Black Blueline Executive Journal - 10.75" x 8.5" with 150 Pages (A10.81)

blooms: If you like to write long hand in a journal, you appreciate great paper. This is the best I have bought in ages.

United States on Jun 22, 2023

IsaacIsaac: Very sturdy and well made with a colorful, comprehensive layout. There are plenty of different spaces on each page to indicate the type and details of a workout.

The front of the journal includes some additional information on the benefits of different forms of diet and excersise, as well as tips for planning and maintaining the ideal work out plan.

I won't use all of the features listed, but it has definitely helped to motivate me to maintain a consistent excersise schedule.

United States on Mar 08, 2022

MyriMyri: Llegaron muy rápido y en excelente estado

Mexico on Apr 20, 2021

Louis Lafleur: Just what I needed.

Canada on Feb 21, 2021

A. O. Stern: Es una libreta muy adecuada para manejo como bitácora de laboratorio, si acaso estaría bien que tuviera hojas foliadas, pero no se puede tener todo en la vida. :P

Mexico on Sep 15, 2019

Alison D.: This is a very nice little blank notebook. Good for journaling or as a guest book, etc. No real compliants except that the book is thinner than expected for 150 pages. I guess they were counting both sides of the paper when they came up with the count. Regardless the binding is neat and the paper is a nice crisp white. The lines are spaced perfectly for me!

United States on Aug 21, 2018

a allan: Very well made notebook,perfect for what I need.

Canada on Oct 04, 2016

Phil: Good construction quality, but the ink goes right through the paper. So not really fountain pen friendly.

Canada on Dec 09, 2015

Takia: I use these as laboratory journals. I really like the slimness of them because they take up less room in my briefcase. The look of them is substantially more professional than composition books. There are a few other reviews regarding the number of pages. By my count you should have about 148 usable pages if you are writing on the back sides. With that being said, I am left handed and have thus far had no problems writing on the back page. This seems due to the slimness of the journal and the fact that the book opens completely flat. You may see this review again because I also bought the pink one with the donation to fight breast cancer. That one is really pretty and like this one also has a page where you can write your ownership and other demographics on it. Granted everyone knows who the pink lab journal belongs to, but should I leave it lying about the lab I'd like there to be no "mistakes." There were other reviewers looking for a slightly larger journal. I am also trying out the Tops Royale Casebound Notebook. It doesn't have the gloss or finesse of the Blueline. However, where the Blueline is a solid 8.5 X 11 writing surface the Tops is half an inch more in writing space...

United States on Sep 01, 2014

True Review: So I am a person that frequently changes his yellow pad -- then has about 3-5 yellow pages that are not finished and overlapping in information. I think this is due to several things:

(1) Yellow Pads look cheap
(2) Yellow Pads have a soft back -- although some are better than others
(3) They are easily accessible so I can simply pick another one up when I cannot find the current one I am using creating multiple Yellow Pads.
(4) I give my Yellow Pads a beating and when they look ugly, I do not want to use them.
(5) Yellow pads bleed ink and highlights.

Many of my clients are Chinese businessmen. I noticed that almost all of them had some sort of notebook. Of course, some were like the Moleskin. All tho were unique.

After inquiring into their use of these notebooks (which is not relevant to this post) I started looking around a notebook to use. This is a great one for several reasons:

(1) This one looks professional even after a beating.
(2) This one has a hard back.
(3) Few people at the office will have a book like yours. They have a Day Runner, but not a hard bound notebook like yours.
(4) I have put this into the ringer. It has...

United States on May 31, 2014