Oxford Zipper Binder with Pockets, 3 Inch Round Rings, Handle and Removable Shoulder Strap, 5-Tab Expanding File, Black & Navy (1006343)

This is a durable zipper binder that comes with all the features I was looking for, including inner pockets, inner accordion slots, and large binder rings. It comes with a optional shoulder strap or a built in handle. It fit my papers, and a folder, as well as storing a notebook with ease and plenty of room left over. It did not feel bulky when I put all of these things in there and has become a great way for me to transfer everything I need in once trapper keeper/zipper binder.

My son is hard on stuff and this didn’t last. Zipper broke in two weeks. Disappointed with the product

Product zipper was a bit wonky in the beginning but my son overall loves this for carrying around his school stuff in high school.

My daughter uses this for school. It replaced the need for folders for each class. Holds all of her supplies and is lightweight! The zipper works great. Rings are in line and open easily but also stay closed. It has a neutral look which is what we were after and is built well, I think it will last quite some time!

The zipper on the side pocket broke on the first day, and we can't get the main zipper to work smoothly. Sometimes it doesn't work at all, and I my daughter has only used the binder for three days. I don't know if I can return it after it she has already used it.

Perfect for organizing my all my estate documents.

I got this for my middle school son in September and the entire metal frame tore away from the fabric binding on the inside. Has to get thrown away now. DO not water the money. It will or last with holding many school items.

Real sturdy binder, nice big rings, feels like it's well made overall. Price is very reasonable for a zipping binder of this size and quality - though I'm not sure I've seen binders from Oxford before this back to school season. The styling is definitely understated, perfect for my kid who's hitting that doesn't want to stand out phase but still wants a binder like this since they're the popular option. I can't argue with something that they'll be happy with, isn't overly priced, and seems like it's going to hold up for the school year.