A spiral bound book can fold all the way back upon itself and yet still remain flat, so it provides for easy reference while taking up minimal room on a desk or table. The book's pages can also be turned 360 degrees, so you can easily write on both sides of the page if you need to.
Coil binding is a commonly used book binding style for documents. This binding style is known by a number of names including spiral coil, color coil, colorcoil, ez-coil, plastic coil, spiral binding, plastikoil and coilbind. Coil binding is a popular choice for documents that will be used frequently because it allows the document to lie flat when open and the pages can be turned 360 degrees. Coil binding is also durable and tamper-proof, making it a good choice for important documents. To bind a document using coil binding
Just Basics spiral notebook is wide ruled with 140 pages (70 sheets). This notebook is great for school, work, or home. The wide ruled pages give you plenty of room to write, and the 140 pages give you plenty of space to take notes. This notebook is also perfect for taking to meetings or conferences.
4.7/5
WRITE IN THE RAIN: Use a standard pencil like a #2 Ticonderoga or an All-Weather Pen like a Fisher Space Pen and your notes will stay intact. Standard Ballpoint pens will work when paper is dry. Water-based inks will bead off Rite in the Rain paper sheets.
WIRE-O BINDING: Tough impact-resistant Wire-O binding won't lose its shape in your back pocket or backpack. Unlike a standard spiral notebook, Wire-O keeps your open pages aligned and intact.
WATERPROOF NOTEBOOK COVER: Polydura material creates a tough but flexible outer shell. Whether you're needing a hiking journal, outfitting your police gear, starting a golf journal, or just keeping a shower notebook, the Polydura Cover material will defend your field notes from scratches and stains.
WEATHERPROOF PAPER: 100 pages / 50 sheets per pocket notepad. All-Weather paper won’t turn to mush when wet and will repel water, sweat, grease, mud, and even survive the accidental laundry mishap. Make sure your pocket notebook stays RIGHT in the Rain.
RECYCLABILITY: Unlike synthetic waterproof paper, wood-based Rite in the Rain is completely recyclable. Please recycle Rite in the Rain as you would other white or printed papers.
$234
I used these for six years in the military and eight years as an electrician. They made it through an Iraq tour, a couple field training exercises, and all the other dreck the military had to give. As an electrician, they had made it through the last 8 years. Jobsites, inclement weather, mud, dust, or even the washing machine. At work, I always have one of them with me.Pencils function just nicely; they will smudge on the pages, but that is to be expected, isn't it? Also acceptable is a ballpoint pen. On the other hand, a gel pen is not acceptable.The grid-lined pages are a pro in my book. Although I've never actually required it, the information on the covers is still informative and attractive to look at. (Edit: On January 14, 2019, I converted liters to gallons using the information on the cover, thus I can now declare that I used the information inside the cover.) They'll make it through the washing machine, I can guarantee you that from experience. The essay is fairly challenging. The initial page of the majority of cheap notepads will quickly start to fall out; these pages will last for the duration of the book.Cons: There are no gel pens, however I don't consider this a con because I detest gel pens. possibly to a person who likes them. For me, these notebooks have no obvious drawbacks. They are flawless.Highly suggested.Pro tip: Rite in the Rain pens continue to function in subfreezing temperatures.
4.7/5
Lasts all year. Guaranteed
Spiral Lock wire prevents coil snags so it won’t get caught on your clothes or backpack. The Neat Sheet perforated pages easily tear out with clean edges. Made in the U.S.A
High quality paper resists ink bleed so notes stay clear and legible. 5 subject notebook has 200, college ruled sheets. Patented, reinforced storage pockets help prevent tears
Perforated sheets measure 11 Inches x 8 1/2 Inches when torn out. Overall size of 11 Inches x 10 Inches. Pack includes 2 notebooks: White and Black
4 dividers, each with 2 pockets, store letter size notes and hand outs. Water resistant plastic front cover and heavy duty paper board back cover protect your notes
$234
By allowing me to pack many courses into a single notebook and bring them to all of my classes, these 5-subject notebooks have saved me a tonne of room and effort. Even though it isn't overly expensive, the paper's quality is respectable.Very wet inks won't easily bleed through the pages because of how thick the paper is. My LAMY Safari Fountain Pen works great on this paper when I'm writing. (The pages are free of bleeding or smearing.)
