Dot Grid Spiral Notebooks, 5.5 x 8.25 Inches A5, Kraft, 80-Page 40-Sheet Journal 2-pack (NBD2)

I think it's safe to say I'm a certified fan and promo pimp for these awesome notebooks. They come just as pictured - basic plain (but sturdy) cardboard covers, and a good off-white paper with sufficient thickness to avoid ink leakage through to the next page. Bullet dots are a favorite of mine because not only do they help keep your penmanship even and consistent, but they leave room for drawing and sketching along with your writing.I looked everywhere online and otherwise for the perfect blank canvas journals to design for friends and family.. these fit the bill, without even near breaking the bank. It's unbelievable that they're priced this low - if you look at the competitive products, it's beyond a steal. I'm so pleased with everything I've ordered from this seller - a great thanks to them for providing just what I needed, at a price that I'm happy to put forth - this is the third time I've ordered these... and I'm sure I'll be purchasing more and more in the future. ***** Five stars, to infinity and beyond.. recommend to all crafters, writers, sketch artists, and everyone in between who just needs a place to scrawl out their dreams. Who doesn't?(Note: pics are of these journals getting chaotically creatively customized. You can do a lot with these as a canvas!)

Honestly, the paper is thicker and at least as good a quality as the lechthurm I spent 20$ on. Overall great quality for price—finally a dot grid that is not so hyped up and expensive. It’s also a nice petite size that will take up less space in my purse than my previous dot grid. I’ve used both Lecthurm (sp?) and Moleskin and this really is just as good. The cover is a sturdy cardboard, like the moleskins l, thicker than I expected. It’s not a ton of pages, so if you are looking for a dot journal for the next ten months, it won’t last that long, but hey, you get two! Overall, I am very pleased.

This is my first dot grid journal/notebook. I did quite a bit of reading of reviews and watching of YouTube videos to know what’s needed in a dot grid journal. Primarily, these are used for bullet horn along, and ship I intend to adopt a similar key, this is textile used as a way for me to track tasks. I love the dot ford style - it makes for much more structure in my writing. This particular notebook (I received two for the price of 6.99), meets all my needs. I have a particular pen I use for note taking so I made sure the paper was thick enough so as to not bleed. I also wanted something extremely simple, so the craft paper cover was perfect (so simplistic). I am using ghreee for work. While I prefer digital apps and methods (Things 3 app, Trello, Outlook, and Wordpad), this allows me to track the less complex tasks in my role as head of HR. Things that I can tackle in a day or during my week, but don’t require serious project management level tracking. The paper doesn’t bleed and the spiral wire doesn’t catch like many notebooks. It’s also thin enough that my wrist doesn’t cramp from being too high off a flat surface. Just perfect for me.

The paper is smooth, and holds up well to assorted marker types. I bought these to see how I like the concept of developing a bullet journal. I'm very impressed by the quality at the low price. The spiral binding is good quality, with the ends well tucked, so you don't have to worry about the wire snagging in a bag, or against other notebooks. Great for someone wanting a small, simple dot grid notebook.

I got the 2-pack of dot lined notebooks. The cover is stirdy and thick, the spiral binding is well-done, the paper itself is smooth and easy to write on and ink doesn't really bleed through so you can use both sides of each page. The size is perfect for my smaller desk as well - they are more of a journal size than a school notebook size, if that makes sense. All in all, these were exactly what I was looking for and I'll order them again once these 2 fill up.

This isn't the best paper I ever wrote on, and I haven't tested it with a fountain pen, but for the price, it's darn good.I've done some pencil sketches and diagrams, and I am pleased that it stands up really well to repeated erasures with a white polymer eraser without damage or deforming the paper, and dark pencil lines nearly disappear. The paper has a sort of resilient, smooth feel to it. There's just a slight tooth to it, just enough in my opinion.I've used gel ink pens, like the Pilot G2, and it it works well with these too. Very little show-through.So, in summary, the paper is much like you'll find in the top-notch bound blank journals, but at a fraction of the cost.I love the spiral format. I can leave it laying open to a page for writing things down occasionally, but it doesn't occupy a lot of real estate when folded back on itself. This is a great buy, and I will order more.

I need to buy more

EXCELLENT for the price. The cover is plain cardboard, meaning it is easily drawn or written on if you wish to do so. The dot grid is uniform, with the same placement on every page, meaning my OCD tendencies were pretty pleased by it :). The paper is thicker than typical notebook paper, but I still had the occasional issue with bleedthrough of my gel pens - I wouldn't recommend it for markers or felt-tips.

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Good set.

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