Rite in the RainAll Weather Index Cards, 3" x 5", Universal Pattern, Green (No. 991)

Since I can't find the RITR recipe cards anymore, these fill in and work great. I use a regular ball-point bic type pen and write away.

Forget Chinese knock offs. You will never go wrong with Rite in the Rain products. I sent these cards to my son for Army Ranger School because I know he will use them in soggy weather. As a scientist I've written field data on these in the rain with pencil and/or ball point pen and they've held up without a smear.

first time for 3×5 cards, been using their small notebook loose-leaf for some time & pleased with the resultsI'm sure this will be no different

Even though I don’t work in many places where I need these anymore, I became so used to them in the Army that writing on thin, flimsy cards doesn't feel right. Rite-In-The-Rain does what it says, and then some. If you write something in pencil or the Fisher space pen, It will remain on it forever, regardless of rain, sand, snow, hail, mud, or blood.

Bought these to keep my recipes on so I can use them/make changes with wet/dirty hands and won't have to worry about ruining them. Works great so far, will update if anything changes.

Put five or so in the pocket each of your jackets with a Bic .9 mechanical pencil.The corners do fold and the pencil doesn't erase - which, in my opinion, is better as I don't like walking around with a click pen in my pocket all the time.Overall reliable, pretty good looking throw-away notecards that don't mind a little sweat or rain.*Have not actually tested these in the Marianas Trench

These are normal looking lined 3x5 cards that have been treated with a waterproofing agent so they won't fall apart when wet and allow you to write on them with ink or pencil even if they get damp. I use them for geocaching "logbooks" because they don't fall apart or get moldy like untreated paper does. Much more durable.

I’ve been buying Rite in the Rain products from John Raine since the early ‘80s when I first bought from the PX. You just can’t wrong buying from that company. Everything they sell.

Las tarjetas son ideales para usarse en actividades en las que exista el riesgo de salpicarse con lluvia o en un ambiente moderadamente húmedo. Por los patrones impresos en las tarjetas se pueden trazar dibujos o mapas. Estas tarjetas son bastante útiles y el material de fabricación las hace duraderas.

J'utile beaucoup Rite in the Rainmais j'avoue être déçu de leurs cartes index , même avec un stylo de la marque , j'ai du mal à écrire dessus.