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Reddit mentions of Moleskine Folio Professional Notebook, A4, Squared, Black, Hard Cover (8.25 x 11.75)
Sentiment score: 1
Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Moleskine Folio Professional Notebook, A4, Squared, Black, Hard Cover (8.25 x 11.75). Here are the top ones.
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- Used Book in Good Condition
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 11.75 Inches |
| Length | 8.875 Inches |
| Weight | 808.12 Grams |
| Width | 0.75 Inches |
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I have no issues with the Moleskine paper, and quite enjoy writing on it. The only product that has some bleed-through is my soft-cover, and even that is negligible.
The Leuchtturm doesn't have a bleed-through problem, but a drying-speed problem. It dries so incredibly slowly that I had to sit for nearly 30 seconds to let some of the ink dry. This isn't a problem the Moleskines have. Writing with the pen turned upside down (finer point) shortens drying time, but is also annoying. I can't write in paragraphs without smudging, a problem I don't have with Moleskine.
These galleries may or may not demonstrate what I'm talking about, I don't have a great place to setup for photos at the moment (plotting for NaNo and some freelance work has my desk full of papers). It's also 3AM and I haven't slept in slightly over 48 hours. I'm adding Amazon links, but only because I have a tough time differentiating, and figure some others might as well. Interestingly, I had to take these pictures on my music table - the notebooks were all laying on "The Ink Spots" album.
Moleskine Classic Large, Ruled A
Moleskine Classic Extra Large, Ruled A
Moleskine Folio A4, Squared A
Leuchtturm1917 Medium, Dots A
I can write in the Leuchtturm (I'll never remember how to spell that) when I hold the pen (Sheaffer Imperial 440 - not my pic) upside down, but I really dislike doing that.
It could be the ink, I use Waterman Intense Black (Encre Noir - so much better that way). I am almost out of my 50mls, so I'll need new ink soon. If anyone wants to recommend a good ink for the Leuchtturm, I'll give it a go.
I will say that I do prefer a rougher texture. I enjoy the sound a rougher paper makes, and I like the feel of it under the pen. If I can't hear or feel the pen, I don't enjoy writing.
I personally find all this talk of "leagues" to be ridiculous. It shouldn't matter how expensive your notebook is. All that matters are these two questions:
For me, Moleskine notebooks are both "Yes." For Leuchtturm, it fails on the first. If it's an ink problem, I'd very likely convert if I found an ink that cooperated.