Hammermill Cardstock, Premium Color Copy Cover, 80 lb, 8.5 x 11-8 Pack (2,000 Sheets) - 100 Bright, Made in the USA Card Stock, 120023C

Nice weight! Smooth paper. I use these for making sorting placemats for classroom activities and they print out nicely on our building copy machine. I use a larger laminator to keep the placemats bright and durable for multiple uses.

Love this paper. We used this at work for our marketing materials. Gives a nice clean crips look for marketing materials!

Needed for making holiday cards with stamps, inks and paints. Bought so I could have 11 x 17, but also cut down to 8.5 x 11 for printer if I needed it.

Amazing paper!!

Paper is awesome but packaging needs work. The paper feel wonderful to the touch and prints beautifully with laser as well as inkjets. But my last shipment arrived with half the sheets with then ends smashed. Amazon credited me for the damaged portion so it's all good, but hopefully the manufacturer can figure out how to ship these better.

Run good in our copier

I bought this paper specifically to use for hot foil glimmer machine as recommended by various YouTube influencers. It worked better than any paper I have used with the exception of synthetic Yupo or Duralar

This arrived in a box which was too large. The paper wrapping around the card stock was all torn up. I doubt that happened in transit, so Amazon sent me a pack of card stock which was already messed up in a box which was too large with a few plastic air bubbles. Fortunately the paper did make it to me in decent condition and I had purchased a lot more than I really needed, so any that were not in good condition didn't mess up my plans. The paper itself is pretty good, but I used two different huge industrial office printers to print on it. The color printed worked out really well for the most part. On a few images the ink just didn't want to take. With the black and white printer there was ghosting and other problems. I don't know what this paper is supposed to be for, but be warry if you plan to print on it using an office printer. The paper is probably too thick to successfully go through my small home printer, but I haven't tried it since I don't want to waste my expensive ink, and I was working on a work project anyway.

This paper had a really good thickness. It was perfect for drawing on with markers. Sometimes you just can’t use a letter size piece of paper you need something bigger. I don’t know if I would make cards with it. It’s a little bit thin for that, but it was great for making posters and for projects, the paper is nice and smooth perfect for any markers or pencil work I don’t know if I would use them with watercolours that I don’t know how they would hold up, but it has been fantastic. I’ve used it for I would purchase again.

**FOR ANYONE CONFUSED ABOUT PAPER THICKNESS just like we are, here is a measurement in millimeters comparing the Hammermill Sylvamo 80lb cardstock to 65lb cardstock from Staples. In thickness, they are nearly identical.** We purchased the 80lb cover cardstock. The paper quality looks great. We have not tried printing on it as it is too thin for our needs. The paper packaging arrived completely destroyed, but the pages are okay. Hoping to see a variation of their premium color 110lb cardstock in 13x19". Hint Hint.

Packaging came torn but taped. Some of the top papers had indents, I had to discard the first one. Has about the same value for the money as Staples at 60.91 CAD. Staples offers 80lb 11 x 17 for 52.29 + tax but didn't have it in stock so I went this. 80lb is perfect paper weight for brochures. It worked with the Canon IP8720 printer. I would not recommend matte paper for printing dark photo's. Go for glossy paper instead. Lighter photos or text will look fine.

The colours prints really washed out on this paper. Bright red becomes dull orange. Printed on a brand new Epson ET15000. Changed to a different paper and it printed true colours.

The paper package was torn and the sheets were bent in two places in the corner. Also, the package was left by the delivery guy in the snow, by chance I was home and so I avoided the water damages. The quality of the paper is medium, pretty thick, but nothing more.