Stalogy 365 Days Notebook - A5 - Black - Graph

What I love the most about this notebook is the amount of pages you get for the thickness of it. I can write in this for almost 4-5 months straight! Sure the date features are nice(I don't use it) and the squares are small, which is good for me because I write very small. You can always write several squares high too. The paper is thin but can take most fountain pen inks with minimal ghosting . I especially love how "crinkly" the paper gets after you write on both sides.😁

I love this little notebook. It's small enough to slip into my purse and the paper quality is so light yet durable and can hold a variety of inks very well. It's not the same as the hobonichi but I like it better because it's less concrete than the Hobo. You can start and stop at any date if you're using it as a planner. I use it to take meeting notes at my office. It's classy and it holds so much paper I don't have to worry about buying another notebook anytime soon. Love it

Well, this has got to be one of the best notebooks I have had the pleasure to use.

This is my work notebook and it is paired with two TWISBY 580AL's (F) using Jentle inks (blue and maroon).

Shadowing? Yes; but in a nice way. Yet the thin paper does not bleed. The smooth paper does not cause the pen to skip or stutter on the page. I love the glide as I scrawl across with sweeping stokes and the emotion that FP's encourage in my writing.

Open, the notebook lays fairly flat. I have it contained in my Kokuyo Systemic cover (which includes a handy pouch for my pens on the outside of the cover), and it fits perfectly. I will be buying this product again. If you are a fan of smooth paper (like Tomoe River), this is a must try.

I ignore the grid and date system. It is small and faint, so good if you use it and easy to ignore if you don't.

This notebook is worth every penny.

I feel like it's important to note that the Stalogy 365 Notebook has made me -- a dedicated Leuchtturm fan -- make the switch. The thin, rustly pages hold up to all kinds of ink except for the wettest/darkest Sharpies. Fountain pens were made for this notebook and this notebook was made for fountain pens. The only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is the day/date printed at the top of each page is so small, it's almost invisible. I end up having to date my pages by hand, something I wouldn't have to do with a Hobonichi.

The grid is very light; light enough to keep your lines straight, but not so noticeable that it'll interfere with your handwriting or pen and ink drawings.

Get one. You'll be glad you did.