1,000 bulk index cards 3x5 130lb 17pt blank unruled vs Roaring Spring 4x6 index cards, bulk 3600 (36 packs of 100)
Overall winner: 1,000 bulk index cards 3x5 130lb 17pt blank unruled
Key Differences
Norstrom Dumati (A) offers 1,000 archival, 130lb 3x5 cards with a high user rating and notes of thick stock that resists marker bleed-through; Roaring Spring (B) supplies 3,600 larger 4x6 ruled cards with a lower average rating and mixed feedback about thinness and sturdiness. Choose A if you want thick, archival 3x5 cards and stronger user satisfaction; choose B if you need more quantity and a larger ruled writing area (4x6)
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 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 |