📄 Printworks White Cardstock, 67 lb, 92 Bright, FSC Certified, Ideal for School and Craft Projects, 8.5 x 11 Inch, Pack of 100 Sheets (00540) Review

I needed cardboard to print motivational quotes to hang on the wall around my desk and it worked. The ink applied perfectly and after a few months the photos are still relevant. My only complaint is that it curls up after cutting the pieces unless you staple or secure them on all four corners.

White is great but the shaft isn't as hard as I expected from 67#. This is marginal for greeting cards. I used a 65# stock which was very stiff but not very white and was hoping this one would be better. The leaves of both stocks are about the same thickness, but this stock seems thin in comparison despite being a higher sterling valuation.

After several smudged and/or crumpled attempts to print double-sided club IDs on cards I had on hand, I finally got around to checking the specs of my HP Envy 7645 printer to the minimum and maximum paper weights the printer can handle, this was an easy choice; Printworks' white cardstocks were closest to the upper weight limit, about the lightest, and inexpensive. I chose four stars because I have no comparison. Maybe there's something better out there but this works perfectly and when it does

I use this paper to print out checklists and procedures for demonstrations while flying in a simulator. It's thick enough to stand on a paper stand without the need for a clip to hold it in place. It works well with my laser inkjet printer using the front tray. I'm not sure how this will work if you're going through the printer from one of the other trays, so you'll have to check other reviews for this information. has worked great on many other projects that require paper of this weight - and…