Limitless EquipmentStormPad - 90 Page Waterproof, Weatherproof Notebook/Spiral Notepad for Outdoor use.

I bought this for taking notes whilst instructing scuba diving. It withstands being completely wet for periods of over 45 minutes and is still going strong. So it's pretty much going to stand up to any water you can throw at it.It's easy to write on with a pencil even when wet and rubs off as well with an eraser.

Asked lots of questions before I bought this notebook and was grateful for replies. It was a little small/narrow for my needs but generally a great bit of kit.Ruler on back page great for taking photos to scale for recording.Waterproof paper is a must in a field book. Like the spiral binding. Grid and blank pages work well. Found biro better than pencil.Thanks to everyone replying to questions I was really happy to buy this book and would do so again

Very good - does what it says - ie, waterproof notebook.Only criticism would be my use of it … I teach swimming, so use the notebook poolside whilst teaching in the water. Hence, the book gets thoroughly wet, but I do not physically submerge it.I find writing on the pages fine, but accept I shouldn't use biro - as it bleeds on to the page opposite (the description does say use pencil or special pen).I do though find that the pages stick together and all the pages need wiping / drying to prevent them sticking. When they do stick, it's fine, they just peel apart.Overall very happy, as it means I can make notes of achievements & stage badges when in the pool. - just wish I could use a waterproof ipad instead!

Papwrnisnas advertised, weather proof. Has a number of map aids on the back too increasing its functionality.

The media could not be loaded. I recently joined the army reserves and was looking for a notepad that could stand up to being thrown in a backpack and survive being outside in the rain/mud. I’m currently using a normal bic pen which writes absolutely fine on the paper, I tore a page out from the book which I had written on and put it under the tap! No smudging and still wouldn’t tear! Definitely recommend

I run an engineering company and my site engineers need to take notes in the field in all weather conditions. The British weather is, as you know, very wet in Autumn and Winter months. I normally buy Rite in the Rain branded notepads but thought I'd try a variety of different notepads to see which the site engineers preferred.As it turns out they quite like the large size of this notepad, they weren't overly keen on the graphics on the front cover but they have no choice and have to use what they're given, plus it helped identify their notepad from the generic plain black ones.Paper is thick enough and tough enough for site use and works well with standard biros and pencils.

Spilled water over it more than a few times, and it leaves the paper perfectly fine beneath. Not too much else to say.

Very good paper but spiral bound mech doesn't fair well in the field. Will do you a turn but spiral bound mech is a pain...just sayin'