Midori Traveler's Passport Notebook Refill - Light Paper - 005
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Price: £5.50
Brand: Midori
Description: This Midori Traveler's Passport Refill 005 features a thin and lightweight paper, that is perfect for for adding more quality pages to your notebook. These refills contain 80 pages of quality Tomoe River paper which is 52gsm. Despite being a thing paper, it is sturdy enough to handle a variety of writing instruments and inks. This paper largely doesn't bleed through and won't feather when using various pens. Details Midori TRAVELER's Passport Notebook Refill Light Paper - 005 80 pages of 52gsm Tomoe River paper Can handle a variety of pens and inks. Midori Traveler's Passport Notebook Refill - Light Paper - 005 - shop the best deal online on craftcompare.co.uk
Category: Arts and Crafts
Merchant: London Graphic Centre
Product ID: L-7531001383
EAN: 4902805143714
MPN: 14371006
Author: Angus White
Rating: 5
Review: Think this might be tomoe river paper: thin as airmail paper and fountain pen friendly( no bleed thro’); also, perforated which is brilliant!
Author: Bill P.
Rating: 4
Review: I use this as my primary notebook in my TN Passport size. What’s great about it is that you get way more pages than the regular blank paper and of course Tomoe River paper is the gold standard for fountain pen friendly paper which is what I use exclusively when I write. I also like that it’s much thinner than other TN refills while still giving you more pages. The only downside to this paper is that because it’s so thin it doesn’t lend itself well to doodling, it can sometimes start turning the page too easily depending on how you rest your hand, and ink doesn’t dry as fast on it as other papers. That’s the only reason I gave it 4 stars otherwise it would have been 5. One of these lasts me months even when I write a lot every other day. Of course I write small so your mileage may vary. I also want to mention that you need to be careful which pen nib size and inks you use on this paper. For example, a Fine nib pen with Noodles 54th Mass as the ink is going to create a situation with a lot of bleed but if you use Pilot Iroshizuku ink or even Noodles black then things are different and you really can write without the need to worry about ink bleed. So pen and ink has a lot to do with performance. The paper itself is great for writing and I would never go back to any other kind of paper but 52g or 64g Tomoe River paper for alll my writing needs. If you love Tomoe River paper, want more pages, and use a fountain pen then this is for you.
