📔 Canson Wire Binding Acid-Free Field Sketchbook: 65 lb, 7 X 10 in, 80 Sheets - Premium Quality for Artists and Sketching Review

I like to keep a daily journal, sometimes with small drawings or full page sketches. I've been using a fountain pen since school, so high-quality paper is important to me, it doesn't leak and is opaque. After trying different types of blank books with plain paper, I settled on a Canson 7 on a 10 inch sketchbook. The size is perfect - big enough for sketching and just right for my medium to large handwriting. I love the spiral binding which allows the book to open fully making it easier to write

I've been using this particular Canson Sketch Book style for years; It suits my journaling needs with concise pages, high quality paper, a sturdy cover and a wire pen holder.

I have been writing in such books for more than ten years. I was hoping the cover would be pressed cardboard, but it's cardboard wrapped in paper. The leaves are smooth and relatively thin, which can be an advantage depending on usage. It's fine for my needs, but I especially love books and don't like wrapped covers.

I use sketchbooks to take notes and sketches for my work. I had a favorite that was discontinued and tried a few other styles before finding this one that was the closest match to my old favorite. I travel regularly for work, and the sturdy hardcover will stand up to the knocks in a bag. The 7x10 size is hard to find but perfect for me - easy to fit in a laptop bag or purse but big enough to use for sketching. The paper is quite thick, heavy enough that porous-ended pens and felt tip pens do…