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Taroko Design's Breeze Notebook- A Breezy Review!

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Hi guys!

 

Following up from my Mighty Fountain Pen Paper Review, I have written another blog post, this time specifically about Taroko Design's Breeze Notebook. It is full of Tomoe River 68 gsm paper, is the best designed notebook I have come across, and is now my daily go-to!

To read my full review, here is the link to the blog-post: https://fountainpenfriendlyblog.wordpress.com/2018/01/10/review-of-taroko-designs-breeze-notebook-how-breezey/

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My pleasure!!

 

I've not been certain on this- does the Enigma just have the blank/dotted pages? Any page numbers, index, swab space?

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My pleasure!!

 

I've not been certain on this- does the Enigma just have the blank/dotted pages? Any page numbers, index, swab space?

 

The Enigma is blank from start to finish. I've got the V4, so I can't say if it's the same for other versions (although I'd assume it is).

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Thanks GranTorino25, I bought a few of these and haven’t tried them yet. I’m looking forward to giving them a go.

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The Enigma is blank from start to finish. I've got the V4, so I can't say if it's the same for other versions (although I'd assume it is).

I thought this was the case, unfortunate as I would like the same layout but more pages!! I'll have to stick with the Breeze for now :)

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Thanks GranTorino25, I bought a few of these and havent tried them yet. Im looking forward to giving them a go.

My pleasure! Enjoy!!

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The Enigma notebook is available with either blank pages or a 5mm dot grid at the buyer's choice. The Breeze is dot grid only and with numbered pages.

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Thank you for sharing your review. I have some small Taroko Design notebooks, which are nice. But I still love my Midori MD notebooks.

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