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Circa Binder: Classic or Letter Size

Mixing Sizes

One advantage of letter size is the capability to insert both letter and junior size pages in the same binder. You can't do it the other way.

But I guess you could mix sizes with a junior binder by including junior size pages and 3x5 cards.

Couple options.
 
Classic size is more portable. Letter size gives you more room. I use Classic size, although I've recently been using an even smaller 3x5 notebook.

Katherine
 
Classic for me

I have both, but use the classic. Its more portable size means less resistance to keeping it handy.
Also, if you travel a lot, you can buy pages in US or Europe that fit (A6 if memory serves).
 
I'd go with the smaller ones. I ordered a set of letter-sized notebooks first, and they were too cumbersome to carry around. I've since switched to the smaller one and prefer it.
 
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