Kokuyo Campus Notebook - A5 (5.8" X 8.3") - Normal Rule - 24 Lines X 70 Sheets

This notebook is my favourite to use for school! I have a lot of 30 and 40-sheet versions of this, but it's not enough for some of my classes... I used up my 70-sheet books last year. v_v

This is my faaavourite notebook :) 6mm lines mean you can fit more writing, use your fine pens, and it has lovely smooth paper of that faint honey white with light, fine blue-grey lines which don't overpower pencil or pen. It's the right cloth bound thickness that it falls open easily.. I use this as my everything notebook, it comes everywhere with me - plus B5 is more portable than A4. It's my favourite page size, visually more proportionate than A4. The double page spread is an inviting workspace :) Allocated lines for headings and date encourage good recordkeeping for a book without perforations, I just use it in chronological order and know I won't lose any of my notes. Horizontal and vertical measurement markers help divide up a table quickly. The paper loves noodlers bulletproof black + sailor/lamy EF nibs :)
Does not need a cover - I used it like this at uni for a year. It gets a little tattered and tufty at the corners, but doesn't fall apart. I change bags more now, so I've started using the black systemic cover designed for it. Good canvas, adds some storage for loose leaves, looks more professional at work (even though it's definitely not just work on the inside).
Oh - and lots of pages and unimposing lines means it's also good for sketching out draft design concepts etc.
The best notebook! Aesthetically pleasing and so practical :)

I write a fair bit, about 25 pages a day and absolutely love these notebooks. This is some of the best paper I've ever used and will absolutely be buying more. Makes note taking a pleasure.

I switched to these from Apica and am extremely impressed.

You guys will not be disappointed!! Buy without hesitation!!

Jetpens never fails to deliver and delight! I got these Kokuyo Campus notebooks today and can really use them, and know they'll be smooth and comfortable to write on because I've used Kokuyos before. This particular page count is very helpful. Jetpens is consistently reliable and prompt in their delivery, and that free shipping on orders over $25 is great.

Question: Do you think you'll ever consider carrying Tsubame notebooks, or resume carrying the Apica CD15s?

Thanks again.

This is great paper. In fact, I can't really tell the difference between this paper and the more expensive MIO paper, except the MIO seems to be slightly smoother. It's not up there with the Cyo-Bo paper, but it does hold up to very heavy fountain pen ink, and most gel pens, pretty well. I've written on mine with Noodler's Eel blue, Noodler's black, and Sailor's Gentle inks with zero feathering or bleed through--even with a wet nib (Sailor Naginata Togi). My only complaint is the covers are fragile. Also, the pointed corners show a lot of wear. Slip one of these into a Kokuyo Systemic nylon cover, however, and you have a very durable notebook filled with great paper.