Moleskine Classic Notebook, Soft Cover, Large (5" x 8.25") Ruled/Lined, Black, 192 pages

I love Moleskin notebooks. The leather is always good quality, the spine stays strong for years. The lines are helpful for writing, but light enough they won't really show in a doodle or sketch. Great value for what it costs.These notebooks are always high quality, clean. Lends for a real professional look. The elastic strap to keep it closed has held up for 7 years on my last notebook, far longer than most. Even the paper has a nice quality and weight to it.If you've never had one, try it. You'll never go back.

I buy these all the time they’re the best for keeping notes, writing things down workout notes, all kinds of different stuff

I use Moleskine notebooks all the time — for work, notes, lists, and random thoughts. They’re durable, smooth to write on, and just feel better than anything else I’ve tried.Simple, clean, and reliable. I keep coming back to them every time.

Excelente

it is very good

I took a break from moleskine products for 5 years after being dissappointed by the inconsistent paper quality. But here I am now, I bought another because I heard they are stepping up their game on consistency. I have also become more educated about paper weight over the years, and now I know exactly what to expect from 70 gsm paper: i.e. I know that it CAN handle some fountain pens and inks, but not all. I know it can handle SOME gel pens but not bold or wet ones. Tombow brush pens did well. Bottom line, it's a mixed bag, try this paper for science, if you like...I know it's not as wonderful as tomoe river paper or Clairfontaine or Leuchtturm, but I found a pen that makes this paper really enjoyable to use and I'm excited to use this as my next journal.It's nostalgic for some reason and I dig it.My favorite pen to use on this paper is the Sharpie pen, felt tip, 0.8. It's as smooth as a fountain pen with minimal ghosting, no bleedthrough. I recommend this pen if you like a flowing writing experience.FYI, the softcover has 192 pages, not 240 like the listing says. (The hardcover moleskine page count is 240.)

As per my review of the small, cahier Moleskin, I also use this larger size, lined notebook. It has a soft, supple cover; and the pages are a joy, and I mean a joy to write in. You WANT to write in it. I've been using Moleskins since 2005. I use them at the office to document problems and resolutions, I use them as a photographer out in the field to record photo notes, diagrams as needed, travel expenses; and I put the receipts in the small folder pockets at the back until I return to home base. These books are just so amazing to write with. It's a more personal experience. I could just as easily open up a note app, or voice memo app on my iPhone or iPad and do the same but to me you lose touch with the sensual feeling of just writing.The notebook has a soft cover, the pages are lined and spaced evenly. I write in it with a rollerball, or fountain pen and the pages never bleed, nor smear. So overall if you are looking for a gorgeous, comfortable notebook to use in the field, in your travels, or at Starbucks, this is your book.Enjoy.

It is definitely ‘soft cover’ which I overlooked in placing my order. Totally my fault. I used to buy the hard cover of the same page layout for journals I kept many years ago and love these things. I am going to try the softcover and who knows, maybe I will like it better! The soft cover is pliable… like thickened paper with a thin black laminate on it. I had never seen this type of cover before so didn’t know it was not the same as I used before.