Moleskine Cahier pocket blanko packpapierbraun DIN A6. 3er Pack

I have been using these Cashier Plain Pocket Journals for the best part of 10 years now. For me they are the perfect note book. They look lovely and their size is perfect to carry around in a pocket. Add a small pen and you have a great combination to capture thoughts, poems, literary ideas or sketch.I love a blank page, particularly a plain note book; it is so versatile and full of possibilities.The paper quality is excellent and it feels great to write on either with a roller ball or a fountain pen.I generally keep the books for separate and discrete functions. Prayer diary, things I read and want to capture, writing ideas etc. In this way, these journals become works of art and memory in their own right. Something to keep and treasure.The back 16 pages are perforated which might be useful for some.The back page also has a useful pocket which can hold other paperwork - business cards and flyers you might pick up whilst out and about.If I heard that Moleskine were discontinuing this notebook, I would purchase a lifetime supply!

Good product.

Convenient size and natural feel. It is good that it is unlined.

Klein, handlich, robust, mit ein paar vorperforierten Seiten zum rausreißen.

These notebooks... are my life. I manage two small businesses and am a graduate student. I use Evernote to scan and upload to save the pages (I used to keep the notebooks but that doesn't work well). The system I have works great. I write out any thoughts I have on the notebooks. I use a sharpie pen which is bold and doesn't run. When the notebooks get full I sit down with a coffee or whatever and go through them. I scan the pages that I feel are important and upload them to Evernote. Then I recycle the notebook (these ones are nothing but paper so there's no concern for environmental issues, per se). I tried so many notebooks... I've been in college for, my god... so freaking long... I always keep one of these with me. I can stow one in my motorcycle pocket, there's one next to my bed, and a few in my messenger bag... it's a great buy for me, and I have no interest, at this point, in buying any other kind of notebook. I just took a 4 hour exam, and had one next to me to take scribbles and do equations and put thoughts. I know that Moleskines are overpriced, but I get a lot out of them, and with the right pen they are really smooth to write on. I have carpel tunnel pretty bad and it bothers me far less with these than anything else.