My fountain pens work beautifully on this paper, and I like the rigid cover.

would definitely purchase again.

I like Rhodia paper. But this spiral bound note book is to big for me to use when I Amy trying to write and eat breakfast.
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High quality notebook

As usual, great paper and in a format that allows for quick access, review and storage.

Smooth paper well suited to take fountain pen ink without feathering or ghosting. Generous dimensions for journaling or note taking.

I'm a weirdo that loves BSB, but it was bleeding through on my leuchtturm1917 notebook. Brian K. (I think?) directed me to Rhodia paper, and the different is noticeable. Really enjoy writing on this.

This was my first experience using a higher quality paper and I will definitely be buying another notebook. The paper is very smooth and I like the ruling as well.

I like it. Pens write nice on this paper.

Absolutely love the paper. Going to get dot grid next time

I use this notebook for my daily writing and note-taking, so it's important to me that it can withstand being toted around all year (or until it's full). I love using fountain pens, so the quality paper is very appealing. I like the line layout very much, and the pages are microperfed and easy to tear out if necessary. I wouldn't mind some additional attractive colors, but I know the orange is a trademark of Rhodia.

I use this notebook as a journal. I write with a fountain pen. The quality of the paper is excellent, accepting ink smoothly without bleeding, and hopefully retaining it without deteriorating. The spiral binding allows me to write on paper that lies flat all the way to the bound edge of the page. I can't imagine anything better.

Pens just float on this paper. Ink looks so clean and crisp. So elegant. I love it.

The smoothness and overall good quality of the paper has made it much less painful to write out drafts for essays and such. As with most Rhodia products the paper is of good weight and very fountain pen friendly. No bleed through. In fact I would not think of using anything but a FP on this paper.

My daily go-to notebook. Excellent quality throughtout. Here's a tip: I like a hard surface on my notebooks to write on, esp. when holding them...so I also use Virtuo pads with a hard back. When the pad is empty, I cut the hard back to fit the inner back cover of my Rhodia and use contact cement to glue it in. Now I have a hard-back Rhodia notebook. These are economical too, as you can write on both sides of each page without bleed-thru. I go thru 2 a year compared to 4 of the old Cambridge, etc. books.

This paper is great! Allows for all types of ink to perform amazingly! This large desk size notebook is perfect for taking notes during meetings, but a little too large for taking home with you everyday.

Great size notebook, I've had no bleeding or feathering and dry time isn't bad at all :)

The best paper in a great size with wirebound edge! My only wish is they would make blank wirebound books in ths size as well.

Use this pad for daily notes in a business setting. For such an inexpensive pad, it feels like a luxury item every time I write. This stuff is addicting!

This paper is delicious. The lines on top of each page (headers) are a great accesory to the page. The paper is excellent and absorbs inks well.

Great for everyday school paper. Really keeps my ink from bleeding and feathering.

I can't count how many different ways I love this notebook. It is enormous. Freaking huge. It's also thin for what it is, but the paper is plenty heavy, thank you. Front and back covers are more or less identical, making it easy for me to use it as a left handed notebook (which I do). I just start writing from the back, and I'm happy. I can't get over how buttery smooth the paper is under my fountain pens. Even the cheapest ones feel like they're more expensive when writing on this paper. My one and only issue is that some inks don't dry so fast on the paper, but it's not enough of an issue to dock a star. I can easily use quick dry inks, and be OK.

As expected, the paper is certainly better than what you will find in your average notebook, but it doesn't play well with certain inks. Using a Lamy Al-Star fountain w/fine nib and J. Herbin Bleu Pervenche ink, I filled a page with writing. After allowing the ink to dry for 45 minutes, it still smeared horribly when I tested it. On the other hand, Perle Noire ink dried fine and experienced none of the issues that affected Bleu Pervenche. There is also a discernible shortfall in the tactile feedback when compared to the 90g paper found in Clairefontaine notebooks. The 90g paper feels smoother underneath the pen and makes 80g paper feel somewhat cheap. I will be sticking with Clairefontaine notebooks in the future. I do love the purple lines, though.

I love Rhodia paper, and expected smears with my fountain pens, but I was a little surprised just how smeary they could be. Fifteen or twenty minutes later and I still need to blot the pages. Still, the paper is high quality and a pleasure to write on, so I just need to mess around with my paper/ink blends.

This notebook is top-notch. The paper quality is wonderful. I cannot take notes in any other notebook. This notebook certainly stands out. The spacing of the lines makes it very easy to read my notes. It's organised extremely well.

The paper in these notebooks are good enough, similar (if not identical?) to the paper in Rhodia's standard line of notebooks. I am not a fan of the margins in these notebooks though, I wish they were like the margins in the classic line with the standard, simple red line down the left side of the page.. Rhodia needs to release a side wirebound with the margin style of their top staple-bound notebooks. That was more what I was looking for.