Moleskine Classic Notebook, Soft Cover, Pocket (3.5" x 5.5") Squared/Grid, Black, 192 Pages | Pocket 3.5" x 5.5" notebook with 192 grid pages for diagrams, notes, planning, graphing, and technical work.

A classic among notebooks. Sturdy construction and decent paper. Works well with most pens, including some fountain pens. I use a Sailor 1911 fountain pen without any bleed-through. There are cheaper products, but Moleskine has served me well—a perfect size for my small EDC pouch.

First of all, I have to say I absolutely love the quality of all Moleskine products. The pages are sturdy, and the leather cover gives it such a premium feel—you can truly see and feel the quality. I actually bought this notebook as a gift for my engineer boyfriend, who loves carrying a notebook in his flannel pocket. It fits perfectly and is ideal for jotting down notes on the projects he's working on. I’ll definitely be buying more when he runs out of pages!

I have used moleskine notebook for man years. I like the grid which could be a little darker for my old eys.

great notebook that i use for clinicals.

I go through one of these a year. I just bought my third one. I carry it daily and it fits perfectly in my back pocket. I use it to take notes and draw rough diagrams daily. I have horrible handwriting and find that the squares help me stay legible.The sewn in bookmark is durable and the pages and cover are very sturdy. The sewn in elastic also works very well. The notebook itself is flexible so that I hardly notice that it is in my back pocket.My only disappointment with the notebook is that the cover pocket always wears out in about a month. It no longer holds what it was intended to hold. With my next notebook I'm going to try to line it with duct tape to see if it helps.

I've used a lot of pocket notebooks in my life, but could never stomach plunking down the money for a Moleskine. At the urging of several friends that swear by the product, I opted to make the plunge and see if it was worth it. I'm not yet convinced that it was.Don't get me wrong, this Moleskine is a fantastic product; it has a good soft cover that's bendable, the pages seem sufficiently thick (I could manage some bleed through with a Pilot G2, but I had to really try to make it happen), the pocket in back expands to let you store quite a bit, plut it has a band to hold it closed and a bookmark. The quality seems high, although I haven't been using it for years or months yet.I'll probably not make it a reoccurring purchase simply based on the price and amount that I use them (a ton). If you want a classic, yet simple looking notebook for odds and ends, then I promise you that you could do a LOT worse. If you're on a budget, you can probably do quite a bit better!Pros:Good coverBookmarkBand to hold book shutDecent pagesCons:A little costlyFor those looking for a pen suggestion: I use it with a Fisher Space Bullet Space Pen - Matte Black, Gift Boxed (400B), and they work beautifully together.

I’m an engineer, always with my iPhone, and laptop but still prefer to jot some notes and tasks on this pocket notebook.I often have to explain a concept with a quick graph or small schematic, then I tear out the page and give it to my coworkers. Even though I could do similar things on the iPhone, some things are still quicker on paper.I love the soft cover version, as it is comfortable my back pocket, where the hard cover is not.To get over my guilt of loving and using this paper notebook, I am planting at least one tree a year.

I've had many Moleskine notebooks, three pamphlet softcovers and a ruled notebook in the same size ans this one, but this is the kind I wanted from the start!As a software test engineer, I had not expected to be teaching myself polymer engineering, but when parts of our systems began dissolving, I ended up confronting the problem head-on. This kind of materials engineering requires diagrams, from fluid-flow to tube-and-valve schematics to sensor circuitry to kekule diagrams of molecules to energy-of-vaporization to meticulously hand-drawn tea graphs...Piles of quad-ruled and mm/cm loose leaf graph paper, with little reason and no rhyme! Well, no more!The pages (around 150 after setting some aside for table of contents) are ruled about 5-to-the-inch, uniformly aligned to the page edges and nicely-bound with a black ribbon book-mark (the 2-year-old the we'd the one in the first book in a moment of teething) and an elastic band to hold it shut (or use as a secondary bookmark at need), and a little compartment in the back, reminiscent of a Manila accordion folder, which turns out to be perfect storage for the former-two-year-old's guitar flat-pick collection ( heaven protect you if you misplace one). About as perfect as it could be!Well, except it really wouldn't have killed them to pre-number the pages.

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Moleskine PocketbookI have been using Moleskine Notebooks for the last couple of years after being introduced to them by my daughter. I have the A4 one for my daily "Bullet Journal" and a large one for my project planning. But I needed a small pocket one for when I go out to work. It needed to be small enough to put in my pocket, rugged enough to stand up to the rigours of our workshop environment and feel nice to write on.For this job I had originally bought a cheaper hard backed version from a local stationers but within a short time the spine fell apart and the paper felt horrible and the hard back didn't squish into my pocket. So I bit the bullet and spent the not inconsiderable amount for a pocket notebook and bought a Moleskine. I knew with the Moleskine I was getting the quality I needed.This pocket book with its soft cover is suitably pliable to fit in my pocket, the place holder is useful as I can quickly find where I need to be and the elastic that holds it shut has lasted well over the months I have used it, retaining pretty much all of the elasticity that it had when new. I like the sqaures as it makes it easy to keep notes in line and draw 'tick" boxes for lists. The paper feels smooth to write on. The only thing I dont like is that writing on the left side page with it being a smaller book can sometimes be not as comfortable as starting a fresh new page. So I tend to do my weekly "to do" on the right hand page and use the left side for brief notes refering to the week. I find that mosts tasks fit onto one page so I am using a two page spread per week. I haven't really used the small pocket on the inside back cover as it is not really big enough to put anything in although it is a feature of the Moleskine books. I would definitely buy another of these when I have filled this one.