are so cute. The size is perfect for putting in my daughter sheet music from guitar lessons. So far it is holding up well.

This name brand Avery 3-Ring binder works exactly as you would expect. The only thing of note is that the rings are located on the inside of the back cover, rather than on the inside spine. The clear cover has openings at the top of the front, back, and spine so you can put your own custom inserts if you desire. Although this is a standard binder, it arrived bent as ZeeBooth had sent it in a bubble wrap envelope where it was crushed during transit. This is no fault of Avery, but I would recommend you buy this from a Brick-and-Mortar store to avoid this issue.

I am not sure I would call the pattern on this binder "Marble," but it is a pattern of wavy, squiggly white lines on a black background. The binder also has a clear vinyl pocket covering the front and back, so you can add pictures or stickers, and the wavy background gives them some framing. The inside of the binder is light blue, with two clear slip pockets, one on each inside cover. The 1" rings (set on the back cover and not the spine) work well so far, and are big enough to hold papers and handouts for one or two classes, depending on your workload. My high schooler plans to use this for classes in the Fall, and thinks it will be good for one class. The vinyl covers are rigid and fairly thick, and this seems like it's going to be strong enough to make it through the school year.

A nice, medium-duty binder with a lay-flat design just about describes what you will enjoy about these binders. They are not cheaply made and will organize your papers for use. The rings are light-weight but as long as you don't pull them apart (hint: use the button to release them) they should provide plenty of utility. The designs are a nice surprise as they are printed on the vinyl rather than just inserts. They do have clear outer covers so you can insert identification tabs or a title page. All-in-all, a pretty decent binder.