Fellowes Thermal Laminating Pouches, ImageLast, Jam Free, Letter Size, 3 Mil, 150 Pack (5200509), Clear
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WeLikeFastCars
> 3 dayGreat price, great thickness. The only downside is that it doesnt work on thermal paper. But thats not really the fault of the laminate material.
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Ryan A
> 3 dayNot sure if its the 100 pack or not, but I bought 2 of these with the same results for both packs. LOTS of static electricity which makes is very hard to center the pages Im trying to insert. Even lifting the top piece, very difficult. Ive purchased about 10 of the 150 packs from Staples, but was getting a little expensive so tried this. Takes me so much time with these Ill head back to Staples for the 150 pack. (These were $50 for 200 pages shipped, Staples was $60 for the 150 pack after tax)
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Cookie
> 3 dayI USE THESE A LOT AND FOUND THIS TO BE A GREAT WAY TO SHOP FOR THEM, RIGHT TO YOUR DOOR. AMAZON PRIME IS THE BEST.
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Eddie Pagan
> 3 dayGreat price.
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Sheila Drain
> 3 dayother laminating pouches tend to wrinkle when going through the machine. The Fellowes Laminating pouches stay flat and do not bow after heating.
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Niki Richburg
> 3 dayWorks great!
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Robert Harsh
> 3 dayexcellent product
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Tom Bux
> 3 dayThese work very well with the Fellows laminators. They are easy to handle when out of the box and easy to put your paper in. They laminate well and do not bunch up, crease or fold, so your laminated paper looks professional.
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Sherz23
> 3 dayLove the Fellowes brand. Bought a cheaper brand at Walmart and wound up returning the packages I didnt open.
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Jeff & Wendy S
> 3 dayThese laminating pouches are of good quality, are very clear, and they do the job. I probably would have given them 4 stars had I not ordered a package of the equivalent Scotch brand as well and tested them side-by-side. The Scotch brand had a slightly smoother and more consistent texture. You probably would not have thought anything wrong with the Fellowes texture until you compared them directly. Both products were the 3mil thickness, but the Scotch felt like they were slightly stiffer. The Fellowes seemed to generate a bit more static than the Scotch, making them slightly more difficult to align the document inside. Had the prices been reversed (currently, the Fellowes sells for 60% more than the Scotch. Surprise!) I would probably buy the Fellowes, but if I can save money and get the slightly better product, its a no-brainer. Check the prices of both before you buy.
