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It was great and pretty! But kind of too heavy to carry with me.

Pretty disappointed with my second purchase of this journal - loved my first one. There have been design changes made - thicker paper (and about 50 less pages, yet a thicker book with this change), whiter pages that look almost gray upon first appearance, key code page has less space for codes/colors, page numbers are larger when I preferred the smaller font. Disappointed these changes werent boldly stated somewhere. Not sure if I will be keeping this purchase yet.

After buying a journal which is named after a panda I was seriously disappointed and was afraid to try this journal but it definitely pleasantly surprised me. The quality of the paper in this journal is excellent not to mention the journal cover texture; it is as smooth as butter. I will be buying more of these journals. It does lay flat and colors apply nicely. Also the pen test page is a nice addition.

Great journal with awesome paper. I only wish that I had known it would come out in purple!! Next time!

I was extremely disappointed with the paper quality of the journal. I can see ghosting from one page to the next. The bullets are barely visibly & the page number are so tiny I can barely see them. I bought several of these journals in different colors & none of them had these issues. I was super excited to get this Burgundy colored journal, but I was unhappy when I opened it. ☹️☹️☹️

the best！

Bought the turquoise one last year for my Bujo. To get started on 2020, I purchased the navy blue one. A few disappointing differences between last years version and this years version. Last years version had 201 creamy, off-white pages. This years version has only 157 pages which are nearly stark white. This page color change is already annoying to me and I havent even started writing in it yet. Disappointed in the smaller number of pages as well. I pretty much have my Bujo process down to a science and really need around 180 pages for it so I will need to shorten some items. The reason I purchased this brand again is due to the page thickness - they are the thickest I have found...and much better than the LEUCHTTURM1917 that everyone raves about (the pages on that one consistently bleed through no matter the pen due to thin pages). But the reason there are fewer pages in this years model is because the pages are even thicker than last year - they feel almost like two pages are stuck together. Since I have several weeks before 2020 begins, I might search around and see if any other brands have updated their offerings and might have a higher number of pages. If I had not been spoiled by last years model, these changes might not bother me so much - the most important things to me are that ink does not bleed through and the book doesnt fall apart. This years model seems to be as well made as last years so it might not be too bad.

I really liked the first journal I received, but they have since changed the paper. Its now awful. It has a weird coating that isnt pleasant to touch. It smears really bad even if you avoid touching it for a full minute after writing. If you pencil in your design, forget about erasing the pencil after you ink it in; the eraser with lift half of the ink. I use Prisma Microns.

Its really easy to use for beginners. I tried the Lechturm 1917 and I was lost on how to start it up. I was able to come back to bullet journaling during college when I found this. There were so many pages to show you what things you need for a functional bullet journal: pen test pg, a bullet code page, and an index. It is really great and now so many Youtubers as well are using it and its nice that I can watch and learn.

This is a great journal for your drawings and the paper is thick enough so there is no.bleed through.