Any Suggestion For A5/b5 Dot Grid Paper Notebook?

[iwiber]

Hi guys, trying to find one online but I don't recognize most of the brands, so I'd like to know if you guys have some good experience with one?

 

I'm looking ideally for a B5 size but A5 would do it, with ideally a spiral.

 

Thanks in advance

[TMLee]

https://fabriano.com/en/267/ecoqua

 

 

I did a review sometime back here

https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/topic/328185-fabriano-ecoqua-glued-a5-dot-grid/?p=3930153

 

 

Hope this helps

Edited February 18, 2018 by TMLee

[zephyrdeluxe]

I like A5 Ecoquas, too. We carry them at the art supply shop where I work.

 

The dot grids are all gummed, though. Or as far as I've seen Fabriano doesn't make a spiral bound dot grid option.

[Zaphodbebullbrox]

It is not quite the size you might be looking for but the Dot grid paper i use is Rhodia.

 

I Personal us the DOTPAD No.16 and it is 6" x 8-1/4" and has 80 sheets.

 

They have this on that might work for you....

https://rhodiapads.com/collections_dot_book.php

 

 

[JordanN]

I like the Northbooks B5 notebook. I got a set of three of them for a nice price a few months ago.

 

https://gonorthbooks.com/

 

They sell them on Amazon and sometimes send coupon codes to their email list.

Edited March 20, 2018 by JordanN

[DrDebG]

MD Midori in A5

 

https://www.amazon.com/Midori-MD-Notebook-Grid-Paper/dp/B0091GBD00/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1521585887&sr=8-2&keywords=midori+md+notebook+a5

Edited March 20, 2018 by DrPenfection

[IndigoBOB]

Tomoe River Paper options:

 

Taroko Enigma A5:

https://www.etsy.com/listing/290449977/taroko-enigma-a5-notebook-v4-with-tomoe?ref=hp_rv

 

Nanami Seven Seas Crossfield

http://www.nanamipaper.com/products/seven-seas-crossfield-a5-grid-journal.html

[gmathio]

I'm also using a Rhodia, the A5 "webbie", dotted. It's great for writing with a fountain pen.

[akrohn2010]

I’m a personal fan of the Luechtturm1917 A5 dot grid notebooks. Some have said they get some bleed over with heavier nibs, but I’m about 80% through mine with little to no bleedthrough — including a few uses of a 1.1 stub.

 

The reason I prefer them to Rhoda is the paper is a tad less “glossy” so the ink dries faster, the dot pattern is more subdued, and I’m a big fan of the stickers they provide for labeling the front and spine.

 

Rhoda is definitely the premium paper choice though — best of luck choosing!

 

~AK