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Maruman Mnemosyne Spiral Notebook, Horizontal A4, 8.27"x11.69", 5mm Grid | Professional Black Cover, 140 Graph Pages, Twin-Wire Bound To Lay Flat, Perforated Paper, For School & Office, Made in Japan

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Size: A4 (8.27" x 11.69")


Ruling type: Grid


Features

  • [PREMIUM JAPANESE PAPER] Features 70 sheets (140 pages) of ultra smooth, acid-free 80 g/m2 paper resist ink bleed-through- perfect for gel pens, pencils, markers, and fountain pens
  • [MICRO-PERFORATED PAGES] Clean, effortless page removal makes this spiral notebook perfect for assignments, memos, to-do lists, or sharing notes without tearing
  • [DURABLE POLY COVER] Sleek resin coated cover resists dirt and water, making this notebook ideal for on-the-go use in school, work, or creative environments
  • [LAY-FLAT SPIRAL BINDING] Wire bound construction allows pages to turn smoothly, fold completely flat, or wrap back neatly in tight workspaces like school desks and cafes
  • [SUBTLE GRAY RULING] 5mm Light gray grid provides clean structure without distracting from your textperfect for note taking, lists, journaling, or sketches

Description

Maruman’s horizontal A4 sized idea notebook is perfect for mapping out ideas and drawing or sketching inspirations. Well designed with professional mind, this notepad is also great to use as an executive notebook and a business notebook for gathering ideas and visualizing brainstorms at business meetings. This versatile writing pad features 70 micro perforated white papers with 5 mm x 5 mm light gray square grid while the back side is blank. It measures 210 mm x 297 mm after detached, exact same as A4 size sheet. Each page has a blank header with title and date/no. For easy organizing. Firmly bound on top with quality Twin wire system that allows pages to completely lay flat. Perfect for both left and right handed writing. A small arrow on each side of double wire binding guides you to place your finger right above the perforation for clean and easy detach. You can remove the sheet when you want to scan the page, make copies, or to compare charts side by side. Durable Poly front cover will stand up to rigorous daily use and the extra rigid back hard cover provides additional support wherever you take note. Maruman’s premium quality, 80G/M2 acid free papers are made in Japan with their uncompromising commitment to its quality to promise a superior smooth writing with minimal ghosting and bleed- through. Mnemosyne, named after the Greek goddess of memory, comes in a variety of sizes and styles, which is ideal to use as executive journal, professional notebook, idea journal, day planner, weekly planner, task planner, and log book, etc.

Brand: Maruman


Color: Black


Theme: Book


Sheet Size: 8.66 x 11.69 inch


Pages: 140


Cover Material: Polypropylene(PP)


Style: Twin Wire


Ruling Type: Grid


Special Feature: Micro-perforation


Product Dimensions: 11.69"L x 0.39"W x 0.39"Th


Brand Name: Maruman


Unit Count: 1 Count


Global Trade Identification Number: 28


Manufacturer: Maruman Corporation


Included Components: Notepad


Ruling Type: Grid


Special Feature: Micro-perforation


Specific Uses For Product: Planning, brainstorming, note taking, idea mapping, business meeting


Binding: Notebook


Paper Size: 8.66 x 11.69 inch


Pages: 140


Item Dimensions L x W x Thickness: 11.69"L x 0.39"W x 0.39"Th


Number of Items: 1


Item Dimensions L x W: 8.66"L x 11.69"W


Number of Sections: 1


Color: Black


Theme: Book


Style: Twin Wire


Pattern: Solid Color


Cover Material: Polypropylene(PP)


