Fountain Pen Friendly Academic Year Planner?

[hoipolloi]

I've made my own, but I was wondering if there are any out there?

[Notgatherox]

Have you chanced upon the Leuchtturm 1917 planners?

 

Here's a link: (not afflicted)

 

http://www.gouletpens.com/Leuchtturm1917_Lavender_Large_Weekly_Planner_2015_p/lblwn15-v.htm

 

 

 

~Epic

[hoipolloi]

Have you chanced upon the Leuchtturm 1917 planners?

 

Here's a link: (not afflicted)

 

http://www.gouletpens.com/Leuchtturm1917_Lavender_Large_Weekly_Planner_2015_p/lblwn15-v.htm

 

 

 

~Epic

yup, but they're just 2015, not academic. I was looking for something similar to http://www.staples.com/AT-A-GLANCE-Weekly-Academic-Appointment-Book-8x11-Black-2014-2015/product_213389 with better paper.

[lwc]

http://shop.moleskine.com/en-us/planners/classic/2014-2015-18-month-planner-weekly-notebook-extra-large-soft-cover-black-7960

 

This might be of use.

[lwc]

http://store.alkos.com/quo-vadis-academic.html

 

This might be better.

[legitimate3]

I was looking for a planner for this school year too. I saw good things about the Quo Vadis planners posted above on another thread so I think those will be a good choice. I don't really know if there's enough space on the Minister, and I think there's too much space on the Textagenda. I am used to weekly planners like the Scholar and Sapa

Edited July 26, 2014 by legitimate3

[Runnin_Ute]

I don't know if they still do, but FranklinCovey used to have an academic. Or you can buy at Jan/Apr/July/Oct start date refill.

[cleosmama]

I use the Quo Vadis Trinote, and it works well with FP (fine points).

[hoipolloi]

http://store.alkos.com/quo-vadis-academic.html

 

This might be better.

Thanks!

[theolu]

I don't have one but I understand that the Hobonichi Techno Planner is filled with Tomoe River paper. It doesn't get much more fountain pen friendly than that.

[The Blue Knight]

http://shop.moleskine.com/en-us/planners/classic/2014-2015-18-month-planner-weekly-notebook-extra-large-soft-cover-black-7960

 

This might be of use.

 

 

I bought the orange of these essentially it is well designed and laid out however it has the usual Moleskine crummy paper.

Edited July 27, 2014 by The Blue Knight

[Ecriveur]

I use a pencil for my Moleskine planner, because my schedule changes fairly frequently. The incidental benefit of that is that the Moleskine paper quality isn't an issue.

[dneal]

Quo Vadis. They make 12 and 18 month academic planners.

 

I switched from Moleskine to Leuchtturm several years ago. However, the last Leuchtturm planner I got was not FP friendly (seems they've moved production to Taiwan).

[Mezzie]

I have a Blueline academic planner that uses sugarcane fiber paper. It's very fountain pen friendly, and I haven't experienced any feathering, ghosting, or bleedthrough.

[Pooch]

http://shop.moleskine.com/en-us/planners/classic/2014-2015-18-month-planner-weekly-notebook-extra-large-soft-cover-black-7960

 

This might be of use.

I just got it few weeks ago. No bleeding, no feathering. It actually works well with my pens. So far, I have been using Waterman BB, Pelikan Royal Blue, Montblanc Oyster Grey, and Diamine Denim.

[Historian]

I'm in the market for a new planner as well. I'm drawn to the Leuchtturm 18 months planner, as that has space on one side of the planner to take more extensive notes. Anyone has any experience with the A5 size one? Is it the usual 80 gms paper?

[Abner C. Kemp]

The Staples Arc notebook has an Academic insert that I currently use. The paper is quite good -- no feathering or bleed though and very minimal show through. My only issue with it is that the pages are attached with the Arc System which is basically like a binder style where the pages friction fit. Sometimes the pages can come loose and they are kind of annoying to turn. That said, the paper is good for fountain pens and the layout is very nice.

[The Blue Knight]

I'm in the market for a new planner as well. I'm drawn to the Leuchtturm 18 months planner, as that has space on one side of the planner to take more extensive notes. Anyone has any experience with the A5 size one? Is it the usual 80 gms paper?

 

I was thinking of buying one however half a year of it would be wasted as it started back in January, I don't what so many places are doing still selling these for 2014. Six months later.

[Historian]

 

I was thinking of buying one however half a year of it would be wasted as it started back in January, I don't what so many places are doing still selling these for 2014. Six months later.

 

 

I think the 2014-15 one starts in September 2014 and ends in February 2016, which is a kinda weird date to end. This, at least according to the description here.

Edited July 28, 2014 by Historian

[dneal]

I'm in the market for a new planner as well. I'm drawn to the Leuchtturm 18 months planner, as that has space on one side of the planner to take more extensive notes. Anyone has any experience with the A5 size one? Is it the usual 80 gms paper?

 

See my comment about Leuchtturm above. I love the layout (and Moleskine does something similar). The last one I bought was 2013-2014, and it bled-through horribly - in fact it was so bad that I quit using it. My current planner is a Midori passport, although I'm toying with the idea of switching to a Levenger junior.