Fountain pen friendly. I love this paper. Thin, smooth and silky feel. Ink did not bleed through or feather.

Maruman Mnemosyne notebooks are my favorites for to-do lists, etc. The B7 size is perfect for grocery lists and for carrying in my purse every day.

Great product- high quality paper for wet ink, just the right size to put in your front shirt pocket with your favorite pen. You can tear off a page or just turn it to the next. I always buy one or two extras to have a give away!

Maruman Mnemosyne are my favorite notebooks. The B7 is perfect for jotting quick notes and grocery lists. I always carry one in my purse and my husband always has one in his shirt pocket. I keep the A6 size handy for lists, notes etc. The A5 is the perfect size to write a rough draft of a letter before copying to the fine stationary offered by Goulet Pens.

Best paper, based on my own testing, having compared it to Rhodia (nice, but just a tad rougher) / Clairfontaine (same) / Tomoe River (too thin) / MD / etc.

This B7 is super convenient for a pocket notepad. The lines are a bit narrower than B6 / A4, but it's still very usable with a fine nib.

High quality paper that you can fit in your pocket.

I bought this for work to take random notes throughout the day. It fits nicely in the pocket of my lab coat and is light enough that I don't notice it. I will be buying a few more in the future.

Great size (fits nicely in a shirt pocket), strong enough cover, decent, fountain pen useable paper. Everyone should have a notebook like this with them all the time. It covers many use cases.

I keep a note pad in my shirt pocket, and I have had issues with the durability of some of them. I decided to try this one, and I think the plastic covers are going to be the answer I've been looking for. I addition, this paper is great, but I knew it would be because I use their 105 pad on my desk frequently. Unlike a lot of note pads I've tried, I can use both sides of the paper in this one since it doesn't bleed through, which makes the higher price worth it.

I carry this around whenever I need to take quick notes. The yellow front paper helps blot out any leftover ink when closing. One small issue is that since it's rubbing in my pocket all the time, it tends to crumple up or tear about as many pages as I use myself.

Well made and lovely to use. Love these little notepads!

I just love the Maruman Mnemosyne pads. I have them in various sizes, but this one is my favorite pocket pad. It fits very well in my back pocket, and the front and back cover is extremely durable. It's flexible enough whereas you can easily forget that you even have it. I appreciate the fact that each page is perforated so the pad itself keeps a professional look. I only wish that the pad also came in Dot grid vs just lined. I highly recommend this pad. At it's price point, you can't go wrong.

The top bound note book is a little small, just what I needed. I almost always have a pen in my shirt pocket and some shirts have a special place for pens built in, unfortunately those pockets won't accept a regular side bound note book. (Like the fine Goulet ones that I also like) The Maruman is a perfect fit.

The reviews on these were so high that I took a risk and ordered three at once to take over as my main notetaking notepads. They are well constructed, and the paper feels great to write on, but I'm getting feathering with fine and extra-fine nibs inked up with Pilot Iroshizuku inks. It makes no sense. I didn't even try broader inks because the line spacing is so small. Honestly, even the fine nibs are pushing it. It's very frustrating because these *should* be perfect for what I need - index-sized, unobtrusive lines, good binding, but for some reason this paper isn't performing as well for me as it is for others

This is how it starts: You start getting chose about what you write with. (For me, it happened in grade school in the mid-1960s when a schoolmate lent me his Parker Jotter; goodbye, 19-cent Bic!) Then came my first fountain pen, which was cheap-and-sorta-cheerful (not long after the Jotter experience). Skip a few decades and I'm into high-end rollerballs, then better fountain pens, and I'm starting to pay attention to paper quality as well. Notebooks, journals, legal padsand finally pocket notepads. Now, I'm spoiled rotten, and the stuff at the local stationery shop or big-box office supply has long since ceased to cut it. The Mnemosyne (don't worry, once you try one, you'll figure out how to pronounce ithint: the 'M' is silent) is right up there with the best, and if you're a copious short-note taker, you'll want to have a few on-hand. Recommended.

I bought this to test the paper quality for fountain pens. I compared this with Lemome, Clairfontaine, and Rhodia in one sitting with multiple pens. Of the four papers, I preferred this due to its minimal feathering with a wet pen. I will buy more of the Maruman paper products based off of this experience. I only wish they had a notebook rather than just the spiral bound type of paper.

Great little notebook!

Perfect for jotting down quick notes. The notebook is a tad smaller than an iPhone, so I was able to keep it in my pocket all day.

If there was no more Tomoe River paper Maruman Mnemosyne would most likely be my second choice of paper. Ink looks great in this paper. Good shading, no feathering, and pretty much almost no ghosting. Paper is Very smooth But has a little tooth to it I think. Definitely recommend it

I love Maruman Mnemosyne note pads. The N192 B7 pads are just the right size for EDC. The pages are micro perforated which make for neat little notes.

Love the smoothness of this paper. Smotther than anything I've tried.

I recently purchased the Mnemosyne 3 X 5 notepad. These are high quality pads and have the following features:This 3 X 5 lined notepad fits nicely into a shirt pocket. It has 68 gram paper which is very fountain pen friendly and smoothBecause it is wire bound, the pages lie flatThe sheets are perforated and can be easily removedThey are reasonably priced. It's the perfect notepad to carry in a shirt pocket to make quick notes.

I love this product... If it weren't on the pricey side, it would be my only notebook. I'd have one on every table in the house.

Fits in pocket well and writes great. Can't ask for anything more.

This notebook fit perfectly in a case have that originally housed a Rite in the Rain Notebook. Paper is fantastic, takes fountain pen ink great and I love the price.

This is the perfect little notebook to use for my 'What's inked up today?' list! I've written in it with everything from fine to stub nibs and there is not even any ghosting much less bleed through. Very happy with this notepad.

Of all the paper I purchased to test, the Maruman Mnemosyne was my no. choice. I through 12 different inks from Noodler's X feather to dip pen ink including very wet shimmering inks. With the Mnemosyne paper there was very little ghosting, now bleed and the feathering was minimal even with the wetter inks.

I purchased this notebook for daily notes to myself. It fits very nicely in your pocket and is perfect for pulling out when you need to write something down or to remind yourself for later.

I wanted a small notebook/pad to carry in my Nock Sinclair, it fits perfectly and it's very fountain pen friendly, always a big plus in my book. I highly recommend it, it's perforated too so you don't have little paper bits to contend with.

Great size and I love that the paper is such that fountain pen ink does not bleed on this paper, though drying time could be an issue for a quick note and a wet pen.