A5 Dot Grid Paper, Extra Thick, 6-Hole Punched, 200 Sheets (400 Pages), 120 GSM

I honestly didn't expect this to be as good as it is. I use fountain pens, markers, and a lot of things that really need higher quality paper. This is exactly what I was looking for.It handles fountain pens incredibly well. Only one of my fountain pen/ink combos shadow, and that was a very wet medium nib with brown/black ink. That pen shadows on everything and bleeds through cheaper paper, though. Other fountain pens, staedler fineliners, etc. are great. I can see some shadowing with darker inks when I actively look for it, but honestly, it's better than any of my other more expensive papers. Sharpies do bleed through unless I wrote quickly with an EF sharpie. They did shadow, too.I wanted dot grid paper, but I wanted very unobtrusive dots. They are the lightest grid I've ever purchased (I usually use blank paper, so I don't have a lot of experience with dot grids). I have to turn on my targeted desk lamp to see the grids clearly. This is a bonus for me, but if you want to easily see the dot grid in most lights, this isn't for you. The dots are a very, very light gray.The dots and margins are even (no crooked pages out of the ones I have used so far) and consistently placed on every page. I've only used about 30 pages, but I pulled them from seveal places in the stack. The holes are lined up properly and these are also even from page to page.The only thing that I don't like (and that didn't affect this review) is that it's packaged badly. The plastic wrap was torn, and opening it enough to pull a page out ripped th plastic entirely. It was only dumb luck that I ordered sevearl hard items at the same time as this so it didn't get jostled in tee box. If this had been shipped alone, it woul have been moving around in the box/envelope and the edges woul have been bent.I cannot figure out how to store this where the corners won't get jostled or ruined before I can use it all up.

The media could not be loaded. Last week I had ordered a paper that looked white but was actually a manila or Canary yellow.So I ordered two different papers from this company both the grid and the plain white printer paper to replace the other.As other reviewers have said it does have a blue gray tint to it but overall, I think it’s gonna work for my needs just fine, as it’s a lot closer to the color of paper I have, than anything else I found.The paper takes markers well imo. I used Tombow 636 brush marker (it’s a dark purple) and it is slight visible through the paper but it doesn’t bleed through.It also came with a few bends in the paper but because it has like 400 sheets (compared to only 120 of the other brand I bought last week) I don’t feel like I lost many. Would still recommend the seller place sheets in between corrugated cardboard for packaging. Or for Amazon to ship in a box instead of a bag

I keep coming back for this paper, because it's perfect for Bullet Journals and sketching with a bit of a grid!The dots are definitely obvious, but they aren't dark black or blue, more gray-ish, so they're pretty easy to ignore if you decide to draw something over them,It's nice and thick as far as note/graph/dot papers go, but definitely not like heavy sketchbook paper or anything!It fits A5, 6-ring binders like it should, and doesn't show ballpoint pen through the other side unless you write hard like me, but then it's more embossed🫠A ghosting of ink can be seen from gel pens, and some felt tips will bleed through - but microns and sharpie *PENS* won't, so long as you don't rest your pen tip for too long.Sharpie felt tips of any diameter will always bleed through this paper, but it's not really meant to be used with those kinds of markers!Highly recommend for journaling paper!

Bought this paper several times and I just bought 2 more packs. I have been using it for a bullet journal for about a year and a half. I could never finish an expensive notebook, got bored or did not like mistakes (ripping pages out ruined the notebook for me) Love that I can rearrange my binder and keep a history binder. The paper is good quality and thick. I can paste pictures without the pages warping. No bleed through when creating my pages. I use stamps and markers and this paper is great. Excellent value for price.

The paper is very thick and the dots are clear without being distracting. I use a fountain pen, and there has been no ghosting or bleed through. This is an economical option for every day use at work.

The paper is OK. But it’s not worth the trouble.I only received half of the order. I talked to the customer service and a replacement was ordered but the same problem happened again. I talked to the customer service again, to keep both orders but I ended up being charged twice.Please count the paper when you get your order to make sure you get what you have paid for.Update:The seller was very kindly reaching out to me and offered their help which I appreciate a lot. They explained that some batches were labeled wrong which had caused the issues in the amount of paper.Aside from the frustrating drama, these papers are good quality. The surface is very smooth. Weight is decent. I mostly use my gel pens and water soluble markers to write on them and have no issues. There is no bleeding, no feathering etc. The papers are not easily damaged. Washi tapes and stickers stay on and peel off the surface very smoothly.The only issue I have is the color. These papers are not white. There is a touch of very light grayish / lavender hue. It is not easy to tell unless you compare them with other white papers. The photo shows a contrast of this paper to a piece of print paper, with a piece of BIC wite-out tape on both surfaces. I hope future batches not only have the number corrected but also reduce the color to make the paper whiter.