Rhodia118668C - Rigid Notebook Webnotebook Orange - A5 - 192 pages - Plain Ivory Clairefontaine Paper 90 g/m - Bookmark, Elastic Closure - Faux Leather Cover

I’ve been using Rhodia webbies for many years in rotation with certain other very well known black notebooks, but these are hands down the best!I mainly write with a fountain pen and so quality paper is a must for me and frankly Rhodia webnotebooks are unrivalled in that field. The paper allows great shading with all of the inks that I use, which always adds to the writing experience. The paper gives you essentially no feathering or bleeding meaning the next page will barely show that it has anything written on the reverse side, which is a must for me.The build quality is great, I’m constantly beating my notebooks up by trying to cram them in every space as an every day carry — be it a backpack, a satchel, a jacket pocket, the pocket of my jeans (tight squeeze depending on the jeans haha!) and they come out fine and ready for me to write.These are the best and a steal at this price point!

Rhodia makes the best journals. The paper is super smooth and user friendly with fountain pen ink. There is never any bleeding or soaky behaviour like the cheap paper in Molskine journals. Do yourself a favor and pick up a Rhodia journal next time. You'll thank yourself.

This was my first bullet journal and before buying anything I did extended and thorough research and Rhodia came up as the one to buy. And I did not regret buying it for a moment.Construction:+ cover took very heavy beating traveling in my purse most of the days+a bit off-white pages with gray dots that are visible enough but not too much+elastic band did not stretch+the biding is still perfect after one year of heavy use- bookmark fell off after maybe 6 monthFeatures & SpecsNone whatsoever which I LOVED! So you have absolute freedom to do Key, Index etc. or not.Pen test+My go to pens are Microns and I haven't have any ghosting or bleeding.-There was some bleeding with Promarker ( but this thing would bleed through concrete.+Ne bleeding or ghosting with fountain pens with pelican ink.+No bleeding or ghosting with Stabilo Boss markers and Staedtler triplus color markers.Art supply test +/- Watercolors are a bit tricky. If you use it heavily it will bleed through, but if you are careful and not use too much water the paper will hold, but pages will still buckle, but I did not mind that much, it wasn't that bad.+gesso: no problem+acrylic colors: no problem+clear gesso: awesome+gelatos: goodSo all in all works great even for 90gsm note book.

I love this notebook. I recently got into using fountain pens on a daily basis. I started a masters degree this year, which involves a lot of note taking in classes. I prefer to hand write my notes as laptop tends to distract me.The Clairefontaine 90gsm paper is know for being extremely high quality and great for fountain pen users. It is pretty much the standard in the fountain pen community. I use the notorious Baystate blue ink in my daily pen. This ink is known to feather on almost every type of paper known to man, except this one. I believe that the paper is coated in fine ceramic, which makes it super smooth to write on. it is worth pointing out that the paper is not bright white, but more of a yellowish, cream colour.I love the dot grid, which allows for sketching of graphs and diagrams without being too obtrusive whilst allowing me to write in a straight line at the same time. This has now become the standard for me, I wouldn't even consider using lined paper again in the future.The notebook itself is wrapped in very soft leather like material. It feels great to touch. The bright orange colour and the A4 size and the embossed logo makes it stand out of the crowd. In fact, it had a bit of an unexpected effect. So far every female I sat next to in class commented on my notebook with something in the lines of " Oooh, I like your notebok, can I touch it?" So far I have been unable to understand why women are so attracted to it but I think it has some sort of magical power. Gentlemen, if you are reading this, forget about sports cars, Rolexes and bespoke tailored suits, high quality stationery is where it is at. I think a puppy won't turn as many heads as this.

Have used these notebooks/ journals before. Paper takes fineliner and fountain pen inks without feathering or bleed through. Paper is very smooth, and does not take pencil well. Stitched binding stands up to repeated use right up to last page.

Great quality paper from Clairefontaine. Nicely bound. If you need a plain notebook for writing with fountain pen 🖋, the go for it. Absolutely no feathering, no bleeding.

I’ve used these books for years as the paper is of superb quality and doesn’t cause blots or soak through when using a fountain pen as I habitually do.For day to day work notes I use an A4 book and for projects a series of A5 versions.

Highly recommend this notebook. The paper is a creamy colour and some people mightn't like that, but honestly it was such a wonderful experience to use. Every detail, the soft cover, the smoothness of the clairefontaine paper, the whole thing was just a treat for the senses. It does not have numbers and some bujo people might require that, but if you really need that sort of system you can do it yourself in a couple minutes. I have since stopped using this notebook but would go back to it in a heartbeat. The reason I changed was because I got a fauxdori and the multiple notebook system worked better for keeping my own agenda as well as bujo in the same place, but if you're looking for a pure bujo or just a brilliant notebook experience, you can't go too wrong with this buy.