RHODIA 193429C - Spiral Notebook (Full Binding) Black Notebook - A5+ - Small Squares - 160 Detachable Pages - White Clairefontaine Paper 80 g/m - Soft and Resistant Cover - Classic

These are not cheap but the quality is reflected in the cost. I love writing with fountain pens and have about 15 different ones. Even the highest flowing nibs I have don’t bleed through. These pads are a pleasure to write on. Silky smooth.

Once again, Rhodia has proven why they are a leader in their field. The product I recently purchased was a testament to the consistently high quality that Rhodia is known for.From the moment I unboxed it, I could tell that this was a product designed with care and precision. The materials used were top-notch, giving it a sturdy and premium feel. The attention to detail was evident in every aspect, from the design to the functionality.The performance was flawless, as expected. It delivered on all its promises and then some. It's clear that Rhodia has invested a lot of time and effort into ensuring their products not only meet but exceed customer expectations.In a market saturated with subpar products, Rhodia stands out as a beacon of quality. Their commitment to maintaining high standards is evident in every product they release. This is why I continue to choose Rhodia, and why I recommend them to anyone in search of reliable, high-quality products.

Very smooth paper. Great for fountain pen with no bleeding through, no feathering. Perfect!!

Just what I needed - not expensive note book of dotted paper. The Rhodia cover is fine for me as I'll be working on a table - it's not a hardback. The paper in the item I received is fine but the cover is badly scratched and very dusty. If I had to take this into an office I'd be asking for a refund. Other than that great product - dots easy to see.

That's it. I always come back for the same notebook. I like it. It is a good price for its quality..

I love this notebook! I can't find this exact layout and brand at any shop other than amazon which is a bit disappointing. The paper is white and apparently lower in quality than some of Rhodia's other offerings but still much better than most other brands. I use a fountain pen on this daily and there has been no bleed-through or show-through and the ink can sheen. The paper feels very smooth, it has enough tooth to be useful with softer pencils but I think it would feel a bit slide-y with harder graphite. The pages tear off easily and there are a variety of holes for different types of ring binders. The page layout is perfect for note-taking, and I'll be taking a few of these to university with me when term starts again.

Like all Rhodia paper, this is lush and great if you use fountain pens.

I am very picky about my notebooks. This is one of the few A4 dotted notebooks I found on Amazon so I kind of resigned myself to having limited options and probably having to settle for something that was "close enough". Not the case at all! The size and dots are exactly what I wanted and the paper exceeded expectations. The paper is velum and quite thin without being cheap or flimsy. The cover is sturdy plastic and it feels quite solid, though not rigid. Haven't had any bleed issues (yet). Overall I'm very pleased!

I love Clairefontaine/Rhodia paper!I have tried many other types of paper with similar or better paper weights, smoothness, colour, etc., but none compare to the white Clairefontaine dotted paper—none even come close! What do I love about it?1) The smoothness! I write small and use many Japanese fountain pens with extra fine nibs, and if the paper isn't smooth enough, the pens are scratchy. I have no problem at all writing on the Clairefontaine/Rhodia paper.2) The colour! I know many people like the off-white, cream or beig-y coloured paper, but I am not one of them! I love pure, crisp, white paper to write on so that my ink colours look their best.3) The dotted grid! The dots are the perfect colour and darkness: not too dark so that it shows through my writings, nor too light so that I struggle to see it when I'm writing and end up going off the line.4) The paper weight! 80 gr/m² is the perfect weight.They also have 90 gr/m² paper, but that one is a creamy colour, so if you want white, make sure you get the 80 gr/m² and white paper.5) The size of this notebook! All my other Rhodia notebooks are A5 size, which is fine for taking with you, but I still much prefer writing in a standard A4 size notebook, so I was thrilled to see that this notebook had all of the things I love from my other Rhodia notebooks, PLUS was a larger size!

If you write with a fountain pen, you owe it to yourself to buy a quality notebook like this. I use them both for writing as well as drawing. They never bleed and the paper lasts forever. Forty year old notebooks look fine, and I live in a humid environment with both cold winters as well as humid summers. These notebooks can be safely left for your grandchildren. They are expensive and worth it.

I’m writing with a Medium Lamy 2000 or a 21k ProGear with Waterman Bleu Mystère - it’s perfect

Para canetas tinteiro é um folha e tanto. Muito gostoso de escrever nela.

Gosto de cadernos com pauta milimetrada que ajudam na confecção de tabelas e gráficos.Acho que o caderno poderia ser mais barato. Comprei porque não encontrei outros com a mesma qualidade em papelarias e outros sites Não justifica um preço de mais de R$50,00 para um formato A5 (148 x 210 mm) mesmo sendo importado da França. Penso que uns R$ 25,00 seria um preço bem justo.