Rhodia Rhodiarama SoftCover Notebook - 80 Dots Sheets - 6 X 8 1/4 - Sapphire Cover Review

This notebook is my very favorite for keeping bullet journals, recipe books, etc. The cover is basically thick cardstock with the outside covered in soft, fake-leather-type material. It's strong enough to protect the pages from getting banged up in my bag, but soft and thin enough that you could put make a traveler's notebook with multiples. It does get a little beat up with light scuff marks but personally I think that just adds to its charm.The paper inside is gorgeous Clairfontaine 90g…

I thought my previous notebook was too tinted, but by comparison it's almost pure white. And yes it's not legal pad yellow, but pretty much close. I love writing on white paper. I used fountain pe s, and prefer to see the full range of colors in white paper. It does not cut it.If you don't care about it, then yes, it's a great notebook. But I'm not happy with the sepia toned pages.

This is the perfect bullet journal notebook for me! The color combo is awesome and I love the soft, flexible, durable cover. Rhodia's paper is amazingly smooth but stands up to my heavy handedness. It does take a few seconds for my gel pens to dry but that's fine with me. I shot a picture of the front and back of my pen testing page where I tried regular gel, a Tombow dual tip, Tombow and Sipa fudes, and some Prisma brush pens. The second pic shows that they all leave light ghosting but no…

Purchased for journaling with a fountain pen. Very nice paper. My fine tipped fountain pen writes very smoothly, with only a hint of bleed through. Very pricey but maybe that is what high quality paper cost. The soft cover is nothing special. I wouldn’t call it leatherette. That said, the cover and binding is holding up well and I am enjoying journaling in this notebook. I would buy it again.

I’m picky about the color and everything is what it says it is, except the pic showed a darker band than the learher on the Orange journal. What I got was a band the exact same color as the cover. Small thing, but for these journals you pay for every little detail. Next time will get another color.

I bought this to start bullet journaling and so far, I really like it. This is a really nice notebook with sewn-in pages. The only downside is that there is some ghosting when you write with pens.

I may have found my last journal type! The book works well with my Uni-Ball Vision Elite pens. They leave a bit of ghosting, but absolutely NO bleeding. If you are using a particularly inky pen, you might want to let it dry a moment before moving to another page. I haven't had much difficulty with this - usually everything is dry by the time I'm ready to turn the page. The cover is soft, yet durable. This is a book that can take some wear and tear and still hold up.Great for bullet journaling…

I absolutely LOVE these notebooks, they are my favorite by far. The paper quality is outstanding, the dot grid is versatile, and the colors and texture of the cover are beautiful. I love that it's a soft cover and that it is also soft to the touch. I started with the webbie and though I also loved the orange and the hard leather cover, the soft covers are more convenient for me. I waited so long for these to be available and now that they're on ebay I just want to buy them all. I highly…

I purchased this notebook in Sapphire blue back in September 2019. When I received the notebook I noticed it was in fantastic condition (at least nothing noticeable). After journaling through this notebook, it was time together another one.I purchased a new one in Poppy and the whole front cover was deeply imprinted by the elastic band. I never had this issue with the Sapphire one I purchased in 2019. After unstrapping the elastic band of the Poppy, the whole front cover was sort of warped…

Would I buy it again? Yes, but only if more affordable notebooks don't provide the same level of fountain pen friendliness. I'm over halfway through it in less than 2 months.---------------------------------------------------------Size: A5 (or very close to it), 80 sheets / 160 pages.Paper: 90 gsm Clairfontaine, made in France (this is printed on the 1st page). Cream color, lined, no numbering. Little to no feathering with fountain pens. Ink dries very quickly.Construction: The paper is divided

The notebook is a beautiful green, the monitor cannot do it justice. There is a pocket in the rear, and the front and back have a pretty and nicely textured orange paper. The paper exceeded my expectations even after reading others gushing reviews. It takes in very well and there is very little ghosting from any pen or marker I used outside of Copic markers, which leave minimal ghosting.Felt pens may squeak a bit on the paper, it is very smooth and just a hair glossy (not enough to leave a…