4.4/5
Material: Strong brown hard cover and blank cream white paper, thick paper prevents ink from inks through the pages, and the durable binding of each spiral notebook keeps these pages together.
Wide usage: Ideal for a diary, travel journal, poetry work, creativ e writing, making sketches and drawings, Work records, study notes, mood diary, scrapbooks and so on.
Perfect size: 19cm x 13cm/ 7.5 "x 5.1", perfect size for handbag, schoolbag or backpack, easy Blank take pages for running.
Blank inside pages: With 100 completely blank and unlined pages in each of the books, you can draw what you need without the limit of the line, documented in a sketch pad meant for taking with you anywhere.
$234
Starting with imagination, please. These are the two-dimensional, white, rather thick, and plainly covered manila cover planes of imagination's expression on our peculiar globe. Whether using a pen, ink, or marker, the mind will convert what it thinks into visuals that are created by the hand. Consider these to be the entryway to a secret world.Small, practical, reasonably priced, good paper quality, plain, thick cover for good protection, well-built, and sufficiently durable spiral bound. For Christmas, I purchased two of these dual packs and added markers so that my nieces and nephews could draw me images for my fridge while they were travelling.
4.3/5
Blast your handwritten notes to popular cloud services like Google drive, Dropbox, Evernote, box, OneNote, Slack, iCloud, email and more using the free Rocketbook application for iOS and Android
Sophisticated AI technology allows you to use Rocketbook’s smart titles, smart search, and email transcription for easier naming and searching of your notes
Allow 15 seconds for ink from any Pilot Frixion pen, marker, or highlighter to dry in order for it to bond to our specialized pages
No more wasting paper - this environmentally-friendly 36 page dotted grid notebook can be used endlessly by wiping clean with a damp cloth
Includes 1 Rocketbook Everlast Executive Size (6" x 8.8") Notebook, 1 Pilot Frixion Pen, and 1 Microfiber Cloth
$234
Elfinbook vs. Rocketbook: I use both, and here is what I think.Each of these books has advantages and disadvantages. I'll try to summarize both from my point of view so you can decide which you like better.Rocketbook makes use of thin, more plastic-like paper. Elfinbook paper has a thicker feel and absorbs ink considerably more quickly. Elfinbook contains lines, similar to a traditional notebook, while Rocketbook has a square dot grid. Therefore, when you scan from Rocketbook, it appears as though you merely scribbled on copy paper (no lines), whereas Elfinbook appears as though there are lines for a more authentic notebook appearance. Elfinbook was the undisputed winner here in my opinion and that of others I've let put it to the test.Size: A little random since I assume they are both different sizes. Think DayTimer size when comparing Rocketbook to other personal notebook sizes. Elfinbook was heavier and less portable than the former. The size of Rocketbook is a disadvantage because it limits how much information can fit on a single page. Additional pages call for more sorting and scanning. Elfinbook clearly had more notes, and it is good to have extra room for sketching, ideas, etc. This one is a tie since it comes down to personal preference. Personally, I like the smaller size better.Turning the page: Odd category I'm aware, but that's precisely why I decided to include it here—up until now, I never gave it much thought. With its ability to turn pages just like a spiral-bound notebook, Rockebook clearly triumphs in this contest. Since Elfinbook's pages are thicker, I had to open the book and fumble with the pages and spine to flip the pages without worrying that they might tear close to the spine. You can use Rocketbook the same way you used old-school notebooks: flip the pages behind the current page and continue. It took a lot of work for me to even want to try and do that with Elfinbook.Rocketbook's app integration allows you several ways to transmit your notes right away by drawing a symbol on the page. Every sign will send a note to the location you previously specified to the program. Rocketbook reads that with ease, and presto, your paper appears where you instructed. More like a manga process is Elfinbook. Each time, you must choose where you want it to go. If you use the book for numerous entries (professional, personal, journal, etc.) and have to constantly switch where you want it to go, that becomes a pain. With Rocketbook, I was able to use 10 pages, each with a distinct location to upload to the cloud. All I had to do was mark the symbol, take the scan, and I was ready to go—there were no delays or moving between screens after each scan. This category goes to Rocketbook.App: Rocketbook's app is clearly more well-designed. Elfinbook needs certain improvements in order to become better. Rocketbook does not give their terrible OCR. Elfinbook includes a burst mode and, thanks to its dark border recognition technology, it does appear to collect pages faster. Again, Rocketbook gets it because it is a better-looking app.I would combine the best parts of each book to make a stronger one overall. I still use both, but I prefer the thicker paper from the Elfinbook and desire lines on the page in my Rocketbook.
