Rite in the RainA4 Waterproof Copier and Laser Printer Paper White 200 Sheet Pack Recyclable 21 cm X 29.7 cm Map Printing Storage Longevity Resists Oil & Grease Mud & Grime Sweat Laundry Mishap

Had these soaking under a tap for 5 minutes and they were perfectly fine. More difficult to tear than say 100gsm paper but can definately be ripped.

Does exactly what it says it will, high quality and works perfectly with a laser printer.

This paper has excellent waterproofing properties. The water accumulates in bubbles on the surface. It is great for handwritten work and, I am guessing, for laser printing (as I don't have one I cannot say for sure) but not so good with my inkjet printer inks.Firstly, the resulting print is quite pale with the inkjet inks and it also takes a long time to dry. Easy to smear the ink if you touch it too soon. I have not yet tried multi sheet printing, and I wouldn't recommend it with an inkjet as I would expect it to smear when the pages that follow the first land on previous sheets and that it would get worse with the weight as more sheets pile up.But, hey! it's good for ballpoint and pencil-written material, which is what I wanted it for. So I'm not unhappy about buying it.

I have been using the Toughprint waterproof paper products for many years.I thought I would give this product a go because the Toughprint product is fairly expensive.The Rite in the Rain paper does work, but it is no where near as robust as the Toughprint product.That said, I guess it depends on what you want to use it for.This paper was purchased for pre-printing Search and Rescue Casualty Record Cards.It's OK but it does tend to become quite flimsy when it's been used in the rain for some time and writing on it becomes a delicate affair.However, if you just wanted to print some map extracts or prompt cards, and they didn't get too wet, this product would probably be OK.

This Rite in the Rain Waterproof Copier Paper 8512 is costly but ideal for my purpose and I have used it for many years.As a swimming teacher I use pre-printed forms for every lesson and take notes on the side of the pool using a simple clip-board. By definition the poolside is wet - also I need the board to be close to the edge of the pool so I can lean over with my wet arms and write on it with a 6B pencil.Children walk over it (well they will, won't they) and drip all over it, sometimes it falls in the water. So what - it survives and I take home the record of their achievements.An A1 product.

Excellent for printing waterproof notices and cheaper that other similar papers. A bit thinner but that doesn't matter in practice.

I use these for printing questionnaires etc on with a laser printer for fieldwork data collection. They are superb. Work perfectly in the rain and are more resistant than 'normal' paper to creasing and general student rough-handling. Once you have used these you'll always want to use them!

Sadly this product once out in the rain deforms and absorbs water so fails to remain flat in wet or damp weather - prints nicely but nowhere near as 'weatherproof' as it claims. Expensive lesson in trying to be eco-friendly will use it up on external but weather protect but damp notice board - as it is an improvement on basic copier paper in this situation.