.27c Pocket Notebook

Aloha · **on:** April 27, 2017, 06:47:35 AM

I used to carry these little note books exclusively till I read about other notebooks. I found what made me change to the others is the binding. I am not a fan of the spiral metal thing. I was at Wally World the other day and picked up a few and modded one with the inner strand of paracord. It rides very nice in my back pocket now. I will tie the paracord better on the other one. I don't "need" water proof paper in all honesty since we dont see much rain in my neck of the woods.

For 27 pennies and 80 pages ( I use both sides ) I feel its a great deal for me.

captain spaulding · **Reply #1 on:** April 27, 2017, 07:39:28 AM

I use these at work everyday. Go through one a week. Fits my needs well.

MayaKowalczyk · **Reply #2 on:** November 05, 2018, 02:32:54 PM

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GrandpaPatch · **Reply #3 on:** November 05, 2018, 05:09:33 PM

3x5 notebooks in the x5pk at WalMart FTW

I do carry a 'waterproof' notepad as well. I'm currently using a WeatherMax that I picked up at Lowe's because my Rite In The Rain notepads were delayed. Living in Arizona, there isn't much rain, but when it does rain you are in for a ride. It is also nice when I'm fishing (wet hands, water splashing, fall into the water, etc...). I keep my To Do List type things on the WalMart cheap stuff and my more important stuff on the WeatherMax. At least until it is full and I switch over to the Rite In The Rain notepads.

Aloha · **Reply #4 on:** November 05, 2018, 05:33:24 PM

I'm still using the .27c notepads. I've removed the wire binding for some applications as well. I like to have pads nearby so I have a variety that I use. Moleskine, RITR, Rhodia, and others. Each pad is used for a specific purpose. For backpacking use the RITR, for around the house I keep a .27c cheapie in pocket. My memory is not the best for short term things so I tend to make a note at that time. I use Moleskine for notes when I'm reading or wanting to later reference something.

I like notepad holders too. My Maxpedition is my work one. I use the RITR pad holder for hikes and camping. I have a larger note pad holder ( Tactical Taylor ) for my compass practice which I also keep the RITR Student Journal.