Nitoms STALOGY Notebook, A6, Squared, 365 Days Notebook, Blue S4113

This book is perfect for my needs. I am using it as a task planner. My fountain pen ink has not bled through, and the paper feels nice. The paper is thin enough to save space in my bag but thick enough to use confidently. Great value for the money considering the number of pages on the book. Beautiful cover that I chose to decorate modesty with a few stickers.

I have tried many notebooks for journaling and planning but always come back to my Stalogy. The paper is wonderful and takes many kind of pens, markers, highlighters and even watercolor. I love it and will continue to buy it!

Stalogy journals are my go to journals. From half year to full year, A3 to A5. Love the paper! Light colored grid doesn't detract from art or writing. Takes pens well, less bleed despite being thinner paper. Sturdy cover and binding.

Good quality, easy to carry, two thumbs up.

Note that A6 is a pocket-size notebook. It's significantly smaller than your everyday A5 size notebook. My bad for not paying attention to the size but I think I'll be able to use this to carry around in my purse and jot things down when I don't have my bigger journals or schedulers with me. The paper quality is amazing. Look at how there is no feathering or bleeding with fountain pens.

Love the color. Very sturdy

This is a nice looking notebook. There’s a lot to like about the notebook - pretty blue cover with minimal gold branding, the A6 size is very portable, grid size is just right for my handwriting (I tend to write small), grid is visible but not obtrusive (disappears into the background when writing)., pages lie pretty flat, book seems to be well made. Book has a lot of pages but isn’t very bulky due to the thin paper. The Midori MD notebook clear cover fits perfectly.But I was disappointed in the paper quality. The paper is thin and smooth but a lot of fountain pen inks (using pens with fine and medium nibs) and gel pens bleed through with normal writing. There are some inks and pens that do ok - these include pigment inks (like Platinum Carbon Black) and the Zebra Sarasa gel pen. This really limits the inks/pens that can be used. I have read a lot of mixed reviews regarding the paper. It looks like the paper is inconsistent.