Heavyweight White Cardstock 8.5" x 11" - Thick Paper for Printing - Inkjet/Laser 80lb Cardstock (50 Sheets)

The Paper is the perfect thickness for my project.

I'm writing this review in the hopes that they produce more of this paper. I used it to create game cards and swatches for various table top games I like to play. It works great for printing playing cards because it is so smooth, it's easy to shuffle and separate the cards. Most card stock is "grippy," an issue where a stack of the paper tends to stick to itself.This paper has a light sheen to it that enhances the quality of the images. Reviews here indicate that the colors are muted when printing with an inkjet. I found this to be true; however, using the highest printer settings, the pages came out very well, a little muted but acceptable for my purposes, enough so, that I'd like to order more. I've not found a replacement paper as good as this.

I ordered these to print an invitation on. The quality of this card stock seems great. It really is silky and smooth. I have an older hp printer (inkjet, just a cheapie nothing fancy). I tend to have problems with paper jams in general so I didn’t know if this would work. I put one sheet in the printer at a time at first and had no problems! Then I put in 5 sheets to test it and I didn’t get any paper jams. The invitations printed very nicely on this card stock and I’m very pleased!Every time I purchase something online, I always check the reviews. I count on others to help me choose the best option. My reviews are always my honest opinion and I try to include photos if possible.If my review has helped you, please click the "helpful" button below, and if you have any questions feel free to ask! Thank you!

This is a good entry level cardstock for people who are on the budget. But, for a few dollars more, you can get a heavier cardstock.My greeting card design uses lot of ink. When using lot of ink, the cardstock will bend or warp. I can't comment on the 100lb whether they can handle more ink than the 80lb.A few cardstock will have bent corner and speck of inner cardstock, but, not enough to warrant for a return as I am already saving money vs returning them. I would buy again believe it or not.The fact that the black printed font looks glamorous made me want to buy again. If matte and gloss were a photo image paper, I would says that they are between matte and gloss. It does have a more vivid appearance than printing on matte.

I work with a lot of card stock, and most of it is good stuff. I recently started using bendable inks and ink pads, and while they did blend on regular cardstock someone suggested I would get a better result from a smoother surface. Thus I ordered several types of 70lb+ cardstock that advertised being glossy. This was the best. It is a good weight for card making, but has a slightly smoother surface that is very attractive. It is not photo-paper glossy -- if that is what you want just order photo paper. This is a nice, very white, good weight, smooth textured cardstock (also excellent for stamping and calligraphy). This would make lovely place setting cards. It goes through my regular printer just fine when I load it from the rear. I highly recommend.

I go through a lot of paper but have never felt the need to review any of it. Paper is paper, right? So I got this 80 lbs cover since it was a small amount and I wanted to see if it would work as well as the 100lbs paper I usually get. First, it did. Past that that this is really high quality paper. If you need especially good looking prints, this paper has a perfect smoothness white being not quite matte and not quite shiny. I highly recommend this is if you need really high end paper. This is the first time I have ever been impressed with paper.

I really liked this paper. I used it to print black and white adages which I framed and gave as Christmas gifts. I was surprised and impressed by the crispness of the print using my older Epson XP610 printer. I only wish that this paper was also available in 5x7 as I found it tedious to cut to size to fit my frames as I don't cut very straight.

It was as advertised