📔 Rhodia Webnotebook A5 Dot Silver: An Elegant Writing Companion in 118767C Edition Review

Overall I really enjoy writing in this notebook, the paper is smooth, silky and writes well. thin and tends to "bleed" a bit, which can be a little distracting if you're writing on the back of the same page. I mostly write with pen and pencil, not gel. It does a great job with glare. Pages also become brittle when in contact with regular tape. If you've ever taped something or accidentally dropped a piece of tape, chances are it will rip the page when you remove it. Depending on the type of…

I've been using these Rhodia orange A5 hardcover notebooks to write in my fountain pen collection for a while now. I loved every one of them. Everything else was fine and my pens wrote smoothly and evenly with no dragging. The paper in this magazine looks the same as the paper in previous Rhodia A5s, but it is NOT. At first I thought something suddenly happened to my pens. So I've tried them on blank space in previous Rhodias and they write great in them, as well as in a Rhodia wired notebook…

As a staunch Moleskine fan, I can't believe I could have liked another product better. I finally found this product, Rhodia Webnotebook, also known as "Webbie". I've used Rhodia notebooks in the past and I really like the paper, although it's not exactly the same paper as Rhodia notebooks it's still fantastic (90g matte velum, ivory paper) and writes very similarly, beautifully and smooth. I started writing with fountain pens last year and my only complaint with using a Moleskine product is…