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So, I know Staples Sustainable Earth paper is all the rage, but the store that is closest to me is Office Depot. I went by today and saw that they, too, have bagasse paper in the form of memo pads. I picked up a pack and here is a review for you guys. This is my first review, so any feedback is welcome!

 

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I agree with you.

I used a pad of that, and I was impressed.

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I just bought a pack of these today and they work great with fountain pens. I have not experienced any feathering or bleed through under normal use. I was able to get a little of both when using a Konrad flex with Baystate Blue, but that was pushing the paper to the limits. These are by far the best fountain pen friendly legal pads I have encountered.

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For some reason, I can not access the jpgs. Can you tell me whether they are only available in lined? I prefer anything and everything unlined.

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I bought mine at office max and they only had lined available. I believe they had standard rule and narrow rule.

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Office Depot Professional Sugar Cane Memo Pad Review

I can't see the pictures either. According to the website, Office Depot has the Professional Pads (15 lb acid free) and the Sugar Cane Pads (16 lb non-acid free). But I don't see any Professional Sugar Cane Memo Pads. Can you clarify which pads you reviewed, perhaps with the item #? Thanks.

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For some reason, I can not access the jpgs. Can you tell me whether they are only available in lined? I prefer anything and everything unlined.

 

Can't see them either.

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