Graph Paper Notebook Journal, 360 Numbered Pages Grid Notebooks, Thick 100gsm Graphing Paper Journals for Writing Women Men, A5 Large Hardcover Leather Graph Notebook 5.75'' × 8.38'' Green

I bought this journal (B5, dot grid) to use as a bullet journal/planner and it's 99% ALMOST everything I was looking for. I just say "almost" because I do prefer a bit thicker paper (120+ GSM), but the tradeoff is that this one is able to fit a TON more pages than the 120-150 GSM books I've used in the past. There is a tiny bit of ghosting/bleeding on the pages, but it's easily ignorable and I honestly expected that with only 100 GSM paper. I also don't use super bleedy markers or pens, just Papermate InkJoy pens and Zebra Mildliners. The paper feels really nice, though, and absorbs the ink quickly. Just giving a heads-up in case that's important for anyone who likes to use fountain pens, alcohol markers, or paint! I am but a simple butch; the most elaborate I get is color-coding and occasional collage, lol.The only other thing I wish it had was more than one ribbon bookmark. Just one for a book this fat feels a little lacking, but this concern is rather petty and 1000% just a personal usage preference. I'll live.I appreciate that it has a pen loop! Many other brands' larger (B5) journals don't have a loop for some reason, even if they're marketed as bullet journals and their A5 sizes have a loop. Also appreciate the two elastic bands, something unique! Definitely will help, given the thiccccness of this badboy.The binding is fairly sturdy so far (although I've only started setting it up), no problems breaking it in. In a notebook THIS thick, I sure do absolutely love that the pages are numbered, whew. Other brands will claim "such-and-such number pages" but they count the index and unusable first and last "pages" in order to skew the total count, and this one was honest in saying 360 *numbered* pages. There are actually MORE pages than that in this one! It has six whole (unnumbered) index pages before page 1, and it doesn't count those unusable ones. Props to the makers/designers for not sneakily trying to make the page count seem higher than it is.I really like the tree motif on the front, although I always cover my bullet journals in stickers, so it might become hidden eventually. It is cute though, and goes really well with the forest green color I got (green is *objectively* the best color, after all).Overall, it's definitely worth the price to me. With the way I've been doing my bullet journal layouts, I'll EASILY get an entire year's worth of monthly/weekly spreads into this thing, even more if I didn't prefer to leave a number of blank pages at the back to use for whatever randomness I need.Heck, I might even buy another one to save for my next bullet journal/planner, given the ephemeral nature of these random brands popping up and then disappearing after only a year or two...

This book has a lot of pages and comes in several colors. I use it to record knitting charts. Now I can keep all my small charts in one book that lays flat. The only improvement I can suggest would be to have a darker line every five squares up and down as it makes it easier to draw accurately and I don’t have to keep counting. The paper is fairly thick and watercolor markers and archival type markers won’t bleed through but Sharpie type markers will. The paper is smooth so it is easy to write on it.

I was very unsure when I purchased this notebook, but it has turned out to be pretty great. I love the green cover. And it lays flat when opened! The pages could be better when it comes to bleeding, but it's not horrible. The pages are semi-smooth, not quite as smooth as I had hoped but smoother than most, I suppose. Pages are off-white and not white. I do like that it has a few pages in the front for a table of contents and that each page is numbered. Love that is has a pen loop! Also has two elastic bands and a ribbon bookmark, as well as stencils. The cover is much sturdier than it looks which surprised me. It's not just a regular flimsy piece of thick cardstock like most others, it's like a real book cover. Overall this notebook is a great option and I'd buy it again

I wasn’t expecting much, other than the product descriptions that met my wants for my needs. I’m pleasantly surprised at the quality of this product. I bought this in the graph paper format to help me organize my woodworking projects, and could not be happier. This absolutely qualifies as a well designed hardcover book, and the faux leather cover feels great in my hand. Time will tell how durable it is, but seeing as it’s the final resting place for organizing my ideas, and not a doodle book for me, I’m confident it will meet my needs for quite some time. Compliments to the maker of this product. I highly recommend them and this product, excellent value for the price.

I have been using this for a while, and I am not easy on binders.- Stitching of the binder is holding up well- Color and the imprinted image on the front of the binder are attractive.- Numbering on the pages is large and clear (GREAT).- Print quality of the graph lines is consistent between pages - and straight.- Papers are thick and I see zero bleed-through (GREAT)- Tons of pages, which I like, but...Only one concern.There are so many pages, and the book is so thick that it can be a bit awkward to write on the left side while you are still in the early part of the book, which means the first quarter or third of the journal. I am sometimes skipping the left side because it doesn't work well to write on it. This is not typically a problem when you have a journal that is thinner from having fewer pages.

Really nice diary / notebook. The tree design and color were what grabbed my attention. Lots of pages. Would definitely buy again. I’m probably gonna order another one, sooner than later to have it when this one fills up. It’s really that nice.

This size journal will last several years for me and that's best since I use it more like a commonplace book carrying it with me all the time and writing and sketching in it. The paper for each page is a nice weight with no see-through and the dots don't distract your eye like a grid layout sometimes will. The cover is a beautiful rich color and very soft. The pocket on the back inside cover is very durable and doesn't seem like it would be easily torn. Although I don't section off my journals I think having the pages in the front for a table of contents will come in handy. Very satisfied.