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<\/p>\nFor the past months, I’ve been writing on iPad for journalistic assignments, or on free journals from my university in my spare time.<\/p>\n
But a couple of days ago, I realized that I’d forgotten to bring extra journals with me home, and that, thusly, I needed new ones.<\/p>\n
After mulling for a bit too long in the store, I ended up buying a set of two Moleskine Volants, because it seemed like a good compromise between quality, number of pages and price.<\/p>\n
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If you don’t care about quality at all, then these are not for you. They are, frankly, way to expensive for that. However, if you want a journal that you can store in your backpack (large) or pocket (small) without worrying about wrecking them, these are for you.<\/p>\n
They also come with enough pages (96, large and 82, small), so\u00a0you won’t run out of pages in the foreseeable future.<\/p>\n
As if that wasn’t enough, the first page has a sentence: “In case of loss, please return to:”, underneath which you can fill out your address and a specified amount as a reward. Neat!<\/p>\n
Last but not least, the small version comes with detachable pages, and the large version comes with the last sixteen pages detachable. In case you should need it \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
One thing I found annoying was that the ridge of the journal was too stiff, making the first page hard to write on, but other than that, I totally love these journals.<\/p>\n
Highly recommended!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
For the past months, I’ve been writing on iPad for journalistic assignments, or on free journals from my university in my spare time. But a…<\/p>\n