Post-it Index Study Arrows - Assorted Colours (Pack of 20)

I have bought these before - they are worth the little bit more - the 'flags' stick well on pages (but also peel off easily)Highly recommend

Yet again, Post-it has come up with a quality product that is very useful indeed.I received the Index study arrows which measure 45 mm x 25 mm and are outlined in three different colours of pink, green and blue, which when placed on a white page, only the arrow is visible.Their size is sufficient for one to write brief notes whilst the arrow points to the relevant subject. A choice of colours enables notes to be colour-themed, yet the Post-it is easily removed without damage to the page.Their surface allows one to write easily with a ballpoint pen.These are invaluable flags to anyone who studies - highly recommended, 5 stars!

The thing I've always respected about 3M is they make a simple idea extremely well, these are a classic example of that, I'm reviewing these based on how I would use them, I'm a graphic designer mostly of book covers, often the briefs are so vague the only option is to read the book, with these I can mark important passages and make notes too, perfect for me, as I can then send the book to an artist or photographer with relevant parts marked and my notes too! A typically simple idea made incredibly useful by 3M for researchers I imagine these will become indispensable!

Useful. Do what they were bought for.

These are plastic and consequently more durable than normal paper tabs. With a colour border ( 3 colours per pack with a total of 60 tabs in the smaller pack), they assist with anyone needing to differentiate between highlighted pages and, other than normal home/office use, I could see that students would find these very helpful at revision time. Add the ability to write on them, albeit using a pen that can write on plastic, and these tabs really do fall into the extremely useful category.Not a necessity but they certainly make admin/ revising a little less of a chore.

These excellent 'post-it' originals are semi-transparent arrows with a relatively large writable area. The idea is that as you are reading a journal or a book that you mark areas of interest with an arrow (down to the exact line) and then make a note on it about why you have marked it. These 'flags' are a godsend if you are researching any subject at all, because you don't end up writing on the book or journal, or using a highlighter on those precious pages, but you are left with a totally removable indicator which will leave your primary source in perfect condition when you choose to remove it. In three colours (pink, blue, green) you have lots of choice to develop any colour coding system that works for you. 60 flags in the pack.

Good easy to use and reuse sticker arrows. Really useful if doing a load of filing and needing to remember where sections of text are as easily identified using these. Saves on going through pile after pile of paperwork to find something.Have also used some on family calendar to make family members aware that a certain thing needs doing on a specific day. Good stickiness and even good for using to mark off sections in a magazine for cooking ideas.Price wise they seem about right and next need to get some for son as he thinks they will be great for exam time.

These work very well and are ideal for research, enabling you to write notes alongside particular passages. The only limitation is that not all pens will make a mark on the plastic surface. But as page markers they are perfect.

Good price, good value, just the right number of flags. I've long been a fan of Post-It flags for marking up textbooks (ages ago as a student, now as an instructor) as well as reference books and novels. In the past, I used the solid color tags and wrote a brief reference on them at times. While the solid color notes can be smaller or the same width, writing on them doesn't show easily, and there's little room.Leave it to 3M to come out with a nice blend of tagging and jotting down. These are a better quality than the noted arrows I get for legal documents, with more room to jot down. I find I still use the thin Sharpie as most pens except pure ballpoint ink will bleed. They last, and they work.

Use for marking pages and scriptures...

I love this things. I couldn't find them in store so I purchased online. I use these as tabs in my planner to alert me if I had an important meeting that day. They are multifunctional in my life and reusable.

I use these for marking pages for recipes, my place in a book Im reading, also in my travelers notebook so I can easily find a certain place.

The write-on flags are great for reference purposes. My only gripe is that ink does not dry quickly on them. I have to write a reference and wait 30s or 1min for it to dry. Otherwise, they smear. Overall, I would buy them (and have bought them) again.