S01143 13 x 21 cm Classic Plain Paper Notebook Hard Cover and Elastic Closure Journal - Black

Sheets are thin. You can’t use fountain pens.

The book looks great with good binding and outer cover. The paper quality is not good for a bullet journal as the ink reflects on the back side of the page. Cannot use sketch. Only pen works that too ball pen. Ink pen will leave impression on the other side of the page.

as you can tell by the headline I'm dumb, the paper is thin and the cover is good, but its not what I thought it was, I was expecting the art sketchbook moleskin book, but got this instead I didn't read the description, I just ordered it, other than my stupidity, its a great little book, and I still plan on using it as a sketchbook, I read plain paper and clicked in the order button, other than that I like it, although I think if I decide to add some paint it will bleed through the pages so that sucks. THIS IS NOT A SKETCHBOOK THE PAPER IS THIN.

数年前は何度かリピートしてました 今モレスキンって使ってる人いるのかな？ ふとスマホやタブ全盛期の現在にそう思ってしまいました 因みにモレスキンにそっくりのアマゾンオリジナルを沢山まとめ買いしてしまったので 現在はアナログノートはそちらの残りをまだ消費中です

I purchase one of these notebooks every year to use as my daily planner and it has always been my favorite choice of journal! The size is perfect for traveling and carrying with you, and I like the line spacing of the pages. My only complaint is the cover; since it is a bit soft, the cardboard tends to bend around the corners as seen on the pictures of the spine. However, this is probably just from wear - these pictures are from about 6 months of using it. Overall, a great choice for those looking for a journal with convenience and style!

Es una gran marca y es una gran calidad, Moleskine no decepciona, vale el precio

Two reviews a fast one and a very detailed one. Fast review: Nice amount of pages, sleek and resistant cover, good quality paper, useful internal pouch. Very detailed one: So, let's truly examine this notebook. First of all, this is not my first time having a moleskine, therefore, some things I could truly test since some time. Let's begin with the paper. A thing that many complain is about the paper quality, and truly, it's not bad. Maybe a little thin for some persons, but definitely not bad. The paper has also a kind of light yellowish hue to itself, so if you are writing, or even reading something you wrote down and you're under a strong sun, it isn't a problem. The second thing that some complain is that the paper doesn't hold ink very well and it smears a lot. Truth is, depends. I already tried a good sort of pens, nib pens and fountain pens on this one. I had problems just with one specific pen that had liquid ink, but I had problems with this pen on every notebook I had, therefore, I don't think this aplies. Seriously, if you buy one, take the first page to test it and find the pen - or pencil; a 4B will do very nice to draw in this kind of paper - you're more comfortable and go with it. Now for the cover. It is very resistant and it surely can take and especially, give, a beating. When a doofus - that you have the misfortune of calling a friend - destroys - on purpose - not only the drawing you spent hours to make and was in the middle of inking with a nib pen, but also, almost twenty pages of your notebook, it will be nice to hear the loud sound of the full cover hitting his face. Seriously, not only you'll be sure that it hurt, but as well that your cover is intact. Still on the cover, it's also pretty simple, but nice enough to call attention - if you're looking for it or not - and pass as a book if you put it into your bookshelf. The rubberband that holds the cover is also one of the best qualities I ever saw. You can leave it in the sun for hours and multiple times and it will still hold the cover. On a last note, the page mark ribbon is smooth to the touch. To end this babbling, it's an excelent notebook. Sure thing it's just a notebook, but it's a good quality one that can endure many probations. Ah! One more thing. I know it's pretty but it is still a notebook, write in it.

I use Moleskine notebooks every day. What's to say? I use the different colours (never had this one before) to colour-code my work. Fountain pens tend to bleed through the thin Moleskine paper ... make the paper thicker and you increase the thickness and weight of the product. It's all a compromise, and I am happy with Moleskine's design decisions. I use mostly pencils in my notebooks. If you have not used Moleskines before, get a little pocket one to use to test all your writing equipment. I really like the way the notebook is bound in small signatures, which stay open and lie flat. Very sturdy and durable (but wouldn't resist a chewing dog or other Major Incidents: it's a notebook).