Loose Leaf Binder Office Book Rings 1-Inch（100 Pack）, with Metal Nickel Plated for Key,for Index Cards and School，Sliver

Exactly what I needed to organize flashcards and small booklets. They open and close easily but hold tight. Good quality for crafts or classroom use.

I bought these to hang certain signs around the store where I work. They work very well. They come in a very nice plastic container, that is clear and you can see exactly what you have in there and it keeps everything neat and organized. They work just like they are supposed to and this is good enough for me.

These are the perfect size to use for notecards. I made flash cards for my daughter and these hoops fit perfectly. The closure is smooth and the cards don’t get stuck. They are very functional and a good quality.

Some of the rings are challenging to open. Out of 20 rings I used, 3 gave me a challenge. Otherwise, the need was met using this item.

Good, durable.

These worked well for keeping words available for students throughout the year!

So, I’m a literacy teacher and I needed to come up with a creative way to teach my students several prefixes, suffixes, and their corresponding meanings. I bought this pack of silver binder/index rings & two sets of multicolored index cards in bulk on Amazon and went straight to work on the project.Using a small hole puncher, I put a hole in tons of index cards, separated them all into sets of 30, and then threw each set of cards on a ring. And VoiLa! 🌟🌟 Now each student will have their very own set of “flip cards” with all the prefixes & suffixes they’ll be learning about over the next few months! 😃These silver rings are GREAT! They are fairly easy to open & they *STAY* closed! ☺️ The price of the product is great and there’s more than enough rings in the package — so much so that I’ll have plenty left over! 😊Overall, I’m a happy camper. They were essential to making my project a success! ❤️ 👍

Great for the classroom. I use these with file folders for middle school students to keep their graded work in the classroom. Students can open the rings and put their work inside - sometimes the rings need a little help to open but it gets easier with time. They are durable enough to reuse the following year.