4.3/5
42 reusable pages with 7 different page styles for planning, listing, goal setting, note-taking, sketching, and sharing big ideas
Blast your notes, sketches, dates, goals, and plans to popular cloud services like Google Drive, Dropbox, Evernote, Slack, iCloud, Email and more
No more wasting paper - this notebook can be used endlessly by wiping clean with a damp cloth (microfiber cloth included)
Includes task list, weekly planner, monthly calendar, OKR goal template, idea list, dot-grid, and lined pages
Works with any Pilot FriXion pen, marker or highlighter (pen included)
$234
Despite the fact that I consider myself to be a "gadget geek" and keep up with most things "tech," Rocketbook was not even on my radar. My boss gave me a legal-sized Rocketbook Everlast, and the only reason I started using it was to avoid making my boss seem unappreciative. Although I wasn't fully aware of the idea or what Rocketbook might do for me, I quickly grew to love it. Simply put, Rocketbook's solutions are the best in the business for keeping notes organized. I take notes on one or more pages at each meeting I attend, and I can quickly and simply send those notes via the phone app to OneNote and my email inbox. Even my handwriting is transcribed by the software! Everything is delivered to the location(s) of my choice, nicely structured, creating a permanent record of my notes for anytime I need to refer to them. And wiping my notebook clean is so simple! I can quickly resume taking notes again with just a quick spritz of water and a wipe with the included microfiber cloth. I currently own three different notebooks (the Fusion, Everlast, and Mini) and always suggest them to my coworkers. I have nothing but praise for Rocketbook.
4.3/5
Sophisticated AI technology allows you to use Rocketbook’s smart titles, smart search, and email transcription for easier naming and searching of your notes
Allow 15 seconds for ink from any Pilot Frixion pen, marker, or highlighter to dry in order for it to bond to our specialized pages
Includes 1 Rocketbook Core (Everlast) Letter Size (8.5" x 11") Notebook, 1 Pilot Frixion Pen, and 1 Microfiber Cloth
Blast your handwritten notes to popular cloud services like Google drive, Dropbox, Evernote, box, OneNote, Slack, iCloud, email and more using the free Rocketbook application for iOS and Android
No more wasting paper - this environmentally-friendly 32 page dotted grid notebook can be used endlessly by wiping clean with a damp cloth
$234
Elfinbook vs. Rocketbook: I use both, and here is what I think.Each of these books has advantages and disadvantages. I'll try to summarize both from my point of view so you can decide which you like better.Rocketbook makes use of thin, more plastic-like paper. Elfinbook paper has a thicker feel and absorbs ink considerably more quickly. Elfinbook contains lines, similar to a traditional notebook, while Rocketbook has a square dot grid. Therefore, when you scan from Rocketbook, it appears as though you merely scribbled on copy paper (no lines), whereas Elfinbook appears as though there are lines for a more authentic notebook appearance. Elfinbook was the undisputed winner here in my opinion and that of others I've let put it to the test.Size: A little random since I assume they are both different sizes. Think DayTimer size when comparing Rocketbook to other personal notebook sizes. Elfinbook was heavier and less portable than the former. The size of Rocketbook is a disadvantage because it limits how much information can fit on a single page. Additional pages call for more sorting and scanning. Elfinbook clearly had more notes, and it is good to have extra room for sketching, ideas, etc. This one is a tie since it comes down to personal preference. Personally, I like the smaller size better.Turning the page: Odd category I'm aware, but that's precisely why I decided to include it here—up until now, I never gave it much thought. With its ability to turn pages just like a spiral-bound notebook, Rockebook clearly triumphs in this contest. Since Elfinbook's pages are thicker, I had to open the book and fumble with the pages and spine to flip the pages without worrying that they might tear close to the spine. You can use Rocketbook the same way you used old-school notebooks: flip the pages behind the current page and continue. It took a lot of work for me to even want to try and do that with Elfinbook.Rocketbook's app integration allows you several ways to transmit your notes right away by drawing a symbol on the page. Every sign will send a note to the location you previously specified to the program. Rocketbook reads that with ease, and presto, your paper appears where you instructed. More like a manga process is Elfinbook. Each time, you must choose where you want it to go. If you use the book for numerous entries (professional, personal, journal, etc.) and have to constantly switch where you want it to go, that becomes a pain. With Rocketbook, I was able to use 10 pages, each with a distinct location to upload to the cloud. All I had to do was mark the symbol, take the scan, and I was ready to go—there were no delays or moving between screens after each scan. This category goes to Rocketbook.App: Rocketbook's app is clearly more well-designed. Elfinbook needs certain improvements in order to become better. Rocketbook does not give their terrible OCR. Elfinbook includes a burst mode and, thanks to its dark border recognition technology, it does appear to collect pages faster. Again, Rocketbook gets it because it is a better-looking app.I would combine the best parts of each book to make a stronger one overall. I still use both, but I prefer the thicker paper from the Elfinbook and desire lines on the page in my Rocketbook.
