RHODIA STPL DOT 8.25X11.75 BLK

I love it because it's small and easy to take sheets off of it. It also doe snot require me to buy 10 units or some crazy amount due to its low price

I loved the quality of the paper

This was so good for what I needed but now so hard to get, hopefully they will start making again paper is great quality I needed it to have line which is has and the paper doesn't bleed through. Nice white lines pad recommended if a8 is what you need

Awesome note pad. I know it's just a note pod but to be able to get a square pad of this quality for the price is awesome.

Taccuino davvero ben progettato, utile per prendere appunti quando si è in giro, infatti grazie alle sue dimensioni ridotte può essere trasportato facilmente. Le dimensioni non limitano la scrittura e gli spazi sono distribuiti bene, esteticamente molto gradevole

I didn’t worry about paper quality until I decided to buy a fountain pen. This was after I saw Jeff Rubin's interview with Brad Dowdy in the July/August issue of "mental floss" magazine. Dowdy runs a podcast called "The Pen Addict". The article was mostly about pens (of all kinds), but he also recommends Rhodia paper, saying "If you can find quality paper, it's going to make crummy pens write better, and vice versa.” So I bought a fountain pen from a brand Dowdy recommended and bought this tablet of unlined Rhodia paper. Wow – was he ever right! This paper is beautiful. It is smooth and uniform, and lovely to write on. It looks a little shiny, but it is still accepts ink nicely. And the paper is thick enough that, even with a fountain pen, there is no bleed through. I've attached a customer image showing a sheet of this Rhodia paper with writing by a fountain pen on both sides. In addition, and this is no small thing, a sheet of paper tears out of this tablet neatly and beautifully. Whether it is a matter of the paper quality or how the sheet is perforated, or both, it is much easier than your average tablet to tear off a sheet of Rhodia paper without missing a corner. FYI, here’s the pen brand Dowdy recommended, TWSBI, a Taiwanese maker of high-quality, good-value fountain pens TWSBI Mini Clear Fountain Pen This is extraordinary paper. More expensive than the average, but if you’re buying a good pen, I think you’ll find it worth it. Happy Reader

My order of 2 Rhodia pads was filled & dispatched without delay. Even Australia Post can take a bow as the order arrived in excellent time & in perfect condition. :) Rhodia is nowadays owned, & its paper produced, by Clairefontaine in France, a company justly proud of its environmental credentials. This is quality smooth white vellum that will welcome any fountain pen! The pad of 80 sheets is stapled along the top long side but the staples don't extend through the back cover board (therefore no nicks to fingers or scratches on furniture). The front cover page is scored & bends neatly back out of the way. Gridlines are uniformly narrow in a light mauve, extending across the entire page (ie, there are no margins). There are 84 x 5mm squares left to right & 59 squares top to bottom (yes I counted them :D - it's important for something I'm doing). That said, with each page being finely perforated for removal just below the row of staples, it could be used just as easily in portrait layout as in landscape. If your preference is for more pronounced gridlines each centimetre plus blank margins around page edges, you should buy the Clairefontaine looseleaf product. For my needs, however, the Rhodia A3 square grid pad is perfect.