Mead Loose Leaf Paper, Graph Ruled Filler Notebook Paper, 8" x 10-1/2", 400 Sheets, Fits 3-Ring Binder (150038-ECM)

Good paper. Not much more to say.

It works

Does the job. Stays in the binder without tearing just by looking at it. Kid says it tastes great. What more could I ask for?

I like the fact it’s just as advertised—paper.

Mead is a good brand, and this graph paper is up to their usual quality. Easy to write on, clear grid markings, and the paper is thick enough that I'm not getting bleed-through on my current project. This is a great deal currently (prices may change) for 400 sheets of graph paper. That will keep me busy for quite a while!No complaints about this paper. It's exactly what you would hope for, and what you would expect. Solid, easy to use, and good quality.

Great brand and great quality as always

Nice price.

It's useful to compare this paper to classic engineering paper shown in photo 1. Engineering paper has boxes at the top for recording name, date, project, etc. The graph paper has 5 lines per inch and lines on one-inch intervals are bold to aid in sketching. Engineering paper is nice to work with, but is expensive, and it's annoying that the back side is generally not useable since the grid lines on the back are so dark.What about this Mead loose-leaf graph paper (photo 2)? First of all, it's a lot less expensive. The grid lines are dark enough to be seen but not so dark that they confuse the drawings. There are no bold lines at one inch intervals, which is a small disadvantage. Also, there are no boxes at the top for recording your name and date, etc. This could be a problem for some applications I suppose. Both sides of the paper are useable since the line darkness on the back is the same as on the front. As an engineering professor, I go through a lot of paper and I'd go broke if I had to use regular engineering paper. This paper works great for me and I like the price.