Travelers Notebook Inserts - Graph Refills for Standard Size Travelers Notebook, Set of 3, Total 192 Pages, 8.25 x 4.25 Inches

I bought this as refills for a travelers journal that I use as a daily business planner instead. I find the paper is amazing quality. I use pencil, pen and even fountain pen ink on it and it doesn’t bleed, it’s hard to tear and really easy to write on.

I have used mainly the offical Midori refills in my Traveller's Notebook for years. Those are over $5 per book. I cannot tell a difference in the quality or feel--these are just as good (minus a few aesthetic touches). I have used pencils, ballpoint pens, fountain pens, you name it. Theyball work fantastic with no "ghosting" on the reverse side. Will definitely buy more.

This is the second time I bought these. I love these travelers notebooks. They fit into any 4x8 travelers notebook and are great to create your own yearly or weekly calendar since they have the grid. Some pages are fainter than others so its difficult to see the grid but I've only found that on a few pages. The sheets of paper are a weight and easy to write on. The books are great for customizing!

I’ve bought these a few times already. They’re good value and the paper quality is good! Some of the pages have a slightly crooked grid, but it’s not bad at all and I would recommend them and plan on using them again.

[Follow up to initial impressions below. Changed from 3 to 4 stars, and I am a conservative rater.] Yes, this insert is stiffer than the "official" TN inserts, that is mostly due to the thicker 100 gsm paper. The paper is moderately slick/smooth - not so much as to resist ink but enough to stop 95% or more of feathering if you are using a fountain pen. The ivory color is nice on the eye but (obviously) influences how your ink looks, if you are using a colored ink. You have to really press/saturate an area to get any bleed through, so both sides of each page are certainly useful. At less than $3 per booklet I think these are great. If I were dreaming of something "perfect" for the price I would get sewn rather than stapled binding and the product would be just a bit more "floppy"/flexible in the hand. I end up back-bending/pressing a lot to teach the journal to stay flat on whatever page I'm writing. The good side of that is it handles this rough treatment very well!I am a little disappointed how stiff these inserts are and am wondering how they compare to official Traveller's Company inserts. I mistakenly thought I was ordering the later because a) the company intended for me to think that with their naming convention and b) Amazon wanted me to think that with their "often bought together" recommendation. So ... I smell a bit of collusion, but I could be wrong. The paper is nice but the handfeel, for me, is off.

I am using these to bullet journal. They are exactly what I needed. Nice enough paper. Keep in mind that the covers of these are just thick brown paper, they are not actual hard "covers" or anything like that. I think they are what you would call the standard or regular traveler's notebook size.

My biggest worry was these wouldn't work with a fountain pen but they do brilliantly! I tested a wide range of inks and nib sizes with no bleedthrough, showthrough, or feathering. Relatively quick dry times as well. The paper is comparable to midori but maybe even better. Has a toothy texture similar to Midori, which I enjoy

These slim notebooks are GREAT! I like them just like this. They fit right in my suit pocket, folder, anywhere.They do NOT have a hard cover. The cover flexes & still gives support.I’ve always liked taking notes on graph / grid paper -even though I tend like to ignore the lines.Hope this was helpful!