1,000 bulk index cards 3x5 130lb 17pt blank unruled vs Roaring Spring Recycled 4x6 Index Cards, 3,600-count case
Overall winner: 1,000 bulk index cards 3x5 130lb 17pt blank unruled
Key Differences
Norstrom Dumati (A) offers thick 130lb archival, acid-free 3x5 cards with a smooth uncoated surface that resists marker bleed-through and a higher average rating. Roaring Spring (B) provides a large quantity of 4x6 recycled, ruled-front cards with perceived mixed stiffness and a lower average rating but broader size/ruled format for varied uses
1,000 bulk index cards 3x5 130lb 17pt blank unruled
Blank 3"x5" index cards with 130lb 17pt thickness and 98 bright white stock. Uncoated surface accepts gel, pen, marker, and inkjet inks. Customers note strong thickness and durability for flashcards and school work
Pros
- thick 130lb stock
- unruled, blank surface
- good ink absorption for multiple writing tools
- durable for book bags
Cons
- unruled only (no ruled lines) for some uses
Roaring Spring Recycled 4x6 Index Cards, 3,600-count case
Recycled 4x6 index cards with blue ruled lines on one side and a blank back. Provides quality feel and size for note-taking; mixed views on thickness
Pros
- recycled paper content
- smooth 100# index stock
- blue ruled lines on front
- blank back for flexibility
Cons
- mixed thickness perception
- some customers describe cards as flimsy
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | Norstrom Dumati |
| Durability | Norstrom Dumati |
| Versatility | ROARING SPRING |
| User Reviews | Norstrom Dumati |