B5 Bullet Dotted Journal Notebook by STM | Thick Bleedproof 160gsm Paper, 150 Pages | Lay Flat Vegan Leather Hardcover | 2 Bookmarks, Printed Page numbers | Black Pen | 7 x 10 in | White

Beautiful journal. Good quality paper, thick so the pens don't bleed through. Nicely boxed. It is a bit over priced for a notebook.

Produkt wart swojej ceny. Papier jest bardzo dobrej jakości. Dodatkowe akcesoria, mimo, że dla niektórych może zbędne, to dla mnie okazały się bardzo przydatne (mówię tu o „podziałce” jak i krótkim poradniku online o tym jak zabrać się do prowadzenia dziennika. Produkt jednak swoje waży i trzeba mieć to na uwadze, jednak dobry, gruby papier jest tego wart. Polecam ten dziennik.

Bellissimo bullet journal carta da 160gr ultra resistente. Pagine numerate e un utile accessorio per velocizzare la creazione di tabelle. Ne sono molto soddisfatta

Es bonito y la tinta no traspasa con bolígrafos de punta flexible tipo lettering (fudenosuke o pentel touch. La pega que le veo es que pesa muchísimo! Pesa tanto que no sé si lo podré usar como cuaderno del profesor, que es lo que tenía pensado, porque no sé si seré capaz de llevarlo a diario junto con otros libros y el portátil. Ah, además las páginas no abren al 100% porque vienen con un milímetro aproximadamente pegado para que no se vean las costuras. Habrá quien lo vea como una ventaja pero yo prefiero que las páginas se abran del todo.

This year, I bought three journals to test out... this one, and the Scribbles that matter A5 version, and the Archer & Olive A5 version. I used the Archer and Olive last year and loved it. It was crazy durable. This year, I set up the Archer and Olive and this one (Scribbles that matter B5). I’m a month into it, and I seriously love this journal. I find it just as good as the Archer &Olive quality wise, but at a way better price point. The vegan leather feels really nice. The difference between the two are that the scribbles that matter have numbered pages, the center dot is a tiny cross, and middle dots on the borders are tiny dashes, which make counting and centering much easier, which is a big plus. The very front opening and back opening have designed pages, so it’s a plus or minus depending on your preference (I like to draw on blank pages, so that’s three less canvases). It also comes with index pages (again either a plus or minus depending on your preference). The scribbles that matter also have a designated pen test page in the very back (the last page has a designed “pen test” logo in it). Notice these differences are also present in the A5 size as well. Although both claim to be 160gsm, for some reason the scribbles that matter do feel ever so slightly thinner (maybe it’s coated differently?), but it still passes the heavy fountain pen test. No ghosting whatsoever. So it still matches the quality. There were a few reviews where people claimed that it took forever to dry. I didn’t experience that at. Granted I use “noodlers” brand ink for my fountain pens which I find to be a great quality ink. The only time I notice a smudge is when I accidentally did an extra hard press on my fountain pen causing an extra heavy flow, but it would smudge ANY paper at that point, and would require an extra long dry time to prevent any smudging. So over-all I find this to be a great quality dot-grid book. My main uses are bullet journaling and sketching. I really like the size of the B5 book. (I did do a bullet journal set-up on YouTube IF you want to see my compare and contrasting quality of said journals, but I hope this review suffices enough).

La marque est toujours de bonne qualité, les pages sont épaisses et les feutres ne bavent pas. La reliure est solide et la couverture, bien que simple, ne s'abime pas trop contrairement aux carnets avec une couverture en tissu.