Currently, I use the old Tomoe, but someday that will run out, and it’s hard to know what shows off ink the best.
In no particular order.
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Oxfor Optik Paper 90gsm - it does wonders for me because here it is cheap, widely available at any stationery-related shop and comes in a variety of formats (spiral, bound, loose-leaf, planners, etc). The value/price in the Euro zone is unmatched IMHO.
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Clairefontaine bound notebooks, specifically the My Essential line — designed to answer Leuchtturm bullet journal offers. While a little bit more pricey, it is also a really solid option if Leuchtturm1917 seems way too expensive.
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I specifically try to use Navigator 80gsm when I print something and then intend on taking notes with my FPs. Cheap, widely available and a really good value/price ratio.
coys25@lemmy.world 1 year ago
Mostly Leuchtturm, mainly because I really like their notebooks and the variety of them that are available. The paper is fine, but not like tomoe or anything like that. I mostly write at work during meetings etc., so the notebook is equally important to me. Open to other suggestions though!