4.3/5
No more wasting paper - this environmentally friendly 42 page notebook has 7 different page styles for planning, listing, goal setting, note-taking, sketching, and sharing big ideas
Includes 1 Rocketbook Everlast Letter Size (8.5" x 11") Notebook, 1 Pilot Frixion Pen, and 1 Microfiber Cloth
Blast your handwritten notes to popular cloud services like Google drive, Dropbox, Evernote, box, OneNote, Slack, iCloud, email and more using the free Rocketbook application for iOS and Android
42 pages include task list, weekly planner, monthly calendar, OKR goal template, idea list, dot-grid, and lined pages
Allow 15 seconds for ink from any Pilot Frixion pen, marker, or highlighter to dry in order for it to bond to our specialized pages - just wipe clean with a damp cloth to start over
$234
Although I probably shouldn't always take the time to write reviews, I felt it was important for this product for a few reasons, which I'll go into below.1. The idea of an eco-friendly, REUSABLE notebook is just wonderful in general! While the iPad and Apple Pencil first became available, I tried using them for note-taking. I even tried sophisticated screen protectors with a texture that made them feel more like paper, but nothing ever quite replicated the "pen to paper" feeling that I enjoy when taking notes. Additionally, using a pen and paper to rapidly scribble something down is faster than using your iPad to unlock it, start an app, create a new note or page, etc.2. This notebook, which is reusable and scannable to multiple platforms, completely satisfies my requirements for a "pen to paper" sensation. Speaking of platforms, there are a huge variety available. Because that would have been less tempting and possibly a no go for me, I appreciate that this company didn't force you to utilize and pay for their own service. If you prefer, the software can also transcribe your notes, making it simpler for you to search for items. Oh, how I scoured pages for hours seeking for a note I jotted down saying, "I know it's here someplace," only to never find it. Extra credit for Rocketbook!3. Microfiber Cloth: The quality of the microfiber cloth that was provided really amazed me. They could have simply provided a cheap, thin material that would have quickly worn out, but instead they spent a lot of money and supplied a really fluffy, thick fabric that makes me want I could construct a blanket or bathrobe out of it! More extra credit for Rocketbook!4. Containers: Although the packaging is cute, I would have thought the company would at least have recyclable packing considering the nature of having an environmentally responsible, re-usable notebook; this should be a simple alteration. @Rocketbook.There are numerous advantages and complements being discussed. I guess it's time to get down to business, the "but..." regarding quality assurance specifically, or is that really a thing @Rocketbook?Quality of the page cut This could be a problem if you have ANY level of OCD. I'm picky about the things I have OCD over, haha. It may sound silly, but this bothers me a little for a couple of reasons, chiefly because the company did a great job with everything else but let me down with a problem that would have been so easy to fix for a product for which they wanted to charge a price that most people would consider high, but I was willing to pay for, so is it wrong to demand perfection? I bought two unique Rocketbooks (one in 2-letter and one in 1-executive sizes), each in a different size, color, and with a different page style. All three books have issues with the way the pages are cut and some of the book covers (corners). Now, listen to me... Please explain why I can't acquire a notebook with straight pages for $34 (1 executive) or $68 (2 letters) when I spend those amounts. A $2 notebook can be purchased everywhere. I mean, this thing is meant to be my forever, right? This is COMPLETELY DISAPPOINTING and ANNOYING. @Rocketbook: You have to make amends! * Pictures are shown.Recycle old paper notes by placing them on a Rocketbook page, cleaning them up, adding a title at the top between double hashtags (## TITLE ##) to make it searchable later (OCR must be enabled in settings), crossing out your designated location at the bottom of the page, scanning with the Rockbook app, and throwing away your paper notes!
