Dotted Refills

These are, by far the best Travelers Notebook refill/inserts I've tried, and I've tried a LOT! First and foremost, these are stitched, not stapled, and that's a "must have" for me, because I like to spend my journaling time, you know, JOURNALING, and not trying to figure out the most effective and efficient way to rebind my BRAND NEW notebooks the very first time I write in them, and the pages are already falling out, and now I have to figure out how to of re-staple/re-bind/patch back together/tape/glue/death stare a brand new, barely used notebook back together!!! (... it's just a teensy weensy, minor annoyance for me, personally, obviously... 😒🙄) Point is, THESE notebooks NOT ONLY *DON'T* fall apart, at all, ever, but there's not even a sign of the slightest possibility of a loose stitch, let alone unraveling stitches. At. All. Like I said, rebinding brand new notebooks = "minor" annoyance, and every staple bound I've tried has fallen apart. Every. Single. One. These stitched one haven't even pretended like they might. *Chef's kiss*, as the kids say. Moving on. The pages are thick, and I know, this might come as a surprise, but I'm VERY picky about my journaling supplies, so the thick pages that can be written on front and back are another "must have" for my journaling notebooks, especially when there aren't *that* many pages to write in to begin with. I used 7"x9", 120 page, Office DepotMax brand notebooks with standard, cheapy, regular ol' super thin, college ruled paper for daily journaling for literally years, and could get about a months worth of single-sided per page writing out of 1 of those notebooks, but average about 2 weeks of daily journaling filling up these smaller notebooks, but the ability to write front and back on every page is what makes that possible, otherwise I'd need at least one of these each week, which would add up quickly. Also, let me be completely transparent here: I'm not using fountain pens or anything like that, so I can't speak to whether or not they'd play well together, but my plain ol', boring, basic bitch MUJI 0.38 pens + these notebooks get along smashingly! Best of friends! (Also, I use a pencil board/writing board, and that's another game changer. Worth the few bucks, for sure. Get one. Or a few. Thank me later). I was a hardcore, wouldn't budge, 100% committed to college ruled paper ONLY, until death do us part... until I tried these. Still not quite ready to commit to a lifetime of holy matrimony with the dot grid, but it's pretty damn close, man. She's quite lovely in basically every way. *Heart eyes* TLDR: Buy these! -stitched, not stapled, don't fall apart, AT ALL -thick pages, can easily be written on front and back -dot grid is lovely, helpful, useful, and versatile

I’ve tried quite a few different inserts and these from Wanderings are some of the better ones I’ve used. The paper feels really nice and works especially well with my fountain pens. I like the dotted pages because I can use them for journaling, notes, lists, or whatever else I need without being locked into a lined layout. They fit my regular size Traveler’s Notebook perfectly. I’ll definitely be getting more.

This has been great in my Wonderings travelers notebook standard size. I have used pencil, rollerball pens, and fountain pens on them and have had no issues. All work just fine. I have never used any fancy or expensive paper and dont see a need to with this as an option. I haven't done any long form journal writing in it, but for making lists, jotting down ideas, or taking notes at church or at a conference it has been perfect.

The paper is a fairly nice quality. My pens don't bleed through and are faint on the back side. I've purchased books before where you can't use the backside and you can see pens through the paper. What I don't like is the dots migrate across the page from page to page and aren't consistent. Not bad for the price.

Was kinda skeptical on the paper quality but after multiple days of use and with different inks and pens it did really well!! No bleed through and the pages layer out nicely. It's size is perfect for my lochby field folio. But aslo fist easily in the back pocket for easy carry.

The cover is very durable, and the stitched binding makes the pages stay in the book for good! I’ve been using the same notebook at work for 7 MJ the. I’m a nurse. The book slips in and out of the cargo pocket on my scrubs and doesn’t get caught on the fabric, and the size is perfect! I don’t have to dig into my pocket to grab it, and since it’s a Kraft paper, it has a little grip and doesn’t slip out while I’m squatting or bending. I love these notebooks!!

The paper quality is good and it has minimal bleed through using a Micron 03 pen. The reason for the lower rating is that the dot placement on the pages is not consistent throughout the notebook. The dot placement moves across the pages resulting in differences in margins on each side of the page. When I am creating a chart on multiple pages, I have to shift the placement to the right to have the room on the outside of the Y-axis.

I ordered these Dotted Regular Size Travelers Notebook Inserts to replace ones I've filled up. They fit my Travelers Notebook perfectly and this time, have dots, not lines. They work great and will get lots of use.

I love these. The dots are good for writing or drawing, and the sewn binding means pages don't fall out and no coil to get caught on things. A bit pricey but worth it because they are exactly what I need/want.

Good product

Generally good journals, but had an unpleasant smell (some sort of sweet scent) that was still in the covers after letting them air out for two weeks. So far I haven't used them because of that. Otherwise: * average paper thickness * dots were a bit dark to my taste but still fine * slightly folded corners * accurate 5mm dot spacing

Es un repuesto de la misma marca que el cuaderno con cubierta de cuero. El papel es de muy buena densidad y el tamano es perfecto ya que son del mismo productor. Muy recomendado.

Great paper that doesn’t bleed with roller ball or highlighters. Covers are a bit thick and you don’t really need that kind of protection if you put them in a journal folder as is their destined use. Good quality and good value.