Redi-Tag, RTG31010, Permanent Stick Write-On Index Tabs, 416 / Pack, White, (Pack of 1)

These tabs can be written on easily and stick well so they will not just slip off when handled to turn a page. The fact that they are blank makes them just as versatile as needed.

Worked for my needs. I use them when putting workbooks together that have multiple sessions. They stick well. I write the session number on them with an ink pen.

These tabs fit the squares on the margin of a hobonichi cousin daily page: they are the same size as the number boxes, and might be off by maybe half a millimeter (smaller)? They have rounded tabs (thank you!), and they are pretty sturdy plastic (think the expensive avery tabs but less cardboardy). They are incredibly sticky, and will take off color on the tomoe river paper. However, that paper does not do well with removing stickers, so I did expect that. I ended up pasting it on my hand a few times to remove some of it, and then put it on. It would still stick a lot. I honestly did not think of that as a negative, but they are asking to rate that feature, and they are not easy to remove. Nor should they be. One package will have enough for years of hobo stuff, even if you are using them all over the book to mark things. They are white, and could fit washi tape easily. They are large enough for a normal washi tape instead of skinny only. I have no complaints and have urged others looking for cheap skinny tabs to take a look at these. They might come in different colors but they were not available at the time of my purchase.

Just what I needed for Bible study

The price of these cannot be beaten for how many there are. The tabs are smaller than the sturdy Post-It kinds, but sturdier than the Post-It "flags" which are more close to the size of these. White tabs that hold Sharpie marking well! They don't take pencil or pen ink though. Highlighter will similarly not dry and can be wiped off easily. The adhesive is perfectly see through, which I like. HOWEVER, the adhesive is very strong! Once applied, you have to be careful peeling the tab off if you'd like to adjust the placement or it will tear normal printer paper. Even then, it might lift the first layer of whatever's underneath it (it took off the graphite of some of my pencil marks). Personally, I like that it's strong. I have huge law books that get very heavy when trying to use the tab to open the book. These hold up very well!

Great product. It works as advertised.

My law office uses these as our preferred exhibit numbering methodology. While "pre-printed" and numbered alternatives exist, they are seriously limited as to (a) how many tags you get for your money and (b) the numbers which you can buy. One court filing may need only three (3) exhibits, while the next needs 40. This approach is quite flexible. The adhesive is STRONG. It is possible to remove and reposition, but sometimes the tag picks up enough paper that you cannot use that tag again. That's NOT a problem for using a new tag--it covers up that portion of the document below which the tag was placed. Users essentially "select their own font size" as to the NUMBERS they want to use. This might be as little as 10 or as great as 30. With 416 tabs in a package, you can complete a number of projects. Unreservedly recommended.

These little tags work great for marking books and journals. I use them in my bullet journal to mark the monthly page since the sticky part is clear, it doesn't obstruct what's underneath. I also used them to mark the alphabetical pages in my French to English dictionary for my translation exam in college. Saved me TONS of time looking things up. Only caveat is that the tags truly only respond well to sharpie pens. The package says any pen, but I tried gel and ball point and they smudged, faded, or wiped off. The sharpie is clear and stays just like you write it.