CambridgeEveryday A4 Legal Pads, Yellow (Pack of 10)

Love the class and quality of these Cambridge Lined Paper. Feels sumptuously thick, very easy to write on, to tear off - even in the middle of the pads. I used to have these in my student days so I feel slightly sentimental about this type of paper, I guess.

Recently picked up a pack of these to use with fountain pens, can confirm the quality is still good as of this date, so far, so good, no bleed, no feathering almost no ghosting with the exception of a couple of more enormously broad calligraphy nibs. Testes with Wordsworth & Black Erudite and Crest models with nibs from Extra Fine all the way up to broad 3.0, not very practical beyond the 2.0 range but that's way larger than likely to be used on this type of pad anyway. Also used with several different Jinhao models with nibs of .38 & .5, inks used have been various Diamine regular colours such as Dragon Red, Chocolate Brown, Green & Black and Monboddos Hat, also the go too I have a large amount of is Mysterious Black from Wordsworth & Black.

Ideal if you struggle with visually aspects of note keeping and wanting to recall information.

At £10.99 for the lot, these are 100 pages per pad; 5 pack; the paper is very good quality; the yellow colour is standard and easy on the eye; the 30 odd lines per sheet are excellently spaced for both list making and notes taking; the sheets are more than thick enough (70gsm) to write on both sides if required (unless you tend to imprint unusually heavily when writing); even writing with ink the paper doesn’t ‘spread’ the ink; the pages are lightly perforated at the top binding for tearing, yet, I just tore a page in order to report here and it tore fine; the pad is 1/8” or 0.5cm thick. I am very pleased with it. However you can buy a 10 pack, 60gsm, 160 pages from Staples for £15.01.

good quality paper

I use these pads on a very regular basis. Bought a pack of 10, but the box only contained 5. Pads are perfect - but missing 5. I'm sure Amazon will rectify the mistake.

I didn't know I could love pads of paper as much as I love fancy pens, but it's happened. These are a joy to use.I've recently taken to writing more things down on paper as the overuse of digital resources during the covid lockdown is driving me insane. At least this way I can write notes while I read and not have to keep switching windows. These are pretty much single handedly keeping me sane.What I still can't get over is the reliability of the perforation. Now I've come to accept that no matter your tearing technique, whether you pull it like a tablecloth trick or like you're performing brain surgery, you'll always rip some important bit of paper or leave some of those little flappy bits which make me want to burn the whole thing in a burst of rage. But these....I have genuinely gone through a whole pad without a single flappy bit or torn piece of work. A WHOLE FREAKING PAD.Oh the joy is intoxicating. I've even started to play a game with my colleagues of who can do the most elaborate tear. The whole canteen looked at me with shock and awe last time I performed a tear standing on a table. I can only assume must have all gone and bought some of these afterwards the way they were looking at me.

These booklets lasted me 1 1/2 years of doing a HND very good