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Wombat37
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025
This product comprises three pads of 30 sheets of large flip-over chart paper. The paper is quite thick and doesn’t tear easily like some I’ve used. This thickness also enables the use of permanent ink marker pens without having the ink bleed through so both sides of the paper can be used if needed. I have a 6-foot easel that is just the right size for these pads. The combination is a great size for a large room full of people. There is a stiff cardboard backing that keeps the pad flat on the easel and stops it from rolling off. The sheets have a strip of sticky coating at the top on the back so they can be stuck onto a wall after being removed from the pad. The adhesive is mild, so it didn’t damage the surface of the walls I’ve used it with. I like using these pads for many presentations because they are so much easier, quicker, and more interactive than putting together a PowerPoint presentation where a dark room, projector, screen, electricity, and of course, a presentation file must be set up beforehand.These pads aren’t cheap but they are very high quality and they are much cheaper than a PowerPoint setup.
Kim M
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2025
I am IN LOVE with these sticky easel papers! I've been trying to find the most user-friendly art surface for my little ones, but everything else has been either too clunky or messy (thin, large format paper on a roll that either requires an easel or needs to be ripped and taped down to use without sliding, or smaller format paper taped down that doesn't fully protect the surface from "artistic license"). When I saw these easel papers, I picked them up on a whim, thinking that the size of the paper would work better then what I've been using previously. I was completely thrilled to find out that not only was the quality of the easel paper thicker and smoother than the art paper rolls, but it also had sticky adhesive on the back side that could easily be attached onto a table, easel, window frame, or any other smooth surface (like a giant post-it) and easily pulls away when you're done without leaving any sticky residue! My new art set-up is to attach several blank pages (small overlap) on the wall for my kiddos and let them literally draw on the walls to their heart's content! :-) (Small note in this picture - I have textured/painted walls that are challenging to attach anything to, so the masking tape just helps the paper's adhesive stay put on the wall - it isn't necessary for other/smooth surfaces.) I will definitely be ordering more of these sticky easel paper pads when I run out!
BigBrentMorton
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2025
If you’ve ever wished a Post-it Note could moonlight as a whiteboard, a brainstorming board, or a portable billboard for your most brilliant (or questionable) ideas, this is the product for you. These easel pads are huge, think dishwasher door huge. They stick to walls, windows, and easels like a giant sticky note but without leaving a gross residue behind. And the best part? The paper is thick enough that even the most enthusiastic marker users won’t end up with an accidental ink mural on the next sheet.Now, here’s where things get interesting. Flip it over, and boom, it’s a temporary whiteboard. Sure, it’s not the highest quality whiteboard material, and if you leave your doodles too long, they might haunt you forever, but for quick sketches, brainstorming sessions, or teaching your cat algebra, it works. A little scrubbing (or the classic “write over it with fresh marker” trick) keeps it mostly clean.The adhesive is solid but has a Goldilocks situation going on, it sticks well if left alone, but if you reposition it too much, it starts to lose its grip. That said, it does the job, and you won’t find yourself playing a tragic game of “peel it off the wall while trying to keep it flat.”Whether you’re running a business meeting, hosting a game night, creating a vision board the size of a small car, or just need to get your chaotic ideas out of your head and onto a wall, this thing delivers. It’s a paper pad, a sticky note, and a whiteboard all in one, and frankly, that’s pretty cool.
Dusty White
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2025
Why you want this: (here is my real-world experience in business)Okay so yeah, I have genuine 3M Post-it notes of almost every size and shape for my office. They are indispensable, and off-brand sticky notes generally suck. But then I have a giant rolling easel for business meetings, planning, and brainstorming. The problem with my easel is that the (powder coated) "whiteboard" was not so permanent.This is not just a giant pad of paper that you can hang on your easel (if it has those pegs at the top) — or you can SET it on your easel (if it has that shelf at the bottom), but ALSO this has a really good sticky-note adhesive on the back of each page, so you could tear off a sheet and mount THAT on your (wall, window, or) easel and write on the paper that way.Or . . . (and this is the fun part) you can flip this pad over (and hang it or set it as above) and use the BACK OF THIS as a temporary whiteboard. Why did it take so long to think of this?I say "temporary white board" because this is most-important a pad of paper, right? It has sticky-note adhesive, and then it also (almost as an add-on) has a veneer coating to let you do white board stuff. But this was not made to be a forever whiteboard, so you need to wipe it off fairly quickly if you want to keep illustrating. One thing you learn after a time is that whiteboard markers do become permanent after a few days, and the longer after that the more you have to scrub off the whiteboard material to erase them.just in case you didn't know this trick, you can usually draw over old whiteboard marker with a new whiteboard marker and wait just a moment or twi (just a few seconds) and often the new ink will act like a solvent on the old ink and "erase it" when you wipe it.Anyway, yeah, EVERY "easel pad" should be:1) and easel pad2) a giant Post-It note (or equivalent) pad3) A portable white boardThis does all three. And it actually works. Also, the sheets tear cleanly as long as you are careful, and the paper is thick enough not to bleed through.
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