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These little notebooks are exactly what I expected and I love the green color. My only suggestion would be to offer a book with more pages.

The product was as expected and as it was described.

I’ve been using the Field Notebook/Pocket Journals for a few months now. This is my second or third order of them.They fit comfortable in my pocket and work great with the Sharpie S-Gel pens.Pros:- Not bulky, easy to take with you (me) everywhere!- Nothing has smeared after writing.- Makes it easy to capture my thoughts and ideas when I have them and not try to remember to record them “later”.Cons:- A little pricy- I’d like to see a discount when ordering more than one pack of 5 (hint, hint).Summary:Being able to capture my thoughts and ideas when I have them has left me feeling better than I thought it would. I find I’m a lot less frustrated trying to recall “what was that idea I had earlier that I wanted to write down?...”.

Paper thickness is nice but the lines are too dark and it’s hard to read my writing

I had bought the waterproof books before but these don’t smear near as bad!

I use it for back-up storage of account numbers, passwords and addresses.

Exactly as advertised. Well packaged. Swift delivery.

I use this too keep my bujo daily log, so there is no barrier to me writing a messy log or brain dump, and fits in my pocket, to then filter what is relevant at the end of the day to my bujo.I am give a 5 star because they basically matched the quality and consistency of the Field Notes, and much cheaper.It is worth to not tho that these books or Field Notes for that matter are probably 95-8% consistent (guessing) in terms of grid size/ alignment on the edges, which is kind of unavoidable with the staple construction typical of these kind of notebooks.But I haven't found anything exactly like this with a threaded construction.However, If I had to change anything it would be to have an option for brown/tan grid lines. They are currently grey which aren't too dark at all and I'm glad they aren't blue, but the tan lines from fieldnotes made for a visually warm writing experience.