AccentOpaque White 80lb, 8.5” x 11” Cardstock Paper, 216gsm, 250 Sheets 1 Ream, Premium Super Smooth Heavy Cardstock Printer Paper for Ink Heavy Invitations, Cards, Menus, Images and More, 121947R

The paper was super sturdy, as I hoped, since I like using cardstock for alcohol markers, and I don't want paper that's porous since it will suck up all the ink. The surface is smooth to the point of almost being glossy, though, which I don't personally like for my artwork.

Purchased Accent Opaque White 80lb, 8.5” x 11” Cardstock Paper, 216gsm, 250 Sheets, for purpose of making homemade cards on color laserjet. Wasn't sure if the paper was going to be "thick enough" and the 80 lb was very, very thick--could have easily been okay using only 60 lb to make cards. Printing on this paper with a color laserjet looks very nice, colors come out rich looking, and the cards look great. 100% happy with purchase...maybe next order will go with a 60 lb paper though.

Nice cardstock paper.

I love this paper for my paper crafting hobbies. It prints beautifully, is just a little heavier than "standard" printer paper and has a great "feel". I use it to print on for my homemade "planners" and for "signature junk journal" pages. Great value!

Awesome paper - perfect for what I needed :)!

I have been buying this cardstock for years. It's been great to work with – nice and white, doesn't crack when folded and runs through my printer perfectly. However... the company throws it in a box with wiggle room and ships it like that, no filler, no padding. As a result, it shows up with some some sheets in every ream damaged in such a way that I have to discard them or use them as expensive scratch paper. A little bit of crumpled newsprint would alleviate this issue without adding any significant weight. I'm going to keep buying it, but I beg you: Please do a better job of packaging so your paper arrives undamaged!

Perfect thickness for making greeting cards. Best price I found on Amazon. I don't put the paper in a printer so I can't speak to that, but I make them by hand and this is good quality paper.

I sell original watercolor, greeting cards. This is the best card stock I have found. High-quality. It’s the right shade of white that matches envelopes. It is heavy enough, but not so heavy. It won’t go through your printer. Easy to fold easy to cut. This is the only brand of card stock I will buy.

Very sturdy you can make cards if you do cut outs with it they turn out fantastic and really so many uses. I personally do most my drawing on card stock because I like the texture I like the way it feels and it’s also a good presentation of it if you plan on selling it or anything if they’re easy to frame it’s just a nice nice consistent way to display your work I prefer a thicker card stock like this and sometimes when I order it I get the stuff that’s not quite this thick and my marker will run through or ink will seep through. This stuff is perfect. I do not use it for anything that requires a really wet application like watercolour paints or anything because that it kind of dissolves and becomes Pulpy. But markers Pencils of all kind ink this is a great paper

Good quality & great value for white A4 cardstock pack ... Most suitable to use for card making ... Thankyou!

The 80lb Accent paper is thicker and smoother than the Staples 110lb card stock and so this is now my go to for making card bases. Smooth enough to easily blend alcohol markers. It is not as thick as the Michaels 110lb cardstock however, but it is more than sufficient for a sturdy card base. As others have mentioned, my package also came torn, but only the top 6 pages had small bends in the corner (and I managed to make them almost invisible using a bone folder). Excellent value for the price.

looks thin but quite thick and strong coverand really smooth it's good for art printings

So, I purchased the smooth 65lb cardstock and my prints on my Epson ecotank were coming out... let's say not vibrant, almost muted. I read the description and the smooth is for general printing and the super smooth (this product) is for heavier inks like flyers, etc. So I bought it to see. I honestly don't see any difference between them, so that was a little disappointing. I expected something to be different since I paid $4 more for this pack. Am I upset? Nope... I'm using this in a planner for printing my own pages. Yes, thicker than high quality paper, but I can stamp on it without worrying. The only really disappointing part was that the price dropped from $21 to $15 just days after I received it. 😕 Buy again? Yes... it's a brighter white and more cost effective than buying Recollections 65lb cardstock at Michael's. So, that's a win for me. But no difference from what I can see between smooth and super smooth.