Gaming Paper1 in. Hex Singles

I thought this paper was a little overpriced at first, but now that I’ve been using it for a while, I’ve realized it’s actually a good value.Pros:-Hexes! I was using papers with squares before, and I kept getting increasingly frustrated with them. I find hexes a lot easier to deal with in combat.-The paper is laid out so that the edges form full hexagons. If you place them side-by-side any way, they will form a continuous grid.-Paper is thick and sturdy. Markers may bleed through, but the paper doesn’t easily crease or tear. I like to make maps in advance and reuse them repeatedly, and so far the wear and tear has been almost nonexistent.-The paper is two-sided, so if you use colored pencils or something else that doesn’t bleed, you can use both sides.Cons:-It’s a little expensive, I guess? Each sheet comes out to about $.13, but if you consider the reusability, it’s actually less. (I’ve had these for months and I’m nowhere near using all of them.)-These sheets technically don’t fit in a standard page protector. If you put one in, it’ll get a little warped (like in the picture above). Trimming the edges to make it fit doesn’t really work, otherwise the sheets won’t form a continuous map. But if you don’t use page protectors, then there’s no problem whatsoever.

The product is great, but this seller is charging double the 12.99 offered on Gaming Paper's web store. Save your money and buy directly from the manufacturer.