Clairefontaine Triomphe Blank Writing Paper Tablet, A4, 90g, 50 Sheets, White

Bought this as part of a present with a fountain pen. The recipient has been enjoying it.

Excellent paper for a variety of writing purposes. I do calligraphy and bleed-through is just unacceptable to me. This paper only does that when I lay down a juicy bead of ink, like with wide, wet down strokes. Normal writing with a fountain pen is beautiful. Smooth, with just a whisper of feedback with EF and F fountain pen nibs.However ... it was stocked and shipped in a bubble envelope through Amazon, and guess what happened. Yup. Two corners were bent, one severely. I contacted the seller, but they referred me back to Amazon, rightfully so. I lightly spritzed the back with water and squeezed the bejeebers out of it in a book press overnight. It's usable, but not perfect. I could have returned it, but between the hassle of that and the fact that the replacement was going to come through the same shipping process ... why?Excellent writing paper, though. I like the smooth surface and the off-white color. Kind of a very faint pink in the cream color I bought.

This paper is wonderful. It has a very smooth finish and does not seem to bleed. It makes writing with a fountain pen an absolute pleasure.

I love writing letters, and I use a fountain pen for that purpose. Clairefontaine paper is superb. It's smooth, the pen doesn't feather or bleed through. I also like the ruled paper; you can buy this paper unruled if you prefer.

I bought this paper to write letters to my 90-year-old grandmother and was not disappointed. The weight is perfect for writing with a fountain pen; it also comes with 1 lined sheet that you can place under the sheet you are writing on as a guide.I would recommend this to anyone looking to level up their stationary.

Have been using this paper for a couple years. I correspond using fountain pens several times a week. Smooth, but still imparts some feel through the pens. Not scratchy, though.I have tried other premium papers and they were a lighter weight, which I didn’t like because writing showed through to the other side—did not bleed through, but was visible. Not a trait of Triomphe. I see no reason to change papers. Triomphe suits me well.

I have been using this paper for personal letters for the past 2 years, and to use copy paper is like writing on sandpaper compared to this. I write about 70 letters a month. Love it!

I love this for fountain pen. shimmering inks pop and don't feather or bleed. It's extra white compared to copy paper.