Review on TUL Custom Note-Taking System Refill Pages - Junior Size, Narrow Ruled, 100 Pages - White by Dan Venegas
Durable outer covers
I have the larger size and I find that the smaller size is easier to use. I bring it with me in meetings and it is easier to carry than the larger size. I really like how the pages are easy to remove and reinsert for organization. The tab inserts are very sturdy as well. The only feedback I have would be to have the TUL name or some form of marking on the outer covers to distinguish the beginning of the notebook.
- The best part is that sheets can be easily removed and re-attached without tears.
- the paper is good quality and fits well. wish it were less expensive.
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