Q-Connect Punched Pocket A4 Deluxe Side-Opening Orange Peel Strip (Pack of 25)

I use it to file female ancestors from Census or profile

The ones with the red spines or whatever they're called open at the spine side so that paper doesn't fall on the floor if you up-end your folder.The plastic is fairly thick, a reasonably sturdy compromise. It has a heavily frosted kind of texture. The benefit of this is that a stack of the won't be *crazy* slippery. They are merely somewhere between moderately slippery and very slippery. The disadvantage is that the texture catches the light from a wider angle and can make it more difficult to see what is inside if you're the kind that prefers to read from pages inside the pockets.The holes line up alright.One weird thing was that every pocket had a diagonal fold mark. It didn't happen in transit, so how are they are doing that? I take a mark off for careless handling.

These are good but not as good as my original Rexel ones I can no longer find to buy. Much better than some for sale I have found.

I am very pleased with this product

Used as needed it for filing papers as working from home

What is really worrying is that 75microns seems to be high compared to other cheaper alternatives (30 or 50 microns) but upon receiving the goods, they seem to be 'normal' sleeves/pockets that I'm used to. Make you wonder what those cheap ones are like..These are good and I will recommend them to others.I prefer having a side opening.

The product is cheap and inconsistently made. Once in a folder, sometimes the pockets stick out above higher up or more to the right impeding the view of extra wide index tabs when it shouldn't. I found only about half of the pockets satisfactory.

I really like these pockets as it is super easy to get your paperwork in and out of the pocket.