Pocket Notebook | Fountain Pen-Friendly 68gsm Tomoe River Paper | Versatile Notebook with Brown Cover for Travelers, Work, School, and Journaling (3.5" x 5.5")

* my fountain pen is shown for size comparisonI have never purchased a Lochby paper product before ordering this small notebook.When it arrived and I realized that it was filled with Tomoe River paper (68gsm), I was so happy. It makes writing and taking notes a joy when using fountain pens.I wrote the sample with one of my wetter inks and I had no problem with any bleed-through or feathering. I can write so smoothly and effortless on this paper. I think it's getting harder to find the Tomoe River paper in notebooks, so finding out that Lochby uses it was a great find! Glad I ordered it.Note: Took two photos of the paper, as the lighting altered the color. It's not pure white, nor is it creamy, but rather a nice off-white. A pleasant color.

A familar name that has always been associated with quality. These little journals take fountain pen ink well without bleeding or feathering. Of course more common ball pen inks write on the quality paper equally good. Great to carry for taking notes or making list. Free yourself from the burdemsome yoke of the cell phone. And when you actually write something down, you will retain it in memory better. Buy these things.

Maybe I didn’t read the description right but this was too small for me so I sent it back. I had no problems with the return process so overall I’m happy if you like small notebooks this would be perfect for you.

Tengo varias plumas estilográficas, que puedo usar en muy pocos papeles sin hacer un desastre. El papel de esta libreta es súper delgado y aún así no se pasa la tinta!

More pages and better paper than Field Notes or Moleskine pocket notebooks. Not _too_ many pages to be cumbersome for portable use. Dot grid spacing slightly larger (1 less line) which helps with functionality as a pocket bujo. Enjoying the paper quality and usefulness of the pocket-size immensely. Will continue ordering these in the foreseeable future for future pocket journals.

I use these daily in my journal/ wallet. Tamoe River paper is…in my opinion the best paper available. I write/ sketch/ draw with everything from fountain pen to mechanical pencils and watercolors on this paper with no bleed through. I don’t know how Tamoe river does it but it is far superior to anything else currently.

The product was poorly packaged and was creased in transit. While it is usable, for the money I could purchase a similar item locally of better value;.

I wanted to test Tomoe River with my fountain pens since they changed the paper manufacturing, and this was a cheap way to do it. I probably will buy a full size notebook in the future.