Well, if you are looking for a pad that will stand up to wear and tear, lots of writing and packing in book bags, brief cases, etc., do NOT buy the "Everyday" legal pads.  If you are looking for a legal pad you do not care to keep very long, hey, it's paper in legal pad form.  Just not good quality paper.

Here's the thing: the "Everyday" is flimsy and soft and thin.  The border up top will peel away.  The cardboard is soft.  The paper is very thin and actually wrinkles.  God forbid there is humidity in the air.

Maybe TOPS was initially making toilet paper with blue lines and someone at the factory accidentally shipped it to the legal pad department?  Not sure.  It is fine for note-taking if you do not really care about the notes.  Also, do not wipe with this paper--my toilet paper theory is only a theory.
Well, if you are looking for a pad that will stand up to wear and tear, lots of writing and packing in book bags, brief cases, etc. , do NOT buy the "Everyday" legal pads. If you are looking for a legal pad you do not care to keep very long, hey, it's paper in legal pad form. Just not good quality paper. Here's the thing: the "Everyday" is flimsy and soft and thin. The border up top will peel away. The cardboard is soft. The paper is very thin and actually wrinkles. God forbid there is humidity in the air. Maybe TOPS was initially making toilet paper with blue lines and someone at the factory accidentally shipped it to the legal pad department? Not sure. It is fine for note-taking if you do not really care about the notes. Also, do not wipe with this paper--my toilet paper theory is only a theory.