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Bit the bullet... ordered a Levenger Circa Jr.
Russell | Dec 4 2006
Well, after much contemplation, I went ahead and ordered a Levenger Circa in the Jr. size. I went with the red color and had it customized with my intials. I also ordered the tab dividers, grid paper refill, and combo puncher of the desktop and travel punch. Pretty pricey, but I think I will get a lot of use out of this notebook. Per my question on emory's review thread, I found this link to someone who has had a letter size of the Levenger Circa for a while and describes how he uses it. I'll post up some pix to my flickr account when I get to opening it and how I pimp it out...heh... 39 Comments
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 One point I thought was...Submitted by terceiro on December 10, 2006 - 11:09pm.
Ironman;7079 wrote:
One point I thought was valid that a co-wroker pointed out was, what happens if the paper wears out that holds it in the Circa rings? I think the people with Circas will know what I'm talking about, but I thought it was a valid point. I think that it won't be an issue because it would take a lot of abuse to cause the paper to fail in that mode, but hey it could happen. It has happened to me... but not with Levenger paper. Nor with standard-weight printer paper (too lazy to walk over and look. 25lb, maybe?). It has happened to me (consistently) with a punched yellow-legal-pad paper. That stuff is surprisingly thin, and the edges fold up quickly. However, it is only the edges that have been affected. The middle rings (I use a letter size) have been untouched, and I have never, ever had a page fall out of my Circa. I think you're more at risk with a 3-ring binder: only 3 points of failure. In my letter size Circa I have eleven. » POSTED IN:
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