RHODIA 19559Amzc - Stapled Notepad Dot pad N°19 Black - A4+ - Dot Dotted - 80 Detachable Sheets - White Clairefontaine Paper 80 g/m - Soft and Resistant Coated Card Cover, 210 x 318 mm

I have recently started to use more fountain pens for my note taking, and this paper has been excellent for this. Most other note paper bleeds though when I use a fountain pen, but not Rhodia. Rhodia paper is extremely smooth and there is no bleed though. The dot layout of the paper makes it easy to sketch graphs, without creating distraction like normal squared paper would do.

I love this paper!! I've never used dotted paper before, but it's so much easier to work on, as it gives you the freedom to draw accurate diagrams in the middle of written notes. The dots are also quite pale, which I really love, as I think it makes my work easier to read. The paper is really good quality too- minimum bleed through, even with markers. This has completely changed my notes!If you found this review helpful, please hit the button below :)

Very fine paper and the dot's on this takes a bit of time to get used to, but when you do, it's great. The paper works really well with many fountain pens. Most of the EF and even some fine have a tenancy to sort of dig into the paper. With a flowing ink and right nib, it's a dream to write on though. Can strongly recommend anyone that want's a good paper for writing on to invest in at least one of these! :)

Lovely smooth paper of incredibly high quality. The small dots are a lovely indication to keep your writing level, but they're not big enough to be intrusive. The paper really brings the best out of any ink you use. Using a wet fountian pen, it really emphasises and sheen or shading one ink might have. Also really like the cover indentations, and how it folds behind the pad well.

Bought them as I just started learning brush calligraphy and heard good reviews about thisPros :- really smooth surface! Works well with brush calligraphy pens to recent fraying.- the dots helps you to stay in line/space with practiceCons :- Slightly on the expensive side

The paper in this is so good. I use fountain pens and this paper is just sublime. I bought a Jinhao 159 pen from Amazon as a precursor to buying a Montblanc 149 just to see if the physical size of the pen is manageable. It it but as a Chinese copy of the 149 (and £3.65 as opposed to £680) it writes wetter than a beavers fanny. This paper can take it! No bleed through, not even any ghosting. I've binned my Moleskine notebook and ordered a Rhodia one with the same paper as this, it's so good. And with no bleed through, I might just save £680 and not buy a Montblanc 149 and spend the money on more paper and more writing!

My third dot pad in various sizes, the paper is so smooth, dots functional but don't over power, and the paper is perfect for ink, I use it with microns and dip pens.The price is excellent, worth 2-3x as much I feel.One of those products that's just right in every respect.

The Rhodia Dot-Grid is one of the nicest to use pad around. Though it's expensive the quality of the paper makes writing a pleasure.The grid-dots and not too obvious, unlike the normal square pads, but a dark enough to work as clear guides when using it either horizontally or vertically.After using the Rhodia, I wouldn't go back to using normal A4 pads.