– STALOGY 018 Editor's Series 365 days notebook (B6//Black) S4104 by STALOGY

Using for a year long journey into fitness and better health (a day per page). The perfect length for this kind of thing. The paper is lovely. An absolute joy to write on. I’ve been spoiled by writing on good paper and now find it difficult for settling for anything less. You can see indentations of my writing on the back of the page but no bleed through (with a uni Jetstream). The books a good size and fits well in my bag. Very portable which is essential for me to be able to add notes and anecdotes throughout the day. There are day and date options at the top of the page. For me these are too small and too pale to use, but that could be on me as my eyesight is not that great and I really do need new glasses. I just write the date and it works out fine. Would I recommend? Absolutely, and would buy again myself too!

Stalogy paper is high quality but very thin Meaning you get more for your money

I've been keeping journals for a while now but have only used cheap unbranded ones. I bought this to treat myself to a decent one for a change and I'm glad I did. The paper is soooo nice to write on and I love the subtleness of the box grid as its not overpowering. I dont use mine as a planner, I use it as a journal. Like others have said the date part at the top of the pages is so tiny it would be very difficult to use but I don't use this feature.anyway as I just write the date in for each day I'm journaling. I don't use a page per day so I don't have any wasted or empty spaces and I also stick little photos inside that I take with my phone to add interest to my written journal plus its nice to look back on in years to come. It makes good use of photos on your phone that otherwise would never get printed! I really like the compact size of the B6 too, I thought it would be too small but I find it perfect. The cover seems nice and sturdy but as I'm a leathercrafter the first thing I did was make a leather cover for it and has made it super tactile and I love using it even more. Overall, when i have filled this one up, I will definitely buy another.

The paper doesn't crinkle quite as much as a hobonichi, but it is whiter and there is nothing on the pages. Aside from the minuscule dates/months on top which are pretty much invisible. Overall I love it. I use it as my planner, bullet journal style. If you absolutely cannot stand even light ghosting, then stick with thicker paper such as Scribbles that Matter. It used to bother me massively but I sort of got over it. Stalogy paper is extremely good but the juicier the pen, the more like It is to be seen on the other side, but it us only slightly and it happened to me only with the tombow fudenosuke brush pen. The only con us that it came with a strong chemical smell. It must be the glue they used in the spine. It persisted for a while... but I would definitely buy again

I have wanted to try this brand for quite some time and finally caved. It took awhile to get here but still arrived before the last date in perfect condition. So far this little book is just lovely and fairly close to Tomoe river and takes fountain pen really well. I do recommend using a writing board as the paper is very thin. I got the B6 size for something more portable and I am not disappointed. It is large enough that I don't feel cramped but still fits well in a handbag. I would definitely order again from the seller.

This is a good all round notebook with grided paper that is similar to Tomoe river paper, which is extremely thin for the number of pages in the notebook. It takes fountain pens and most gel pens well with no bleeding but there is some ghosting which is less noticeable once you write on the next page. The grids tend to fade into the background once you write on the pages. It exudes stylish minimalism to perfection. Cons of the notebooks are there is no index, it doesn't have page numbers included, there is no pen loop or back pocket to hold sundry stationery items. Overall it's a good high quality, value for money notebook.

The Stalogy notebooks are becoming very much in demand, and very popular, in the planner community, the paper is great quality, stands up to any inks I've tried in it, including fountain pens, and highlighters, the notebook is well constructed and stands up well against wear and tear. The only grievance everyone has is that at 365 (one year) pages, it would be very useful if Stalogy pushed that up to 400 pages which would give more flexibility in terms of use. Have bought two of these, will buy again. Recommend.

A delight to journal in. I can add layers of ephemera to it and use fountain pens without bleeding. Lovely quality paper, which makes a beautiful sound as you turn the pages. Very aesthetically pleasing.