You can't see the invisible 3-holes in the photo because an editor accidentally removed them and we don't know the magic word to make them reappear! But we can promise you they're 3-hole punched in real life.
We can't do spiral bound, we just can't.
Not when municipal haulers tell us they have to divert them to landfill because the twirly bits junk up the recycling machines and decrease the value of the recyclable paper.
Environotes non-spiral Notebooks might not be what you imagine
What they are not: Notebooks that you can use like a spiral bound - flipping back and forth all year long, opening and closing and flipping and opening and closing.
They will come undone (literally).
What they are: Binder paper dispensers.
It's a way to keep some binder paper in your backpack without having to lug around a binder.
The idea (I'm surmising) is that you take the pages out of the notebook as you need them - hence the perforated pages.
BOTTOM LINE - they will not hold up like a spiral-bound because they are bound by a simple strip of tape and a bit of glue - like a simple pad of paper. If you are looking for a replacement for a subject notebook, we recommend a 1/2" Binder with Tab Dividers.
