Canson Foundation Tracing Paper Pad for Ink, Pencil and Markers, Fold Over, 25 Pound, 9 x 12 Inch, 50 Sheets

This is by far the best tracing paper I have ever worked with! Thanks

I have Canson and Strathmore papers and Canson is by far more transparent, Strathmore looks cloudy by comparison.

Rather decent on transparency works great

Works great for my needs.

They dont tear out well. However, they were a great price and matched the description.

This tracing paper is thinner than most tracing paper you find at your local box store, in my case, my local walmart doesnt even cary tracing paper anymore. This paper is also just as strong as thicker tracing papers, you know what im talking about, those really thick papers where you can barely see the line you are supposed to be tracing, yeah those. Overall, if your looking for good tracing paper available in multiple sizes, look no further. Not a paid advertisement just like the product.

This product is high quality tracing paper. I have used other tracing papers that are very thin and flimsy, or that rip during use. This tracing paper does not rip, is sheer and is easy to use. Canson creates fine products, from their artist papers to this tracing paper. I always have a supply on hand, and will not use any other brand at this point.

super thin but durable

Perfect

Wow! I waited for a good piece of time for this paper and it finally arrived yesterday 12 Jan 2021. Opened the container and flipped to a leaf of paper. It was like touching a very fine, very, very thin parchment vellum paper, or superfine linen cloth. A pencil slides across the paper and graphite goes down smoothly even with a light touch and it erases very easy especially with a kneaded eraser. The paper does not have the crinkly, crackly sound of typical tracing paper, this stuff is at least a few grades above tracing paper. As for me, myself and I, we recommend this tracing paper with a ten plus. Yes, the price seems to be rich but it is 50 sheets and the quality of the paper is magnificently worth it. Now I might be considered a cheapy person because all my experience has been with regularly available tracing paper. I have worked on drafting/architectural/engineering heavyweight vellum that is more a plastic material rather than a paper.