Zequenz Classic 360 Signature Series, Size: A6 Small, Color: Red, Paper: Blank, Soft Bound Journal, Soft Cover Notebook, Small, 4" x 5.5", 140 sheets / 280 pages, Plain, Blank premium paper

I needed a journal with lots of pages for taking notes during my 1 year Chronological Bible study - I normally buy Tomoe River journals mainly because of the paper quality but did not want to spend the extra money on one at this time so I took a chance on this B6 size with 400 pages. I love it!It's completely flexible and is apparently well binded because there's no sign of a loose page or gap anywhere. Though the paper is not Tomoe River and is not quite as thin as that, it is exceptionally smooth and silky and appears to be high quality. I have not tested it with different inks yet so I can't attest as to bleed through but I do not anticipate any problems with that. I got the square graphed paper and the squares are perfectly even and subtle enough that there's no distraction while writing.The company showed concern that my purchase was satisfactory and that is a big plus! This is a wonderful high quality journal for a decent price and I'll be ordering another one soon. Don't hesitate choosing this - if you are an avid writer, note taker or Journaling addict, you won't be disappointed.

I have used big journals, small journals, hard back and soft back. Lined, dotted and unlined...This is my favorite! Versatile, bendable and nice paper!

This was a step away from the norm for me, as I lean more towards the hard cover notebooks. It took a little getting used to, but I've really grown to like it.1. I'm glad that the book is offered in the B5 size. Grid ruled options in that size were very limited compared to the next size down, but B5 is perfect for my daily to do lists. I frequently have to do sketches for work, and the extra space comes in handy for notations around these sketches. If a letter size option was available, I would try it, but for now B5 is my thing.2. The grid pattern / sizing is perfect for me - neither too big or small. It may be a standard size, but I have come across too small grids, and this is just right.3. I was a bit disappointed in the brightness of the gridlines at first - my last couple journals / day books had slightly thicker and brighter lines - but over the course of a couple weeks, I was happy enough with it. It does look a little faded, but in daytime it is bright enough for my eyesight. In lower lighting I may stray a little bit because of how faint the lines are. On the other hand, light sketches done with a light pencil don't have to compete with bright gridlines, so it has worked out well for my drawing style.4. High page count - is something I needed. 100 sheets (200 pages) is below what I really wanted, but not by much. I tend to journal on one side of the page, and sketch, or calculate stuff on the facing page, but I'm just past the halfway mark at 4 months. I often have to reference things I calculated a few months before, so less than 100 sheets is not ideal. At the same time, the book is thin enough to slide into my laptop bag, where it shares space with my previous daybook.5. Page thickness was also a consideration for me, and I'm satisfied. Bleed through has not been an issue. It is there, but not bad enough to be a problem for my work. The product info does say 'premium paper' after all, and does not state a gsm, so I haven't been misled in any way.6. Page colour (Yes, I spelt it with a 'u') is more white and less brown than my other daybooks, and I actually like it. This may be an issue of taste is most cases, but it may be a functional issue for others.7. The main advertised feature being the 360 degree fold-ability, hasn't been a big deal for me. Hardcover is nice when you aren't seated at a desk and are writing in the field. But the few times when I did fold the book all the way, it tickled my brain not feeling or hearing the book strain while doing so.So despite my original regrets that I had overpaid for this book, and my determination (2 days in) never to buy one again, I'm actually planning to get another one. Soon.I forgot to mention that the rounded page edges are actually nice.

I'll start with the caveat that I am a journal junkie. I have dozens of blank books and journals, with lined, dot grid, and graph paper, hard covers and soft covers, expensive and dirt cheap. But I keep looking for that perfect book to put my pen to paper and love every minute of writing -- this is it. The book is well made - the paper trimmed perfectly and solid, but the whole book is flexible, despite the large amount of pages. And it lays flat when opened - again, despite the large number of pages. This makes it a pleasure to write on both sides of the pages.And the pages -- the paper... here's where I'm nutty over this journal. The paper is the softest, smoothest ever. Not since the older versions of MiquelRius paper from Spain have I found paper like this. It is smoother than Stalogy and yet about as thin. Not as thin as Tomoe River, but softer/smoother still.I prefer grid/graph pages which this notebook has. The lines are light and unobtrusive.The only possible improvements (are you listening Zequenz?) would be numbered pages and more cover color choices in this model.

To be honest there is nothing negative I can say about this notebook.I needed something well-made to keep the notes, bought this one and liked it a lot.Second one (bought two) I have to a friend who is electrical engineer, and as far as I can tell - he's very happy with it as well.Very nice notebook, a bit expencive for what it is, but I have no regrets. Going to buy some more soon :)

A nice item that arrived on time.

The media could not be loaded.  I love everything about my A6 Zequenz 360 Signature Series. I wish I could get the white color way option here as it’s more affordable than it is on the website.

I bought an Air Soft notebook it to fill a leather cover that had room for more than a couple of Field Notes books. I was so impressed with the Air Soft, I bought a Classic 360, which fits the form a bit better (personal preference). The cover feels sturdy enough to last much longer than will it take to fill up all 256 pages. The grid print is excellent; it's dark enough to see without being too obtrusive. The paper has a nice weight and shouldn't bleed through (I don't use Sharpies or fountain pens, so bleed through isn't an issue for me; however, your mileage may vary). It even came with a nifty Zequenz magnetic bookmark.I will definitely buy more. For the casual jotter to a notebook fanatic (guilty) the Zequenz line will satisfy your needs.

Great all around quality you can't quite find anywhere else. Only gripe for some is the paper can shadow with some juicy gel pens/highlighters. All around worth a try, they are super portable and fun to use.

Very small notebook about 5x 4 and 1 inch thick. Pricy for the size. But has nice heft and fits nicely in hand.

Smaller than I had wanted… better read the description closely. I will probably return it and order the larger one.

Definitivamente me ha encantado. Excelente calidad.

This is the best little notebook I have ever bought!! I have three more at home, in fear that they will become unavailable❤️