(3-Pack) A5 Dotted Refills Paper for Filofax Planner/Binders/Organizer, 6 Hole Punched, Total 300 Sheets/600 Pages, 100gsm, White, 5.8 x 8.2 Inch

Good Quality & Quantity

The paper is fine enough; seems to handle fountain pen ink okay. Dots are faint which I prefer (maybe too faint for some). Main gripes: its a weird bright white color. And the holes don't perfectly align with my a5 binder for some reason. I mean, it'll go in the binder but its not easy to one-hand it, I need to "stretch" the paper a little. The holes just barely align. Attached video.

Perfect sized A5 dot papers with punched holes for filofax and similar 6 hole binders. For the quality and quantity the price is a bit steep, could be more affordable for regular purchase hence for the value reduced a star; alternatively the GSM quality should be more for the price. It was well packed and delivered without damages promptly per ETA. Would be great to have them locally stocked in Amazon AU and make it a little cheaper for regular buy periodically. Update(26/04/2022): I just wanted to update my review and switched the star from 4 to 5, because of how well the fountain pens write on this paper. I still believe A5 100 gsm papers could be more affordable especially in bulk, but that doesn't take the fact away that this is a good quality daily journal paper to write with. I have recently returned to using fountain pens that i can refill inks and have just a handful of pens for writing purpose rather than continuing the practice of wasting material in single use and throw ballpoints and gel pens; the refills cost almost the pens on these and i end up buying bulk packs of the ball/gel pens. I have returned to Pilot fountain pens who's nib are gosh the best fine nibs ever, so smooth. Not often do i update my reviews or even remember to review all products i buy, but this deserved it because i remembered to update this review.

Recomendable !!!! Bonitas hojas y muy bien hechas

Decent enough paper, writes well. Holes perfectly align for A5 filofax folders.

It's a quirk of mine in that I don't like lined paper. Wherever possible it's plain. This however serves both functions in that the dots are non-intrusive (feint) and provide a guide when writing but are not that bold that they intrude when sketching / drawing for future projects. Paper is of a decent quality in that it doesn't 'bleed' allowing most stryles of pens to be used and thus both sides accessible.