Pacon Heavyweight Tagboard, 9 x 12 Inches, White, 100 Sheets (5211)

I have was a printer for over 40 years I know quality paper and this is quality paper,I use it to set up stick on targets for when I go to the range,I’m estimating the color to be about a 86 brightness,came undamaged and a good price.

Good quality tag board. Great price

Overall, the package was well secured and sealed by the word "heavyweight is misleading. I would describe the tagboard as medium weight. It's too flexible to use as a photo backboard. Other than that, it's a great product, just not for my use.

This tagboard is whiter than the cream color tagboard used to print targets, but not as white as bond paper. It is a little smoother on one side than the other due to the process used to make it. It prints well for me on an Epson Ecotank printer, though it is absorbent enough that solid colors are not as solid black as you get on bond paper, but that's not to be expected.I measured this paper to be 11.5 point paper, meaning 0.0115 inches thick on a good Mitutoyo digital micrometer with 0.00005" resolution, The measurement is the average for several sheets each measured at several points. I had a standard deviation of about 0.0002". I am assuming 11 points was the target specification. Paper thickness can vary by more than that difference. This is about like three to four times the thickness of typing paper.Weight basis numbers vary with the type of paper because the weight is supposed to be that of 500 standard size sheets and the standard sheet size for tagboard is 24"×36", where the standard sheet size for bond/typing paper is 17"×22". So any pound weight you get for tagboard has to be multiplied by 0.433 to arrive at the equivalent for bond paper. But this particular paper has defied definition by weight. I weighed a sheet and it was only about 13.2 grams at 12"×9", or about 190 grams per square meter. That works out to about 116 lb per 500 sheet 24"×36", or 50 lb by the bond paper standard, yet 50 lb bond paper is normally 0.008" thick. So this paper's thickness is that of 72 lb bond paper. Apparent the manufacturing process makes this paper less dense than the charts say should be expected. This may be why the maker doesn't publish a weight basis number for this product, as it would mislead the average user regarding how thick it actually is.

The paper is fine but shipped loose in a bag?!? I had to order it twice. First never came because it was "undeliverable." When I got the 2nd order, I knew why. The 1st was clearly damaged beyond acceptable delivery since it's loose paper in a bag. Uhg.

This is truely an awesome card stock, you get so much for the price. I use it to create cards, stencils, book marks and templates. Stamping on this paper is great, and so is printing on it. I use it on my Cricut Explore Air and it is amazing. I love, love, love this item!!! It does say white, but its more of a soft white if that makes any sense, and one side has a slight soft texture to it, which I happen to love. I have no complaints. I will continue to purchase this item

So basically this is large pieces of cardstock. I thought it was thicker than posterboard or equivalent to poster board but it is not that thick. U can draw without it going thru but markers or paint will warp or go thru. The value for the $ i say is good because ultimately it's a ton of sheets that u can use for various purposes. I was hoping it would b thick enough to b a tad heavier so I could use to mount pics on b4 framing. I can still use & I would recommend but it's not super thick...just a decent weight cardstock type paper...only larger size.

Terrific! Like a marriage between 65 lb and 80 lb paper. I would say 92 brightness. For those pencil sketchers out there...a bit of tooth...not completely smooth, but not too textured either. Can hold watercolors, and fingerpaints, with just a bit of curl, but does not bleed through to the back. I also used it to mount my child's terribly thin classroom fingerpaint artwork, and said thin - paper fingerpaint works, look very good mounted onto this thick paper. Holds craft glue well. Does not rip easily. Incompatible with my inkjet printer, but then again, most people don't have home printers that can take a 12 x 18 piece of paper anyway.

If anything this is medium weight tag. Not as described. A lot thinner then I expected. I come from a commercial print background. This would equate to a 80lb cover weight. Heavyweight should be more like a 110 to 130lb cover weight.

I would give zero if I could. This is NOT a heavyweight paper. It's softer than cardboard and not bright white. Don't be fooled and save your money.

This paper is used for a 3d art project. It is very good quality and the price on Amazon was better than other retail outlets but still expensive nevertheless. Need the thicker paper for the 3d effect.

Excellent tag board! Slightly matte on one side and smooth on the other. Was exactly what I was expecting for tagboard! Perfect for making tags and other crafting! Arrived well packed and no stickers or anything on the paper. No damage, perfect shape.

I bought this to cut in half and use for art drawings. Very satisfied.