I used this paper to record my son's sleeping and feeding times when he was a baby. Each page can fit four days of the week as columns with the 24 hours down the page. I didn't need to draw any lines because of the dots. My friends borrowed this journal for reference and they were amazed how neat I wrote in those hectic times. I told them the correct stationery helped!

Extremely smooth paper! I'm a lefty so it's hard not to smear ink and such when I write, but my pentel energel pens dry super fast on thosvpaper, as well as my zebra Mildliner highlighters. No bleed through either. Love this paper!

I have been on the hunt for unbound paper that can hold up to a fountain pen for years. I was thrilled with this paper the first time I took a pen to it. Really smooth without being slick. Quick absorption of ink so no smearing occurred.

I was concerned that any paper with 30 holes was going to be a pain to get in and out of the binder - not so! The slider on the binder is easy to use. I carry one binder with me every day and when I get home, sort my papers into the appropriate specific subject ones. That way I am not carrying 4 binders with me. The system has been great. Now if they would make a planner....

Will use this paper for my Japanese course in the fall. I already use the B5 size to teach my five year old penmanship. I believe the dotted paper helps improve the way you write. My Sarasa Clip pen feels great on this paper.

This notebook paper is silky and smooth. A delight to write on. It holds up to the really thick gel pens I am using (pentel sparkle pop) with no show through or anything. I haven't tried it with fountain pens. The dotted rule is just fantastic. It's one of those things that I don't personally need, but oh do I appreciate it.

I love this paper so much.
To give you a perspective, you know your basic college ruled 3 hole punched paper?
The most commonly used loose-leaf sheets available in the States.
Well, what you write on one of those, front and back, would fit on one side of this paper.
So, two (front and back) pages of your regular loose-leaf would be one of these.
These do not have those red lines you see on your common looseleaf paper, so you are literally writing across the entire paper.
They are very comfortable to do the cornel method with, you would have to draw your own lines though, but having the freedom to choose the width of the left column is a great thing.
So for those who like to have your notes in the least amount of pages as possible, for physics, biology, calculus, these are phenomenal.
The dots will allow you to make proper free-body diagrams in physics, pretty looking aromatic hydrocarbons in organic.
For those who like to write those pinterest worthy artsy notes, these are great for that too.
The two column note method, these pages would work wonderfully as well.

The paper quality is smooth, very smooth.
Using Pentel, Uni-ball, Zebra brand pens, Stabilo and Staedtler felt tip pens with no bleed through and no feathering.
Mildliner highlighters no bleed through.

However, there is show through. The paper is thicker than your mead paper but still thin.
There is a very noticeable difference when comparing the two though.

If you use a Sharpie you will get bleed through, atleast no feathering.

It saddens me that it is impossible to find this particular size of paper anywhere else but here.
I really do hope the company did not discontinue it.

This paper is from the heavens

I like the feel of this paper very much. I enjoy writing on this paper with a fountain pen or roller ball with a fine nib. After my existing stock of paper is depleted, I am going to order some more.

Love the paper!

lovely paper amazing quality smooth and the dotted line is extremely convenient.