3x5 index cards, 100lb thick, blank unruled (1000 pcs) by Norstrom Dumati vs Roaring Spring 4x6 index cards, bulk 3600 (36 packs of 100)
Overall winner: 3x5 index cards, 100lb thick, blank unruled (1000 pcs) by Norstrom Dumati
Key Differences
Norstrom Dumati (A) offers 1,000 thick 3x5 cards on 14pt/100lb archival stock with an unruled smooth surface, making them sturdier and better for long-term or heavy handling. Roaring Spring (B) provides 3,600 larger 4x6 cards with blue ruled fronts and red headers for organized note-taking, but some customers report the paper is very thin and mixed in sturdiness
3x5 index cards, 100lb thick, blank unruled (1000 pcs) by Norstrom Dumati
Blank 3" x 5" index cards, 100lb 14pt stock with an uncoated smooth surface. Thick, durable cardstock suitable for flashcards and school work, with minimal ink bleed-through
Pros
- 100lb 14pt thick cardstock
- uncoated smooth surface
- absorbs gel-ballpoint-pen ink, marker, inkjet inks
- sturdy and durable for bags/bundles
Cons
- blank, unruled surface may require writing guidance
- only 3x5 size
Roaring Spring 4x6 index cards, bulk 3600 (36 packs of 100)
4"x6" index cards in a 3,600-card bulk case. One side ruled with blue lines and a red header; back is blank. 100# white index stock for writing clarity. Customers value size and writing space for notes and lists
Pros
- large 4"x6" format for more writing space
- ruled front with top header line for organization
- bulk case of 3,600 cards
- blank back for additional notes or sketches
Cons
- paper thickness described as very thin by some customers
- mixed feedback on sturdiness
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | Norstrom Dumati |
| Durability | Norstrom Dumati |
| Versatility | ROARING SPRING |
| User Reviews | Norstrom Dumati |