4.3/5
Blast your handwritten notes to popular cloud services like Google drive, Dropbox, Evernote, box, OneNote, Slack, iCloud, email and more using the free Rocketbook application for iOS and Android
Includes 1 Rocketbook Everlast Executive Size (6" x 8.8") Notebook, 1 Pilot Frixion Pen, and 1 Microfiber Cloth
Sophisticated AI technology allows you to use Rocketbook’s smart titles, smart search, and email transcription for easier naming and searching of your notes
Allow 15 seconds for ink from any Pilot Frixion pen, marker, or highlighter to dry in order for it to bond to our specialized pages
No more wasting paper - this environmentally-friendly 36 page dotted grid notebook can be used endlessly by wiping clean with a damp cloth
$234
Elfinbook vs. Rocketbook: I use both, and here is what I think.Each of these books has advantages and disadvantages. I'll try to summarize both from my point of view so you can decide which you like better.Rocketbook makes use of thin, more plastic-like paper. Elfinbook paper has a thicker feel and absorbs ink considerably more quickly. Elfinbook contains lines, similar to a traditional notebook, while Rocketbook has a square dot grid. Therefore, when you scan from Rocketbook, it appears as though you merely scribbled on copy paper (no lines), whereas Elfinbook appears as though there are lines for a more authentic notebook appearance. Elfinbook was the undisputed winner here in my opinion and that of others I've let put it to the test.Size: A little random since I assume they are both different sizes. Think DayTimer size when comparing Rocketbook to other personal notebook sizes. Elfinbook was heavier and less portable than the former. The size of Rocketbook is a disadvantage because it limits how much information can fit on a single page. Additional pages call for more sorting and scanning. Elfinbook clearly had more notes, and it is good to have extra room for sketching, ideas, etc. This one is a tie since it comes down to personal preference. Personally, I like the smaller size better.Turning the page: Odd category I'm aware, but that's precisely why I decided to include it here—up until now, I never gave it much thought. With its ability to turn pages just like a spiral-bound notebook, Rockebook clearly triumphs in this contest. Since Elfinbook's pages are thicker, I had to open the book and fumble with the pages and spine to flip the pages without worrying that they might tear close to the spine. You can use Rocketbook the same way you used old-school notebooks: flip the pages behind the current page and continue. It took a lot of work for me to even want to try and do that with Elfinbook.Rocketbook's app integration allows you several ways to transmit your notes right away by drawing a symbol on the page. Every sign will send a note to the location you previously specified to the program. Rocketbook reads that with ease, and presto, your paper appears where you instructed. More like a manga process is Elfinbook. Each time, you must choose where you want it to go. If you use the book for numerous entries (professional, personal, journal, etc.) and have to constantly switch where you want it to go, that becomes a pain. With Rocketbook, I was able to use 10 pages, each with a distinct location to upload to the cloud. All I had to do was mark the symbol, take the scan, and I was ready to go—there were no delays or moving between screens after each scan. This category goes to Rocketbook.App: Rocketbook's app is clearly more well-designed. Elfinbook needs certain improvements in order to become better. Rocketbook does not give their terrible OCR. Elfinbook includes a burst mode and, thanks to its dark border recognition technology, it does appear to collect pages faster. Again, Rocketbook gets it because it is a better-looking app.I would combine the best parts of each book to make a stronger one overall. I still use both, but I prefer the thicker paper from the Elfinbook and desire lines on the page in my Rocketbook.
4.3/5
Clean tear perforation reduces mess and provides a straight edge; 3-hole punch for option to add to a binder
Sturdy front and back covers (20 pt. white cardstock) protect the paper and double as a firm surface for writing against
Wirebound notebook with 100 sheets of paper (56 gsm weight paper stock; 92% brightness); 5-pack of assorted sunburst-pattern colors
College-ruled format (9/32-inch) promotes neat, even lines of legible writing; paper measures 10.5 by 8 inches
Wire binding keeps pages securely attached; Coil-Lock prevents snags from the wire tip
$234
This was a wise purchase all around. I believe that five 100-sheet notebooks for less than $10 is a wonderful price. I struggled to decide because there are so many wonderful pattern and color options. In case you don't require 100 sheets, you can get a set with less pages.Pros: I like the pattern I chose and I appreciate that I had a choice of several patterns. Both the front and back covers feature the motif. Price was reasonable for five 100-sheet notebooks. Since this is an Amazon product, Prime shipping was an option. The papers are college ruled and are simple to write on. The sheets may be simply taken out of the notebooks because they are perforated.Cons: The primary drawback, and the reason for the rating of 4 stars, is that writing on it requires placing it on a table or similar writing surface. A little extra sturdiness in the back cover would be excellent.Was this evaluation useful? Please tell me!
