Rhodia 117456C notitieboek Rhodiarama met zachte omslag, dot grid, 80 vellen, 90 g ivoorkleurig papier, A5 148 x 210 mm, bladwijzer, binnenvak, 1 stuk, anijsgroen

Ho comprato questo taccuino basandomi sulle immagini,mi occorreva con copertina rigida,per il prezzo pagato meglio aggiungere dai due ai 5 euro in piu' e scegliere il Goalbook Rhodiarama che ha amche il doppio delle pagine,tre segnalibri e portapenne, oppure optare per quello a copertina soft sempre Rhodia ( costa dai15 ai 19 euro) o clairefontane my essential,stupendo carta identica (costa dagli 8 agli 11 euro)

I bought it to give to a friend. The husband is delighted with the notebook. I was very surprised that he did not know the Rhodia brand, because like me he is passionate about fountain pens. And, well, he ended up buying himself one just like it.

I purchased an "A5 Orange notebook with dotted pages " and an “A5 Purple notebook with dotted pages” as reference books for Zentangles and my Zendoodles. The dot grid makes it ideal for this whereas quadrille, lined and sketchbook notebooks if feel would fall short.The paper quality of the Rhodia is superb at 90gsm and a slight off-white color. I would prefer a white paper, but I am not going to knock off a star or complain. There are 80 sheets (160 pages) not including the two orange pages, one in the front and on in the back.There is a small pocket in the back, a placemarker ribbon and a journal closure ribbon all in matching colors.The cover is a unique soft, foam texture which is waterproof and embossed with their Brand logo.This isn’t my first go at a Rhodia notebook. I also have Rhodia staple bound notepad with dots 80 sheets - 8 1/4 x 11 3/4 in. – 80gsm and a black cover.I would recommend Rhodia products to anyone.

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 glare on any pictures)The shipping could use a bit of extra care however, the corner of my notebook was a little dinked on a few pages. Nothing that bothers me, but it could drive some A-type people mad.I would love to be able to order Rhodia reams in the future. Poke poke hint hint.

As a diligent Moleskine user, I have always stuck with the brand, yet I found that the paper has become so thin over the years that you can even see pencil marks. I decided to branch out, initially about to go for the Leuchtturm 1917, but I'm so happy I did not go with the crowd. I decided to buy a Rhoda A5 and I will never go back. The size is perfect, the paper cannot be compared to the two bigger brands - it is so thick and smooth, whilst having a huge range of colours for the silky soft cover. I was sceptical of the dots, initially thinking they were too prominent on the page, yet when I received the Rhoda I was happily surprised - perfect for bullet journaling. All and all, I have no idea why the Rhodia is not top of the notebook charts!! love love love