GBC ProClick The Do-It-Yourself Presentation Kit, Includes 5/16" Diameter Spines, Paper, Covers, 2 Kits per Pack (2515665)

If you want to make your own spiral-type notebook and be able to change the pages, this is one of very few choices available. Covers are nice quality, binder works fine, paper is a little thin but it ran through my printer without any issues. (I wondered if the hole punches would make the sheets stick together, but they did not.) The handy little tool you see in the product video that they use to open and close the binder is not included in this kit. The instructions on the back of the package show you how to use a pencil to open up the binder.

I bought this product for a workbook that I received through PDF. I wanted to make it more of an official book rather than pages in a binder and this was absolutely perfect! It was very easy to print and assemble. I only wish that there was an option with more possible books included and also the possibility of a bigger binding. I used 46 pages and it just fit. If I needed anymore pages I would have probably needed to buy another binding separately. I will definitely keep this option around in the future as I like being able to print things up myself.

I bought this kit actually to do a book for my first grandbaby's trip to visiting family members for a keepsake. I also made my mother a medical book where she can post her vital signs and any medical issue results that she needs to chart down. I wish there were more of the binder ends and plastic covers in the kit, I still have a lot of paper left. It is a great kit that comes with everything to make an assignment look professional and easy to assemble as well. Yes, I would recommend this kit and I will order again in the future.

I was expecting the paper to be slightly thicker however it was a thin printer paper with premaid holes. You can not print double sided on the paper as you can see the other side and does not present well. If using this as an art calendar with paint etc, again the paper is very thin so be careful. Overall it did what I needed it to do with some tweaks etc. Be sure to do a test page with your printer first, Easy to assemble.

Extremely convenient not having to drive to a print shop. Great for someone who comb-binds infrequently enough to make the whole puncher cost prohibitive. Easy to click the combs closed. On my Brother printer, I had to load and print 1 sheet at a time. The holes held the sheets together and sent 10 through at once for the first page. Still worth it for the convenience.

Exactly what I needed to create my next yearly workout routine. Almost completed my first year routine and since the next edition only came in a pdf I needed something to create a bound notebook for tracking my workouts. The 3-ring binder style is too thick and the pages don't flip flat like this style. I'm old-school and like recording my workouts with pencil and paper so this was perfect. I haven't used it yet so we'll see how it holds up. If it does, I'll definitely be back to purchase again, if just the paper next year since it came with two spirals.

The pre-punched deck of pages feed into my Brother color laser printer like normal paper. I just printed 24 pages and used one set of spine, top cover and bottom cover. It took a little patience to close all the snaps on the spine. No real problems. Convenient.

Easy to use. I liked having covers included with the spirals and the paper. It's nice that you don't have to own your own spiral-binding machine to punch the holes. And it's cost effective. Having read these reviews, I was careful to make sure that every page could slide freely, but I had no trouble printing a 50 page book with this paper. Personally I prefer a true spiral binding; these 'spirals' have a spine along one side so I find it harder to open the book and have it lie flat. And I find it harder to turn the pages. I have now found do it yourself spiral binding kits as well; they are more expensive than this kit, but they also make more books (25-100, depending on the kit).

It's not worth the price. It's very hard to open and close without the tool. At this price, you would think that the tool would be included. The hole punched paper is cheap and your fingers hurt after pinching the binding together.