RHINO A4 Refill Pad, Writing Pad, 320 Page / 6mm Lined with Margin, 1 Pack, White Hole Punched Side Binding Writing Paper, Office & School Stationery Supplies

I am absolutely delighted with these refill pads. This is the first time I have used Rhino stationery. I usually just buy whichever paper is cheapest in the shop, however I am glad I spent a little more money on these. I have been using them for a couple of months now (mostly for taking notes in my lectures) and the paper is a dream to write on.They have a good number of pages at 320, about twice the thickness of refill pads I typically use. As I said, the 75gsm paper is lovely to write on (I mostly use a rollerball pen or a pencil) and the 6mm line spacing is a nice size for my writing - I like having quite narrow lines to write on. I have only been writing on one side of each sheet, so I cannot comment on how well they would hold up to double sided ink, however I have not seen any ink bleed through to the other side. I have also found the sheets to easily rip from the spine, with very little tearing of the paper - none if I am careful.I would absolutely recommend these refill pads to anyone, they are a great price for the number of pages and really are great to write on. I will definitely be purchasing these again.

Designed to meet the specific needs of education stationery supplies, the pages are two-hole punched, a fair 75gsm and feint narrow-ruled at 6mm spacing. It is essentially similar to other such refill pads although with a generous 320-page (160 sheet) supply.The paper feels very smooth and is suitable for use with all types of pens and inks, fountain pens, gel tips and rollerballs included. There may be some show-through from one side to the other with darker inks but there is no obvious feathering or bleed-through.Although inexpensive, this can be considered as a superior product, economical and of a useful A4 format.

This has been my go-to refill pad for a while now. The paper quality is excellent and the price is very reasonable. I'm able to write in it with my fountain pen without spidering, and ghosting is minimal. Bleed-through only really occurs with multiple lines layered on top of each other. The pages do tend to loosen or fall out when a few have been turned over, but I place pages I need to keep into binders anyway. I've not personally experienced problems with the strength of the holes, though I've not been particularly heavy-handed with them. I don't believe mine came in plastic either, but I've not experienced any dirt or other damage. Overall, I've been very pleased with them.

Perfect for my university work, ideal size, and paper quality is excellent. Reasonable price when you compare to Tesco and Wilko. Very pleased and will purchase again.

The quality of the paper is very good, as is the price.Unfortunately, when I tear out the sheets to place them in my folder, most don't tear out neatly. Often the page breaks and sometimes the holepunched bit does, making it impractical.I think the glue to keep the pages in might be too strong...Or maybe I just happened to get a faulty product...

I got this for a family member as they started their sixth form, and it has been fantastic. The pad has lots of pages and lasts well because of that. The paper feels good to write on, and narrow ruled gets more writing on a page.

Not good at all. Maybe I just got a defective unit, but my impressions so far are terrible (I trashed this refill pad and bought another one, a Pukkapad, since this was just unusable for my purposes of pulling out the sheets - which is what a Refill pad is for!).After having used many other Refill Pads, this one is just not fit for purpose. Despite having good quality paper, the glue in each paper sheet is so strong that it makes it very hard to pull out any sheet without tearing it or ripping it. Apart from that, the glue is so strong that I can only pull out the sheets in the middle of the refill pad, I cannot pull out the sheets at the beginning or at the end.Good paper, but it is useless having it inside the refill pad forever, and it takes longer than usual to manage to take it out without tearing the paper (it is sometimes extremely hard, mostly if the sheet you want to pull out is not exactly at the middle of the refill pad).Definitely go for another product, I found PukkaPad to be perfect.

bought for college and pretty good quality, doesnt show through the paper at all with a normal ballpoint pen and i use a decent amount of pressure, but as expected sharpie does show through and if used a lot in one area it will bleed through to the next paperfor normal college pens its perfect :)