Moleskine Reporter Notebook, Pocket, Ruled, Black, Soft Cover (3.5 x 5.5)

Amazing and durable notebook. I keep it in my back pocket so it is frequently sat on and pulled in and out of my pocket for quick writing. The cover has stood up to my abuse without fail. The pages are the perfect thickness so as to not bleed through. There is a small pocket in the back cover which is perfect for business cards or other small notes you want to keep with you. The elastic on it has held up really well with keeping it closed too!

Pros: the best notebook I've ever bought. It's well constructed and the paper is nice. The pocket is handy. Cons: if you get it wet the cover can peel off. Lightly. I'm talking gulf coast Florida out in the rain wet. It's not a rite in the rain, but it's held up very well. Honestly I'm stretching for this con. Also, if you put too much in the rear pocket it'll tear at the bottom, but the elastic band keeps it in place anyway. Would I buy this again? In a heartbeat.

Nice big, compact pages for field notes or technical details without loose note pages. I always gravitate to Moleskine, they're the best notebooks on the market. Yes, they're a bit pricey, but the quality/value is worth the difference.

Not much I can add to what I have said about moleskine in the past. A fine product. I use them daily. The paper takes to my fountain pen well and doesn't require blotting. The notebook holds up well over time to. I have a couple I have carried around for almost 3 years and they survive the abuse well. At work I refer to it as my PDA and while it doesn't require batteries it only suffers from memory limitations.

Love this thing, it’s so durable and portable. Perfect for artists, or poets or grocery list people. Tangible notes in your pocket. 💪🏼

It's a nice little pocket "reporter" notebook. Medium-gray hairline ruled .234375 in on cream paper. Stitched binding. Pocket on inside back cover for whatever. Best use with ballpoint or pencil, rollerball will show through. (As usual, pricey for what it is as are all Moleskine products, no doubt making a killing as they're all now made in China for pennies on the dollar.) Yep, I bought it anyway, mainly for its small form-factor.

Nice little note pad, good quality, writes nice. Perfect for taking quick, short notes.

I have always carried a little spiral bound, shirt- pocket sized notebook in my purse; it's forever losing pages, or the spiral wire catches on something. I wound a small rubberband around it in an attempt to maintain it's integrity, to no avail. It looks ratty and unprofessional in mere weeks. Moleskine has been my choice for a small portable sketch book for years, so when I saw this little Reporter Notebook, I knew it would be sturdy, attractive, discreet and long lived. I love that, like all Moleskines, it has an elastic band to keep the cover closed, a gusseted pocket in the back for loose papers and ruled lines to keep my scribbling on track.