Notebook or binder.
Are there binders without rings?
Students in US schools forced to deal with the pain of using and carrying around brick-like ring binders are asking endless questions. You can easily see that on the top of their wishes is a quite legendary “Binder notebook.” This nowhere to find mythical beast combines the utility of the ring binder with a simple, easy-to-use notebook.
Students shopping for basic school supplies meet the stark market reality where the only choice is a 133-year-old Ring-binder.
A not exactly modern solution, the Ring binder was invented when the first Steam Engines came to life.
A few manufacturers are producing a variety of widgets that are supposed to replace the Ring Binder, but none of them is up to the task.
The problem is spines exceed the thickness of the paper they contain. The need to deal with metal prongs (Prong Folder) that easily hurt fingers with sharp metal edges, or the fancy Punchless binders in various shapes, frankly missing the tooth to grab and keep the leaflets effectively.
There is a solution that comes closest to fulfilling the dreams. The Flex hybrid note binder has collapsible rings made from steel wire, but the heavy-duty beast takes up so much space in the backpack and, quite frankly, quite often feels like an overkill. Pounds of steel to carry ounces of paper?
So among the unsatisfied, a designer came up with a simpler solution.
The ringless binder is made from a sheet of tear-resistant paper.
Ringless binder with its 2 oz (56grams) average weight is ECO friendly. The designer Eliminatined 80% of the material usually involved in the CONSTRUCTION of the OLD Ring-binder.
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