Stalogy 365 Days notebook A5, by Nitcoms

The first thing to say is that if you are one of those people who is disturbed by the ghosting in a Leuchtturm1917 notebook or a Hobonichi then stay away from this and look at notebooks by Scribbles That Matter or Perfectly Penned (for example). I don't mind ghosting at all, in fact, I enjoy it as long as it isn't too heavy. I'd put the ghosting in Stálogy as somewhere between the that of the Leuchtturm and the Tomoe River paper in the Hobonichi Techo and Cousin -- that makes it perfectly OK for me. I'm pretty sure that it's neither of the two grades of Tomoe River paper that are usually available -the 68gsm used by Taroko or the 52gsm in the Hobonichi -- but it's still a very high quality lightweight paper and a delight to write on. I prefer the lighter paper in the Stálogy to the 80 or 90gsm papers by Clairefontaine, Rhodia or Midori although each of these companies makes excellent fountain pen paper with minimal ghostingI have used a range of fountain pens and inks in it but not sharpies or water colours. There are reviews on YouTube of people using water colours and the paper seems to hold up pretty well -- at least as well as in a Hobonichi.Unlike some of the other notebooks mentioned: Leuchtturm, Perfectly Penned, or Scribbles That Matter, the Stálogy doesn't have marker ribbons or an elastic band to hold it closed, nor does it have a storage pocket, but it fits perfectly in an A5 Kokuyo Systematic cover which does have ribbon markers, pockets and a closure band:https://www.amazon.co.uk/Kokuyo-notebook-systemic-accessory-Bruno-655A-1/dp/B001J5PC6M/ref=sr_1_18_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1543097442&sr=8-18&keywords=kokuyo+systemic+refillable+notebook+coverThe Stálogy 365 is slightly thinner than the Leuchtturm but has 368 pages compared to the Leuchtturm's 252. One downside of the Stálogy is that it doesn't have numbered pages so that's something to bear in mind. The dating system and the 24hr schedule are too small/faint to be useful to me, so I just write over them but they could annoy people who want a clear page.I love it!

Really like this notebook. I like the thin pages, which makes the book much lighter to hold and carry about. I don’t mind in the least that there is ghosting when using a fountain pen. I am using this A5 stalagy as my everyday journal and, as it has 368 pages, it will last for a whole year before I have to replace it. Therefore it is actually quite good value for money. Would highly recommend this notebook to anyone wanting a thick but lightweight book in which to write.

Mrs Picky-about-paper-since-age-5 here. (61 now). This is the bomb. It’s an absolute delight to use. I absolutely love it. It lays flat, which is just how it should be. It’s beautiful to write on. I’m in notebook heaven and won’t be returning.

Perfect for my art journalling the ink and water colour doesn't bleed through the pages so I'm sure I'll be buying another one next year

Perfect for business notes and planning as Ivan assign a date at the top of each page. Wonderful quality fine paper.

Great paper used for journal

Really happy with this product, great quality. Bought this as an available alternative to the Hobonichi within the UK. Now I would happily repurchase the Stalogy everytime.

Love it!! High quality paper, feels luxurious and soft! Makes writing an even bigger pleasure!