LEUCHTTURM1917 358294 Notebook Paperback (B6+), Softcover, 123 Numbered Pages, Dotted, Berry

I adore these notebooks. They are such good value for money. B6 is the perfect size and they feel super smooth. The paper is perfect and doesn't lend to bleedthrough even using a fountain pen. Fantastic notebook quality and a beautiful piece of quality craftsmanship.

I've been using this notebook for the last few years as my bullet journal - not as many pages as the A5, but the soft cover is lightweight and smaller size means that it fits in my handbag which in turn means that I actually take it everywhere. Enough pages for a week per spread and then a half dozen or so extra spreads for other things. Colours are always lovely. My only complaint is the price so I do look for them on sale.

I love these notebooks! They’re the perfect size. Sturdy. The pages are numbered and it has a big index at the front. The paper is just the right thickness that you can’t see the writing from the last page, but not too thick that they are hard to flick through. 2 ribbons for holding pages and a sturdy elastic to hold the book together are so handy👌 a little more Ethan other notebooks, but totally worth the price!

The notebook is light and it is not too big or small to carry on. I love how every page is numbered and that there are 2 pages at the beginning to write any references/contents. The pages are thin and if you use a black gel pen it will show to the other page.

It's a quality notebook, which I am enjoying using. I don't use much in the way of colour on my notebook but if I did I think they would be some pens which might bleed through the page.But for my purposes it is perfect.

It's perfect, but keep in mind that the pages are quite thin so most pens can be seen through the other side of the page.

great little note book, the dual page markers are a nice touch. pages feel nice to write upon. not as premium as some, but as a little basic note book, i really cant complain

This is a decent notebook in a very attractive format, compact yet comfortable to use. The paper is thin, bleeds through, but it's not a disadvantage, just don't use a fountain pen on it. 12+ pounds is just way too much for it, really. If Leuchtturm lowers the price, then go for it - it's a good little handy notebook.

For starters, the B6+ is the perfect size for me. Not as cumbersome as the A5 - yet plenty big enough to write in - and the pocket journals are too small for me. The softcover is great, and with only 123 pages, this journal is fairly thin, and weighs nothing. It takes me a year to write out 123 pages anyway. The paper is a very pleasing off-white, and resists ghosting very well. I bought it ruled. The line spacing is perfect, and it’s a joy to write in. The colours of the Leuchtturm1917 are brighter than you might realize - kind of playfully cheerful. I went for the grey because I don’t care for this style, and I kind of wish I got the black. Lots of German, French and English inside, which is fun. Each page is headed by a useless date/datum line. The pages are numbered if you want to make an index in the front. Otherwise, it’s very much like a Moleskine. The paper quality isn’t really that different between the two, but Leuchtturm’s is marginally better. Moleskin colours are more subdued and classy, but the aspect ratio of the Leuchtturm is better. They’re wider journals, which is nicer to write in. Moleskine only makes their medium size (B6) in hardcover, so I passed. The Leuchtturm is a little more expensive, but it’s also a little better in most every way. Both brands are too expensive for what you get, but if you try to save money by getting a cheaper journal then you will immediately regret it. You can’t go wrong with either. It’s too bad that stores don’t carry many Leuchtturm journals, so you can’t see the bold colours up front. Any way, in conclusion, get the Leuchtturm1917 B6+ ruled journal. It’s fantastic.

I used to use another well known brand but the quality declined so i decided to try LEUCHTTURM and soooo glad I did! After heavy use, the edges on the cover stay intact. Love that it has a pocket on the back and book mark ribbons. The paper quality is also great. The band keeps the notebook tidy. Also great to have vibrant color options. If you like taking pen/pencil paper type notes, this is worth the money.

Una pena el aumento inasumible de precio, de alrededor de 10 a casi 19. Porque tiene el tamaño y calidad perfectos para ser mi cuaderno de cabecera, pero con el precio en tiempos recientes he buscado otras opciones.

Más ancho que un B6 normal, más pequeño que el A5, y con tapa blanda, lo que le hace muy fácil de transportar. La calidad del papel de la marca es suficiente para lidiar con estilográficas con un punto que no sea muy ancho-húmedo. Lo único que no me gusta es el subidón en el precio que han dado estos cuadernos. si antes se podían encontrar alrededor de 10 euros, ahora no bajan de casi 19.

Ni un B6 puro ni un A5, un término medio perfecto para que sea cómodo de usar en superficies no muy grandes. Aguanta bastante bien la escritura con estilográfica. Me gusta más también la cubierta flexible que la rígida que ofrece la marca en otros tamaños. Lo que no me gusta tanto es la subida de precios tan acusada que han tenido en los últimos tiempos los cuadernos de la marca. Si antes encontraba este tamaño sobre los 10 euros, ahora es muy difícil que bajen de 18, lo que hace que me plantee no volverlos a comprar.