Hammermill Assorted Colors Cardstock: 110lb, 8.5 x 11, 1 Pack (200 Sheets) - Thick Cardstock, Made in USA Review

Great product. I've been using a hammer mill for a number of years and it always lasts. Bright white card stock means I can be confident my prints will look their best. Whether it's text, posters or crafts, this board will hold up well. Fading is not a problem. No stripes. A 110 pound paperweight makes excellent cards. You can rely on him!

Pleasant colours. Cardstock quality (thickness, thickness, colors) is great for Cricut and DIY projects. But the packaging was all torn and opened. As a result, bent corners and damage were found on some sheets. The fact is that the outer shipping carton and additional goods packed in the same carton have remained intact. If it wasn't for the packaging/damage issue this would definitely be good value for money.

My biggest issue with this product is that it really doesn't have the look/features of cardstock and is more like premium printer paper. Comparing it side-by-side with my 65lb box I really can't say there's a huge difference in weight/strength, if anything I'd say it feels thinner and definitely lets light through a lot more easily . It's great for the price, but if you do crafts for business rather than just a hobby like I am, I would suggest using a different product.

DO NOT BUY - NOT LIKE OFFER. very disappointed. I ordered this paper for making New Year's cards. I've been making cards for about 10 years and I know what 110lb card stock is. 1. It was not in sealed packaging as in the photo but in a torn glassine sleeve. 2. Since the package was compromised, I'm not even sure the amount matches the advert. 3. It's not a £110 paper, £65 at best. I actually think the original paper has been replaced with a 'cheaper' thin paper rather than premium paper as…

I ordered this to give to my child's teacher as part of Teacher Appreciation Week to resupply a school led class. The box itself is excellent and the teacher was very appreciative. Packaging and shipping left a lot to be desired. The entire cardboard packaging was basically torn (I felt like I should add an apology to the teacher, it was so bad). I was amazed that the box itself was still in relatively decent, usable condition. Revain definitely needs to get better at things like this. It…

I've used Hammermill paper of various weights over the years. Putting this next to the 100lb Hammermill cardstock paper, the 100lb Hammermill paper is significantly heavier than the alleged 110lb Hammermill paper. I thought those reviews questioning/doubting the thickness of this paper were from people who had unreasonable expectations of what 110 pounds would feel/look like. None of the apples I saw mentioned comparing apples to apples with more or less thick/heavy paper from the same…