Rhodia Webnotebook Plain A4 $20 (Was $42.95) + $8.80 Shipping @ Milligram

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Associatedmeaghanandrews on 31/03/2021 - 16:23 outlet.milligram.com (392 clicks)
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The Rhodia Webnotebook is the premier hardcover notebook for people who value high-quality journals and writing books. This black Rhodia notebook with plain pages makes a beautiful personal journal or work notebook. It has a thick, smooth French-leatherette (artificial leather) cover that is soft to touch and is supported by a robust cardboard. It also has an elastic-strap closure, expandable inner pocket and the Rhodia logo embossed on the front cover. The A4 notebook is great for notetaking and fits easily on your desk. The ivory-coloured 90gsm paper stock is absolutely beautiful. It offers an exquisite writing experience and is a joy to thumb through. It is definitely feather-free and bleedproof – no caveats required. Rhodia notebooks and notepads enjoy an international cult following, and are favoured by designers, artists, writers and stationery lovers. Developed in France in the 1930s, Rhodia's rich heritage and cultural influence is evident in the classic, stylish d

QUANTITY: 1 x webbook SIZE: A4 - 21 x 29.7cm PAGES: 192 pages (96 sheets) STYLE: Plain pages COVER: Leatherette hard cover FEATURES: Fountain pen friendly. Thread bound. MATERIALS: 80gsm ivory paper with smooth satin finish (acid-free, pH neutral). Paper made from sustainable forests. SOURCE: Designed and made in France

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  LuckyDrew on 31/03/2021 - 16:49

  Jeeze, nothing I’ve got to write is worthy of a $20 notepad

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    Associatedmeaghanandrews @ Milligram on 31/03/2021 - 17:03

    +1

    The paper quality is amazing! :)

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      LuckyDrew on 31/03/2021 - 17:08

      +2

      That’s the problem. Too much pressure.

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    dzhay on 31/03/2021 - 17:04

    +10

    I just keep one for my premier thoughts and musings. Standard thoughts I record on used bandages or other flotsam that better reflect my intrinsic worthlessness.

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  iridiumstem on 31/03/2021 - 17:25

  -1

  Rhodia papers are more for people who use fountain pens, because fountain pens are so primitive that they are very picky about what paper you use.
  Cheaper papers, some of them work well with fountain pen, some of them don't. It's really hit or miss unless you get something that's been tried for awhile that everyone uses (and Rhodia is one of them). Even more expensive papers can be a miss sometimes, and that can be a pain if you buy a notepad that you can't use because it's not working well with a fountain pen, you ended up with something that's worthless to you that you don't want to throw away but can't use.

  I've never seen the appeal of the journal book like that, but if you want something like that I think that's a good price.

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    Jackson on 31/03/2021 - 18:00

    Rhodia papers are more for people who use fountain pens

    At this point your lost 99.99999% of the population surely :-)

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      iridiumstem on 31/03/2021 - 18:04

      +4

      Eh, it's a hobby. There are lots of products for different hobbies too :P

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    diamondd on 01/04/2021 - 00:33

    a good fountain pen feels great though… almost as nice as a good pencil.

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      iridiumstem on 01/04/2021 - 15:33

      Yeah, I enjoy writing with fountain pens too, spent too much money on inks, pens and papers

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  fortunecookie on 31/03/2021 - 19:31

  +1

  I had the A5 dot grid version and the paper is so smooooth.

  Worked perfectly with my fountain pens as well, no bleeding whatsoever. Quality is way better than Moleskine IMO.

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    Jackson on 31/03/2021 - 19:37

    no bleeding whatsoever

    I should hope so, or you are using the pen wrong

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      iridiumstem on 31/03/2021 - 19:55

      +3

      Heh, bleeding refers to basically ink getting absorbed too much and soaking the paper to the point where it goes through the page.