Shinok 100-Sheet Packing Paper (12 x 24 Inch Newsprint)

Product overview

More Coverage Per Sheet, With Some Caveats

This pack includes 100 sheets of unprinted, ink-free newsprint-style paper at 12 x 24 inches each — double the surface area of a 12x12 sheet. It's marketed for wrapping glasses and dishes and as general moving-box filler.

We found no independently conducted lab test comparing this paper's tear strength, thickness, or crumple resistance against competing brands. What we did find was a marketplace rating reference: an Amazon Canada listing for this product showing roughly 4.6 out of 5 stars from about 1,196 reviews. That's a useful directional signal, but ratings on a specific country marketplace can differ from the main Amazon.com listing for the same ASIN, so treat the exact number as approximate rather than gospel.

Buyer comments referenced in our research describe using the paper to wrap picture frames, dishware, and statues during moves without breakage, including specific mentions of wrapping antique dishes successfully.

The ink-free claim is corroborated by both the listing description and buyer comments, which matters because actual printed newspaper can transfer ink residue onto porous ceramics and light-colored surfaces — a real risk with makeshift packing materials.

The larger 12x24 sheet size is the main practical advantage over the smaller Mintboo paper covered elsewhere in this guide: fewer sheets are typically needed per item. That said, a single 100-sheet pack still covers a moderate-sized move only, and larger households should plan to buy more than one pack.

The clearest gap in the evidence is the lack of any controlled, methodology-disclosed comparison test; the aggregated star rating and scattered buyer comments are the best real-world performance proxy currently available.

What Owners Report

Recurring themes synthesized from the linked owner-review sources. These are reported experiences, not TopFiveFind test results.

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