Five Star Reinforced Filler Paper, Wide Ruled, 100 Sheets/Pack (15049)

Great paper and holds up well. Reinforce holes are sturdy.

My kids love this paper!!! It DOES NOT tear!!!

Well worth the extra dime. Works great!

Love the reinforcement of it!! Works great!!

The non reinforced pages fall out so easy hut these stay in the binders!

I accidentally bought these instead of the standard wide ruled notebook paper. I was impressed by the reinforced sides. they will definitely stay in the three ring notebook better because of the reinforced sides.

this paper is thicker than normal paper and doesn't year when you turn the binder. worth the spending the extra few dollars

I bought it for a donation for school supplies, but it looks like the same type of paper I used when I went to school, except back then there weren't that many options.

If you're shipping or scheduling store pick up be sure to read the description. Rushing I only looked at the display picture and assumed I'd be receiving 100 sheets of paper per pack. I was wrong, there are only 80 sheets of paper.

Teachers put real effort into building school supply lists each year, and many of them still list Mead Five Star Filler Paper with an expectation of 100 sheets per pack. That has been the standard for filler paper for as long as most of us can remember. Mead now ships only 80 sheets under the same branding, at a higher price than before. The paper quality has declined along with the count. Erase something twice and you risk tearing straight through the sheet. This is not the durable, dependable paper Five Star built its reputation on. So the package has 20 fewer sheets, the price is higher, and the product performs worse. This is shrinkflation in its clearest form. Families are trying to make sure their children are properly equipped for the school year, while corporate leadership continues collecting bonuses and the consumer absorbs the difference every single time. I would also ask what the added "Study App" access is actually providing. The pack includes a $3.57 charge tied to this app, but there is little clarity on what that usage buys the customer. Mead built its name on quality. I would like to see that standard return, along with a price that reflects what is actually inside the package.