I ordered this cover from another site before I realized that this one listed on JetPens had a front flap for holding a notebook as well. The third image weer a photo is being put in is actually for holding another notebook. I am using this for my Hobonichi Techo Cousin (A5 size) but I wanted to carry a notebook or two in the same cover. This does it brilliantly, as long as the notebooks are thin. I am currently carrying my last two Moleskine Volant Journals (the paper sucks) and will be replacing with two or possibly three (depending on the day) Kokuyo Campus High Grade MIO Notebooks.

In addition to holding my A5 daily planner (Hobonichi Techo Cousin), this cover can hold 2 additional notebooks well and three making it tight.

The business cards slots are nice and the pocket running from the front to back can carry multiple more pens hold my phone and more. Pen loop is nice and roomy but just tight enough to securely hold a Jinhao 599 series pen. and should be able to hold most fountain pens.

I find this an ideal cover for my Leuchtturm A5 notebook. I use the outer front pouch for an A5 slim notebook and store a few pen refills in the back pouch (my pen of choice for this system is the Coleto 1000, so I have to ensure I've got extra refills). I place small items such as page flags, sticky notes, and loose paper under the inside plastic flaps. I've tried fitting many different pens inside the loop and this is what I've found... the caps on both my TWSBI Eco and Lamy Safari stop these pens from sliding in effortlessly. The rubber grip section of my Pilot Acroball 4-color multipen won't allow the pen to slide in. Paper Mate Flairs slide right out just like with my other slim pens; however, the clip on these pens holds onto the loop, so I'm able to use them. Using slim pens? Make sure they have clips. The bookmark ribbon is a nuisance, so I've removed it. I love the way the canvas material feels; makes the cover feel strong and substantial. The elastic closure band fits around the cover very snugly. What's missing? Covers in bright, vibrant colors which I would gladly purchase. A 5-star item indeed!

This is a nice, minimalist organizer which will hold your Kokuyo Edge Title Twin Ring Notebook (one of my favorites), along with a yearly calendar or journal. Personally, I buy an Action Day brand planner each year and, although it's a snug fit, everything fits nicely inside.

I like the outer pockets featured on the front and back of the cover and the hinged plastic dividers that have numerous tabs and slots. The front pocket of my cover holds a smaller Moleskine stitched notebook (for quick jotting and scribbling), my GD&T pocket guide, along with a Zebra F-701 & M-701 pen and pencil set nestled on either side. The back pocket contains my single-page weekly to-do list for quick access and is ready (and willing) for me to stuff other items in as needed.

I've been a DayTimer fan for a number of decades, but I find these (although lush with genuine leather covers and such) in my line of work as an aerospace engineer to be bulky and heavy. This Kokuyo cover makes for a compact, lightweight, durable, and quite functional cover for anyone needing these types of features in a planner solution.

absolutely love it. i keep my hobonich techo cousin and a rhodia no. 16 in ther, plus the three little pockets in the middle hold some sticky tabs, and a small ruler. pen loop fits a lamy safari beautifully, and the front cover pocket holds my pencil/eraser. big love!!

Oh, I love this. I currently have my Roterfaden to-do list slipped in the front outside pocket, a Rhodia #18 Dot Pad on the left, a Rhodiarama in the center, and an Apica CD on the right. It's a lovely, slim little package for EDC, and pleasantly affordable.