I'd heard about the importance of paper with fountain pens and this is a great one.

I love this paper, second to Tomoe River. Slightly heavier, but I can write on both sides. Handy for writing letters—no pressure to fill a larger (A4 or US Letter) sized page.

Overall I really like this paper. Looks like the front cover got a bit damaged during shipping. I feel this this is a common issue for some notebooks.

I love the way my fountain pen ink shows up so beautifully on Rhodia paper. This A5 dot pad fits perfectly in my Galen leather zip folio.

My favorite tablet!

Great paper, use it for work notes. Never disappoints.

We have used notepads from Rhodia in the past and find the paper to be superb for writing with fountain pens. We use these as standards for note taking for work. Highly recommend them. This order was for dot style paper. I also use the blank paper. EF

This paper is exactly what is it advertised to be - fountain pen friendly, smooth to the touch, and a joy to write on. I will be buying more.

I've gotten back into fountain pens over the last year, and this is by far the best paper I've used with them thus far! Smooth and thick, the ink dries on my to-do list before I even finish writing it. And it feels so good to write on, I end up adding things like "Make to-do list" to my list just so I can keep writing

I use the dot grid notepad for taking notes at work and have had no problem. The cover's creases make it easy to fold out and back down, and the dot grid helps for writing notes in any orientation, or makes good guides for vertical spaces.

I'd never bought fine paper before. My Pilot pens write as smoothly on this as on check (money) paper. The dots are inconspicuous but there when you want a grid.

I bought 4 of these notepads for taking quick notes. The paper is very smooth and shows little to no feathering or bleed through with the ink and pen combination I use. I am a fan of extra fine nibs , and Pilot Iroshizuku ink. Other ink and nib combinations may show different characteristics.

These pads work great, with all my ink (approx. 12) by many brands and colors. I have many different pens and nib from xfine thru 1.5 stubs no problems. This is my go to pad.

I just recently invested in a MontBlanc, the pen glides across the paper and doesn't bleed through. No ghosting or feathering. Will get this notepad again.

Rhodia dot-grid notepads are the best, hands down.

excellent as usual.

Pen or Pencil, these pads rock! Rhodia Paper is heavenly!Goulet Pen Co, will never let you down! Support Family owned businesses!

I've never used the Dot Grid before, but it does help me to keep my lines of writing a little straighter! I also love the A5 size, as it is perfect for me, not too big, and it works for letters as well as to include a little note in with a greeting card. The paper is very nice with fountain pen ink as well. As I saidperfect for me!

My first work with fountain pens and it is wonderful

I enjoy this Dot Pad. The paper is oh so smooth to the touch. With that said the paper does still wear down my Brush Pens Felt tips fairly quick unfortunately. I never would have guessed one of the toughest parts about learning how to do 'Modern Hand Lettering' for me, has to be trying to find the smoothest, most perfect paper possible in hopes to not fray the quite pricey Brush Pens. In my opinion Rhodia is the absolute best I can find in terms of smoothness & quality.

A quality fountain pen writing paper pad.Having a quality fountain pen friendly paper makes a difference.One can feel and see the friendliness of the paper to the fountain pen.

Excellent paper for jotting down notes or doing a little sketching. the dots are subtle and don't get in the way while still helping write straight across.

Excellent for practicing letter. There is no bleeding.

Awesome, I really like the paper

Perfect texture, finish and feel when writing, the pen flows nicely across the paper. The bright white and the dot scheme is aesthetically pleasing as well as versatile.

I love this paper. Admittedly, this is the first I've ever bought nice paper, so I'm no one to judge really...but yeah, this paper is awesome. Puddles of ink don't leak through, and shimmer inks look gorgeous on it.

The Rhodia A5 notepad is a flexible dot-grid pad that is high-quality and fountain-pen-friendly. A5 is a convenient size that is wonderful for everyday writing and note taking. I use Rhodia dot-grid paper for everything from shopping lists to letter drafts and even casual correspondence. For fountain pen use, the paper is a nice compromise between feathering/spread and decent dry times. It resists bleed through fairly well, but my experience is that it will bleed though slightly with very wet pens, and does ghost just a bit, but again, a nice compromise between ink-resistance and usability. Rhodia 80g paper is a great all-around paper for fountain pens, and the dot grid is also for many a decent compromise between regular ruled and blank paper. If I have one complaint, and it is a minor one, it is this: the gross size of the notepad is, in fact A5 (148mm x 210mm), but the pad is stapled at the top and perforated, so the net usable size of the sheets is a little over 20mm shorter on the long side (148mm x 189mm). The size difference is for me a minor annoyance when I remove sheets and file them with other standard A5 sheets.Size issues aside, the Rhodia 80g paper is a solid performer, and it is easy to understand why it is popular in the fountain pen community.

I love this pad. While Tomoe River paper is my first love, this also sheens beautifully and doesn't bleed through or ghost (you can write on both sides). The dot grid is actually great for writing letters because it keeps your writing even without being too visible, and the perforation tears off neatly without a ragged edge. I'll always have one of these on hand.

I'm always researching papers and got this one for engineering notes and handwriting practice. I'm always writing on 28LB bond so the Rhodia is like riding business class.

I love all of the Rhodia papers I have bought through Goulet Pens. This pad, #16 is the same size as a lined pad I bought in France years back while in college. This pad brings back a rush of nice memories with its supple, smooth leaves that absorb ink with no feathering.

Great paper at a great price. Every time I give these as gifts they get a new true believer.