Engineering Paper 200 Sheet - Spiral Notebook (Blue Cover)

I am an Engineering student studying EE in University. I bought these last semester and while I absolutely LOVE this paper. I wish they made it in a format that was similar to Tops where it wasn't in a spiral but in a larger format.Pros: Really well made paper, thicker than your average Engineering paper, can be written on both sides, in a spiral so the paper doesn't get messed upCons: Pages are smaller than your average engineering paper, there are only 200 sheets, it's not exactly cheapI absolutely would love to buy this paper again but I cannot justify the price... but I will miss it.

This was a required school supply purchase for my 6th grader. The teachers have the kids use them for blueprints of the projects they work on during the school year. The teachers feel that these notebooks are more "high class" and the kids take more care and use more detail.The notebook is great quality ... nice solid paper.

I searched long and hard semester after semester for a spiral-bound, perforated, engineering paper notebook. There was literally nothing for so long but back in January 2018, I ran into this notebook on Amazon. It's literally perfect. The pages are perforated so I can tear them out and turn in homework without frayed edges, the notebook is spiral bound so it lays flat no matter what, and the paper is slightly thicker and not darkly marked on one side so both sides can be used if needed. I've bought one every semester since and I'm on my third one now. Just found the manufacturer's website(this was created by students which makes SO MUCH sense) where they're significantly cheaper so I'll probably switch to that rather than amazon going forward, but even the price on here--to me it's worth it and I've happily paid the money every semester.Even after I graduate, this will probably still be the notebook I use at my job. It's just that good.

This is great engineering paper and probably the best I've found or used since you can actually use both sides!But the notebook itself doesn't have a cover more than the front page which is little more than a glossy page. Because of this it won't stand up to frequent usage in a backpack or such. If you only plan on keeping it in one location then it's fine but for a notebook you might want to take on the road with you unfortunately look somewhere else.If they fix this one aspect I have no doubt it would be a huge hit and you'd see them in STEM buildings everywhere.

Finally I am that student with aesthetic notes. I am using this with frixion pens, markers, and highlighters. I decided to use one side only, but there really isn't any bleeding, so I'm thinking about using both sides now to prevent running out. It's also thick enough that when I "erase," the paper doesn't crinkle like normal college-ruled paper. I love love love the color as well. Not a fan of the green paper. Please get more in stock!

Really nice graph sheets in a spiral-bound notebook with pocket pages for related articles or items.

I love that this paper in the notebook is faint lines on both sides - rather than a "blank" area on one side and full graph paper on the other. So you can still use the lines - but they don't visually interfere with what you are writing either. The color also makes it a little easier to read. Paper is a nice heavy weight as well.

Son said it's exactly what he wanted