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Style: Twin Wire Size: 11.69" x 8.66" (7mm Ruled)
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TLDR: These are absolutely top of the line notebooks, particularly with fountain pens. In dollars per centimeter of line, the 194 (B5) size is a 14%-20% better value than the 199 (A4) size at current prices ($14.85 for the 199 and $10.04 for the 194). Maurman notebooks are first class. To date they are my favorite of all I have tried. Other top-tier brands I have tried are Rhodia A4 size and Clairfontaine A4 size, which are also excellent, but for a variety of reasons I prefer the Mnemosyne. Fountain pens write like a dream on this coated paper, as do gel pens. The thickness and feel of the paper is amazing. The subdued dotted lines are really nice. The cover is fantastic and the rear cardboard of the 199 or rear plastic of the 194 is substantial. The micro-perforations tear off super smoothly. Also, when you remove the entire page from the notebook before removing the micro-perf scrap, the little nibs stay attached to the page and you don't end up with nibs all over the place. Lastly, the off-white color is classy and archival looking (if you want bright white paper, look elsewhere). Everything about these notebooks is premium. I do wish that they contained more pages. The 199 has 70 sheets (140 sides) and the 194 has 80 sheets (160 sides). Personally, I think that 100 pages would be a better number. But for some reason, all premium notebooks tend to have between 50 and 80 pages. I guess it is a European / Japanese thing. I am currently really geeking-out on fountain pens and paper and have compiled a ridiculous amount of information comparing the different notebooks I like the best. One of the things I have calculated is value for the money. I am not thrilled about how much these quality notebooks cost, so I wanted to know how I could maximize my value. With this in mind, I calculated the number of line-centimeters the 199 and 194 have. Doing the math reveals that based on the current prices of these notebooks, the smaller 194 gives you 14% more value than the larger 199. Of course, this doesn't consider the aesthetics of the size differences. With the 194 you are writing on a smaller piece of paper, will have more "carriage returns" than the 199, and your hand will encounter the side edge and binding edge more often. The 194 is more compact and easier to carry, though. Also, the 194 has plastic on the rear cover instead of cardboard. So, I can't say which format you will prefer, just that in terms of pure value per written word the 194 comes out on top. "BUT WAIT," you may say, (well, at least I did), "isn't it likely that with the smaller paper and having to carriage-return more often, there might be some inefficiency involved in coming to edges that may weigh in favor of larger pages where your writing flow isn't broken as often?" To me, this seemed like a likely thing. It seemed somehow intuitive that the more often you had to break to go to the next line, that there would be efficiency losses. So I set out to test this theory, to see if the 194 was truly more cost effective. Well, it turns out, for me at least, my theory was exactly wrong. Not only wrong, but OPPOSITE wrong. When I wrote long lengths of text on both the A4 paper and B5 paper, trying to maintain my exact same writing style, size and spacing, I ended up getting MORE text into the same overall length of line in the smaller notebook. I was shocked. What happened is, as much as I tried to make my writing the same size and spacing in each notebook, my brain didn't let me do it. Somehow, when I was writing on a larger page my writing expanded. And when I wrote on the smaller page it constricted. Looking at the pages side by side it was obvious. Crazy. I honestly thought I was writing the same. So, as it turns out, for ME, the 194 is not 14% more efficient than the 199, but actually 21.6% more efficient (i.e. cost effective). Of course, your mileage may vary. But for me the 194 is a better value. All of that said, I still vacillate between the 194 and the 199. I like the smaller size of the 194 for carrying, and the fact that it has 80 instead of 70 pages. I think I also prefer the plastic back of the 194 over the cardboard of the 199. But if I am being honest I have to admit that I like writing in the 199 more. It just so much more spacious. My ideal notebook would be the 199 with 100 pages. At the same price as the current one, of course. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2024 by Thomas G Rasmussen Thomas G Rasmussen
    • exactly what its supposed to be
Style: Twin Wire Size: 9.92" x 7.05" (7mm Ruled)
this notebook is compact, beautiful, and easy to use. the spiral notebook is always better for me so that the book can open completely and lie flat while in use. this one is sleek, the paper is great, and is the perfect size for a daily note-taking use case, especially when you need it to fit into either full laptop backpacks or a daily sling if thats your thing ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2024 by Daniel C
    • The best paper I've ever written on
Style: Twin Wire Size: 9.92" x 7.05" (7mm Ruled)
I can't begin to describe how smooth this paper is. I've been using moleskine notebooks for a while since they handled fountain pen ink better than your "off the shelf" school notebooks do. However, the paper quality has still never been superb, there's still been a little bleed through, and it still feels like a low thread count sheet for lack of a better phrase. I also hated how few moleskine notebooks have perforated pages - there have been numerous times where I've needed to give a piece of paper to a classmate for a quiz, group work, etc. or just simply wanted to tear a single page out and take it with me. This notebook solves all of those problems. The perforations are nice and tear easily with one pull, the pages fold flat so I don't need any sort of paperweight to write on the adjacent page, and the paper is one of the smoothest surfaces I've ever written on. You can feel how dense and smooth the paper is simply through the tip of your pen/pencil. There's next to no bleed through either, even when using an ink/pen with a heavier flow rate. I haven't experienced any feathering at all from the ink which makes my handwriting look so much nicer. ... show more
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Style: Twin Wire Size: 8.66" x 11.69" (Unruled)
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