Can 8.5 x 11 documents easily fit in and be removed from the zippered inner pocket? Thank you!
910596
Yes absolutely. The inner pocket is great for any loose documents you need on hand and they won't fall out of order with the zipper closed
910597
Yes. This is easily the best pad around...even for way more money. Including special inside pockets. This is my second one in 5 years. Hope this helps.
910598
No. A 9x6 is the most that will fit easily into the zippered section without creasing.
910599
No. The inside zippered pocket is smaller than 8.5 x 11. However, the open pocket behind the inside zippered pocket will hold 8.5 x 11 papers.
608926
The pockets are 2 5/8" x 5 1/2" and the pages do fit in a standard 3-ring binder.
1917000
I can fit a couple composition books into it but anything the size of a folder in width and height would not fit with the zipper closed. Plenty of volume space for pencils and small things though. :)
1540645
Yes, you may fit even legal size documents inside Expanding Folder pockets and the pockets are deep, therefore avoiding the documents from damage. I am very happy with my purchase till this date.
687692
I have file folders in mine and they don't stick out. I'm sure it would be fine for brochures and booklets. It has 3 large pockets, 1 with a zipper. It also has a smaller pocket with a zipper and that has small pockets inside for other items. It is classy looking, very well made and I am very pleased with mine. I don't carry it around every day but I think it would hold up well to every day use.
586650
I don't know the interior dimensions specifically, but I store letter-size documents in this model without trouble. The depth of the model is enough that you could fit a couple hundred pages without concern. Legal-sized documents would probably not fit without bending or folding them.
1471099
This is perfect for 8.5 x 11" paper. The interior of the drawers are actually 8.75" wide and 11.75" from front to back. There is space for your finger to lift the paper without damage. I store colored paper and card stock in these drawers.
1291060
The only way you could do this, is if you fold them in half. The pockets are the size of CD/DVDs.
290514
I measured the size of width of the pocket. I think up to 85mm diamter is OK to put in. 88 or 89 won't be able to put in there.
778904
The opening is smaller than the width of the case. Papers will fit but they will have to be bent to get them in there. You wouldn't be able to put a folder in there at all
1159669
According to my measurements, the inside is 15" deep x 16" wide. That is minus the upper "lip". I placed a legal-size, 1/3 cut file folder in and it fit with room to spare. I didn't have on 11 x 17.
1575014
Bottom tray doesn't come out, inclosed tray does. But not big enough for 8.5x11 paper documents. Maybe 6x8 . . .
911691
No. I just tried fit a notebook in one of the extended pockets and the zip won't close.
2013677
I have dozens of 8.5 x 11 size correspondence filed in folders and the Rolodex is sturdy. Any papers larger than this size should be in folders also because they will stick out and will be more subject to wear and damage.
1637918
Addendum to my previous answer. I don't use the three-ring binder, so the pocket into which that slides (behind the notepad) is a usable pocket for me.
1554110
Short answer: Yes, it will fit in the longer document pocket. However, that pocket is very loose and if you do not zip the entire portfolio closed, your tablet could easily fall out. The is a small, padded pocket inside the document pocket that has a velcro fastener. This looks more ideal for a tablet, but is too small for Surface. Looks like it would hold smaller (~7") tablet.
2255420
you can fit an 11-inch Macbook Air in the front zipper pocket. i have an 11-inch Samsung Chromebook that fits well in it