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Rite in the Rain 735: A Pocket Notebook with Ink Tradeoffs
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A single black-cover No. 735 notebook with gray, 3-by-5-inch Universal-pattern sheets. Its top spiral and small format suit short field notes; the paper needs a compatible writing instrument. This is source-based research, not a hands-on test.
Pros
- Top-bound pages keep the binding away from the left and right writing edges.
- Universal ruling combines horizontal guides with light vertical marks for notes or diagrams.
- The manufacturer offers wet-paper writing guidance for pencils and all-weather pens.
Cons
- Pages are not perforated.
- The manufacturer advises against gel pens, highlighters and fountain pens on this paper.
- Ordinary ballpoints and permanent markers are intended for dry paper; they can struggle when it is wet.
- A 3x5 sheet gives limited room for long notes; this is a size-based inference.
Frequently asked questions
Which variant does this refer to?
One black-cover No. 735 notebook, ASIN B00J535NY6. It is not the three-pack or a notebook-and-pen kit.
How many pages does it have?
The manufacturer specifies 100 pages on 50 gray sheets, with Universal ruling. The sheets are not perforated.
What should I write with in wet conditions?
Rite in the Rain recommends a standard pencil or its all-weather pen. It limits ordinary ballpoints to dry paper and advises against water-based inks.
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