4.3/5
Sophisticated AI technology allows you to use Rocketbook’s smart titles, smart search, and email transcription for easier naming and searching of your notes
Allow 15 seconds for ink from any Pilot Frixion pen, marker, or highlighter to dry in order for it to bond to our specialized pages
No more wasting paper - this environmentally-friendly 36 page dotted grid notebook can be used endlessly by wiping clean with a damp cloth
Includes 1 Rocketbook Everlast Executive Size (6" x 8.8") Notebook, 1 Pilot Frixion Pen, and 1 Microfiber Cloth
Blast your handwritten notes to popular cloud services like Google drive, Dropbox, Evernote, box, OneNote, Slack, iCloud, email and more using the free Rocketbook application for iOS and Android
$234
Elfinbook vs. Rocketbook: I use both, and here is what I think.Each of these books has advantages and disadvantages. I'll try to summarize both from my point of view so you can decide which you like better.Rocketbook makes use of thin, more plastic-like paper. Elfinbook paper has a thicker feel and absorbs ink considerably more quickly. Elfinbook contains lines, similar to a traditional notebook, while Rocketbook has a square dot grid. Therefore, when you scan from Rocketbook, it appears as though you merely scribbled on copy paper (no lines), whereas Elfinbook appears as though there are lines for a more authentic notebook appearance. Elfinbook was the undisputed winner here in my opinion and that of others I've let put it to the test.Size: A little random since I assume they are both different sizes. Think DayTimer size when comparing Rocketbook to other personal notebook sizes. Elfinbook was heavier and less portable than the former. The size of Rocketbook is a disadvantage because it limits how much information can fit on a single page. Additional pages call for more sorting and scanning. Elfinbook clearly had more notes, and it is good to have extra room for sketching, ideas, etc. This one is a tie since it comes down to personal preference. Personally, I like the smaller size better.Turning the page: Odd category I'm aware, but that's precisely why I decided to include it here—up until now, I never gave it much thought. With its ability to turn pages just like a spiral-bound notebook, Rockebook clearly triumphs in this contest. Since Elfinbook's pages are thicker, I had to open the book and fumble with the pages and spine to flip the pages without worrying that they might tear close to the spine. You can use Rocketbook the same way you used old-school notebooks: flip the pages behind the current page and continue. It took a lot of work for me to even want to try and do that with Elfinbook.Rocketbook's app integration allows you several ways to transmit your notes right away by drawing a symbol on the page. Every sign will send a note to the location you previously specified to the program. Rocketbook reads that with ease, and presto, your paper appears where you instructed. More like a manga process is Elfinbook. Each time, you must choose where you want it to go. If you use the book for numerous entries (professional, personal, journal, etc.) and have to constantly switch where you want it to go, that becomes a pain. With Rocketbook, I was able to use 10 pages, each with a distinct location to upload to the cloud. All I had to do was mark the symbol, take the scan, and I was ready to go—there were no delays or moving between screens after each scan. This category goes to Rocketbook.App: Rocketbook's app is clearly more well-designed. Elfinbook needs certain improvements in order to become better. Rocketbook does not give their terrible OCR. Elfinbook includes a burst mode and, thanks to its dark border recognition technology, it does appear to collect pages faster. Again, Rocketbook gets it because it is a better-looking app.I would combine the best parts of each book to make a stronger one overall. I still use both, but I prefer the thicker paper from the Elfinbook and desire lines on the page in my Rocketbook.
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The spiral has to be cut to size and then inserted into the holes. If the pages are not cut perfectly, the book will not lay flat when open. If you are looking for a more professional look for your book, spiral binding is the way to go. The extra cost is worth it for the high-quality look it will give your book.
Spiral notebooks are more convenient to carry around than composition books because they have binder holes. This means that they can be easily slipped into a backpack or a binder, and carried around without the worry of them being dropped and damaged. Composition books, on the other hand, need to be carried in a hand or a bag, which can be more cumbersome and inconvenient.
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