Flambeau Heavy-Duty Contractor Clipboard Document Holder, Portable Storage Organizer for Papers, Receipts & Forms | Office, School & Jobsite Use, Grey

i love it, i can put my invoices in it and pens, and business cards, and still have room. its is super durable, i accidentally launched it across a driveway and it survived. it's not too heavy, so it's easy to carry. overall it's great.

Still holding up after 5 years of use. I was expecting the hinge or snap clip to eventually break, but it’s doing fine. Only thing I can say is it’s slightly deformed over time and has taken on somewhat of a bow/curve, but it still holds contents inside so I can’t take any stars off. Holds my 13” Mac Air, charging brick, mousepad, MagicMouse, glasses, cables, notepad and still has room to spare for my paperwork/receipts for the day. It looks boring and inconspicuous which is perfect for leaving in the back seat of my truck while I run in and out of supply houses or leave it on a jobsite.

The clipboard meets all expectations with the exception of the side latch, which is adequate but not robust. The clips on the outside and inside are very strong - best in class. The unit itself is very strong, easy to write on, and certainly protective of water/rain. The side latch could be better as it has only very light security when the unit is closed up. Very light, but it has never sprung open on me yet. Inside has plenty of room and there is a sleeve to put things in like pens, cards, etc. Overall the unit is very large and is a beast. There are no weak points that I see other than the clasp. Highly recommend this item for those looking for a protective case for documents.

strong very durable large storage capisity good solid grip easy to carry seems large at first give it a try my husband is a truck driver and he uses it daily and loves it!!

Best jobsite clipboard I’ve used. I carry tons of plan detail and layout sheets on the jobsite and I need a clipboard that I can store and organize all my drawings in. On windy days this keeps everything organized and it can keep your paperwork protected from rain if you don’t store it on the edge. Some downsides: - If you jam pack this binder, it can struggle to close fully (just gotta offload the papers after a while). I’ve had mine overpacked for a while and it can make the corners not line up after a while and lose some of the water proof seal - the little rubber grippy feet on the spring bar can come off so reattach them when they get loose to not lose them. Always gotta keep an eye on those - it’s been pretty sturdy but it feels like it could break easily if stepped on or dropped from over 6’ (but I’m sure that’s true of any other binder so take that for what it is) Overall, I’ve purchased two and will purchase another if my other two break

STURDY AND DURABLE

Great for truck drivers to store their permits and/or bill of ladings. Reasonably priced. Appearance wise this clipboard is identical to the Kobalt clipboard that Lowe’s used to carry. I’ve had 2 of the Kobalt clipboards and the latch over time breaks. They last about 3 years. I expect the Flambeau one to wear out the same way the Kobalt ones did. Now to make Flambeau clipboard complete I need to add some stickers to it.

It’s a cheap tackle box for your papers and writing implements. The writing surface bows in the middle. You could lay this flat and level, then put something heavy in the center — like a large, high-polished stainless steel ball bearing — and pour liquid on the clip board — et viola! — you would find its secret dual purpose, it’s a bowl! As you might imagine, this is not a great feature when you write on paper. Paper does not like to be anything but flat when written on, as it becomes shaped and when the time comes to file it away it takes up a lot more space. It’ll carry a bunch of crap, but it sucks as a clip board