A Few Album Binder Reviews -

I've started using Staples Better Binders. I know a lot of people don't like them, because they're a little flexible, but I love the spine on them:

That looks pretty nice, Andy. How does the inside look?

Jack Kelley

Dayglo. Unnervingly like Borussia Dortmund's strip.

I'll take some pictures and post.

Here is some Staples Better Binder info:

YouTube video about the Better Binder:


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Looks like Staples Makes a Better Binder with removable rings:



And here's the pics I took of my Better Binder:

Binder standing up on it's own:



Front of binder:



Inside of binder:



Inside with all pages flipped over



Back of binder:



Binder flexibility

I've been converting my collection to Staples Better Binders as well. (30+ albums and counting). I use mostly Steiner pages and self-designed pages.
It isn't a perfect solution but for me it's a nice compromise between the traditional vinyl binders and more expensive ways to store pages.
As Andy says, there is a lot of flexibility on what you can do with the spine and the covers.
On the downside, they are flexible so you have to be careful how you store them on a shelf. Squeeze too many together and you can get bent pages.

Dan

The other binder I thought was cool was the Naked Binder. The problem is, their shipping cost is outrageous. For one $7.00 binder, the shipping is almost $15.00 to my house.

Can you get those with slip cases?

Neither Staples of Naked Binders have slip cases. Bindertek binders have slip cases.

You guys sold me...went out and bought a couple Staples Better Binders today at lunch.

What do you think of them?

They seemed of good quality and the features were nice. I am going to go home and transfer some albums into them, so I'll report back after that.