Rite in the Rain Universal Stapled Mini Notebook, 3¼" x 4⅝" (3 Pack) (12 Sheets) - Blue

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Era quello che cercavo, sono tascabili e resistenti alle intemperie. Allego foto di confronto con un normale quaderno A4 per dare un riferimento più chiaro possibile, sono veramente piccoli, dalle foto di presentazione non viene ben resa l'idea.La marca é una garanzia

Sympa mais "petit" +-8cm.12cm.2 millimètres d'épaisseur24 pages

Yeah, these are pretty flimsy little tiny notebooks, and somehow I find the paper a little more sensitive to some kind of oil-based ball-point cartridges than other R-i-t-Rain notebooks.But it's a convenient size, and I've drenched mine in water thoroughly many times. Some bleeding at the edges with one ink cartridge in ball point, but after experimentation, I found some pens/cartridges that stay fast.I'm only slightly annoyed that when damp, the pages tend to stick together....not a problem, really...you won't tear the leaves except on purpose when separating them....but maybe that is a characteristic of this particular RiTR notebook.

The Rite In The Rain Weatherproof Mini-Stapled Notebook is, without a doubt, a game-changer when it comes to classic notebooks that stand the test of time and weather conditions. I've been using these notebooks for years, and they have become an indispensable part of my daily life.The defining feature of these notebooks is their ability to endure any weather condition. Whether it's rain, snow, or the scorching sun, these notebooks live up to their name, allowing me to jot down notes and ideas without worrying about the elements.In conclusion, if you're in need of a reliable, all-weather notebook that stands up to the rigors of daily life, the Rite In The Rain Weatherproof Mini-Stapled Notebook is the perfect choice.

This is the first time I've purchased a Rite in the Rain notebook with white paper and I think that may be why it appears to bleed through. In some cases, the bleed-through has made the writing on the next page illegible. It happens with both a cheapy mechanical pencil and a good Japanese one. These were pages that I intended to use for reference so it's pretty frustrating that I'll have to redo them.