RhodiaWirebound Notebook, A4+, Lined - Black

I love Clairefontaine/Rhodia paper!I have tried many other types of paper with similar or better paper weights, smoothness, colour, etc., but none compare to the white Clairefontaine dotted paper—none even come close! What do I love about it?1) The smoothness! I write small and use many Japanese fountain pens with extra fine nibs, and if the paper isn't smooth enough, the pens are scratchy. I have no problem at all writing on the Clairefontaine/Rhodia paper.2) The colour! I know many people like the off-white, cream or beig-y coloured paper, but I am not one of them! I love pure, crisp, white paper to write on so that my ink colours look their best.3) The dotted grid! The dots are the perfect colour and darkness: not too dark so that it shows through my writings, nor too light so that I struggle to see it when I'm writing and end up going off the line.4) The paper weight! 80 gr/m² is the perfect weight.They also have 90 gr/m² paper, but that one is a creamy colour, so if you want white, make sure you get the 80 gr/m² and white paper.5) The size of this notebook! All my other Rhodia notebooks are A5 size, which is fine for taking with you, but I still much prefer writing in a standard A4 size notebook, so I was thrilled to see that this notebook had all of the things I love from my other Rhodia notebooks, PLUS was a larger size!

If you write with a fountain pen, you owe it to yourself to buy a quality notebook like this. I use them both for writing as well as drawing. They never bleed and the paper lasts forever. Forty year old notebooks look fine, and I live in a humid environment with both cold winters as well as humid summers. These notebooks can be safely left for your grandchildren. They are expensive and worth it.

I’m writing with a Medium Lamy 2000 or a 21k ProGear with Waterman Bleu Mystère - it’s perfect

Para canetas tinteiro é um folha e tanto. Muito gostoso de escrever nela.

Gosto de cadernos com pauta milimetrada que ajudam na confecção de tabelas e gráficos.Acho que o caderno poderia ser mais barato. Comprei porque não encontrei outros com a mesma qualidade em papelarias e outros sites Não justifica um preço de mais de R$50,00 para um formato A5 (148 x 210 mm) mesmo sendo importado da França. Penso que uns R$ 25,00 seria um preço bem justo.