Midori MD A5 Grid pad

[Mark from Yorkshire]

Having got hold of my first pad my Midori and there MD range I can rate it 10/10, The nibs used where a mix from all of my collection Fine right through to broad and they wrote on the paper splendidly, with no feathering, absorption, bleed, bleed-through or show through. Even my rather wet using supposedly medium nib Cross Beverly running Diamine Onyx black which is in my humble opinion behaved itself and wrote perfectly. 

 

I would Hartley Recommend this paper 

[Tseg]

I support this opinion.   For years I have used the 64-page A5 Tomoe River journal but it has become increasingly difficult to get a hold of.   I have a wonderful leather cover for the journal, nice and patinaed.  I have now switched to the 88-page Midori paper.  To make it fit in my leather cover I have to chop off ~ 1" from either end of the Midori cover to fit it in the slots of my leather cover to close the cover all the way.  The result is the leather cover just barely covers all the paper from this thicker notebook... but not really noticeable.   Midori is a smoother writing experience than the Tomoe River.  The Sailor ink I use does not bleed through.  I like the ribbon to identify where in the journal my writing has progressed.  All-in-all, for me, a better value than Tomoe River.  

[lionelc]

i am using the midori md paper right now - the pages feel more robust than the tomoe river and so far it has been good with all my pens from an ef platinum all the way to a broad omas.  thumbs up.

[TitoThePencilPimp]

one of my favorite papers. although it's a tad too expensive for my uses. I burn through a a4 ream every two months.

much prefer it to tomoe river. 

 

 

[rdxdave]

The thing I don't like about Midori is that the dots are way too light. Otherwise, I find them great