This Profolio with Clear Cover (24-pack) from Itoya has a full-view pocket on the front cover and a reversible spine insert label so you can customize your presentations and reports. It features a durable cover and clear pocket pages to keep your documents organized at the office, at school, or at home. The pages are made from PVC-free, dust-repelling polypropylene so your documents will not fade or stick to the sheets. The Profolio offers 24 double-sided pages for 48 views, and is ideal for storing or presenting photocopied, laser-printed, and inkjet documents.

Standard 8.5 x 11" Letter Size    Great for Presentations    Front Cover Pocket, Spine Label    Clear, Non-Stick Sheet Pockets    Durable Polypropylene Construction    PVC-Free

Great for presentations and reports

Letter-size front pocket for custom covers

Standard 8.5 x 11" letter size

Durable polypropylene construction

Ideal for laser-printed and photocopied documents

Clear non-stick sheet pockets

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. hello wich ruggard lens case fit my canon efs 55-250mm and efs 18-55mm?

A: This is a single lens case, it is not meant for more than one lens. If you are looking for a case to hold two lenses at once I would suggest a Ruggard backpack or shoulder bag like the Ruggard Journey 34 which would hold two lenses and a camera: RUPSB134B

Q: 2. can i use the new ENEL-18a battery with this? Does anyone know how many shots one can take with ENEL-18s vs. ENEL-15?THanks

A: The New EN-EL18a battery is compatible with the MB-D12 battery grip with the BL-5 battery chamber cover, yes. Nikon doesnt list battery life with the new EN-EL18a, but with the older EN-EL18 they estimate 1,400 shots by CIPA standards. With the EN-EL15 they estimate 900 shots by CIPA standards.

Q: 3. Is this the ideal sized case for a Tamron 70-200MM F/2.8 Di VC?

A: Yes, the Ruggard Lens Case 8.5 x 4.5 (Black) would be the correct lens case recommended for use with the Tamron SP 70-200mm f/2.8 Di VC USD Zoom Lens.

Q: 4. Will this work with the Canon 70-200?

A: Sorry; I have no Canon lenses. This is a huge case; I use it for a Tamron 150-600, which is bigger than any 70-200 that I have ever seen. Think about getting a smaller case.

Q: 5. Will this model fit on a Nikon Z9 with the 24-120mm f/4 lens attached?

A: Yes, will make a great cover for you camera and lens combo.

Q: 6. I have the Canon R6. The eyepiece is not removable so will the Think Tank eyepiece work?

A: The optional Hydrophobia eyepieces will not work/attach the right way since the Canon R6 eyepiece isn't removable, but the rain cover can technically still be used without it.

Q: 7. If I buy the MB-D12, do I also need to buy the BL-5 Battery Chamber cover as well or will the MB-D12 battery pack, as ordered, hold on N-15 Battery?

A: No, BL-5 not required.The MB-D12 as shipped will accept a Nikon EN-EL15 battery, the same battery that the D-800, 810 body uses.The BL-5 permits use and fitment of the Nikon EN-EL18a battery, used in the D4

Q: 8. For those of you who have actually used this, do you think this would fit a Nikon 85mm f/1.4 on a D850 since it's on the cusp of 24-70? Thank you!

A: Yes, it will fit with the 85mm and the D850.

Q: 9. can this case hold a sigma 180mm macro f/2.8 with collar in place?

A: We no longer sell the 180 macro to test. But from what I see it should fit.

Q: 10. What size do I need to use with a Canon T5i with a 55-250 mm lens also is there enough room to use the popup flash if needed? thanks

A: The Ruggard RC-P8 Rain Cover for DSLR with Lens up to 8" (Pack of 2), B&H # RURCP8, would work for your planned usage needs. The built-in flash should be able to pop up under this rain cover.