Elan Publishing ELAN-FN-003A Field Notebook, 3.5" x 5.5", Lined Memo Book, Kraft

Great value for money , the pages and books are great for my drawings, I've bought another pack , the book is pocket size too and similar to more expensive ones and do just has well 5 stars 🌟 ideal to personalize has your own too

Ordered the wrong thing. Good product but expensive

Perfect size, good-quality paper, and durable covers. I use them for project planning and quick notes. A practical buy and something I’ll keep stocked.

I couldn't find the exact gsm of the paper, but I would say it's 80-90 gsm - definitely more than Moleskine's 70 gsm. The paper color is very close to solid white (see image 1, next to a Rhodia at the left, and lying on a white table top). It takes fountain pens quite good (see image 2: hardly any ghosting, just a wee bit of bleed through (negligible). The line spacing is 6,5 mm - giving you 19 lines in a subtle gray tone, plus the double line on top. The kraft cover is sturdy, and the rounded corners are a nice touch. I'm very happy with my purchase, looking forward to using them as my daily journal.

Good size, tough cover, and the pages don’t bleed through. Easy to carry in a pocket and holds up to daily use. Nothing fancy — just a solid little notebook that’s reliable for quick notes, lists, or reminders.

I know that a lot of people who see these pocket notebooks and think that they're a knock off brand of the field books and go on to look for a better solution. However, having used these religiously, I can honestly say these blow most of the competitors out of the water. I got these because I was tired of dealing with books that would constantly explode in my pocket and did an ungodly amount of research. I can say so far, price to quality (and really overall) these are the best in my opinion. They won't explode on you like the cheaper bound versions (I refuse to use flip book or glue bound books for this very reason), the paper takes to ink quite well (unlike riteintherain), the quality of the paper in my opinion is actually better than Moleskine for instance and the covers can take abuse. My only wish is that much like the Cahiers, that they'd have 4-6 pages (8 might be too much) that you could rip out in the back. If you're looking for something rugged, these are your go to books. I am a fulltime infantryman with 14 years in and can honestly say that these have been a game changer for me in sooo many ways and many guys in my section have been converted over with these books. The only thing I would say is that if you're going to be in the field in severely adverse conditions (water crossings, extreme rain), perhaps get yourself a cover for them. 9.8/10

A perfect replacement for Field Notes, this are cheaper but remain in high quality, I have never had any bleed through even with very blotchy pens, it fits any standard Field Notes journal, and unless you put it through hell you'll be okay