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Moleskine Classic Red Notebook, Ruled Large

17 Sep Posted by in Computer | 5 comments

Moleskine Classic Red Notebook, Ruled Large

This red version of the basic, yet classic Ruled Large notebook is a stylish travel companion, perfect for writings, thoughts and passing notes. Like its black best selling counterpart, it has a cardboard bound cover with rounded corners, acid free p

Rating: (out of 7 reviews)

List Price: $ 17.95

Price: $ 10.25

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5 comments

  • Keith E. Webb says:

    Review by Keith E. Webb for Moleskine Classic Red Notebook, Ruled Large
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    I love the Moleskine notebooks. Every year I buy a new ruled notebook to journal, tape keepsakes, draw, list up, and record in. This year I’m going red!

    These are tough notebooks. The cover is particularly nice if you live in a humid place, as it’s a oilskin material that doesn’t mold. A had a look-alike notebook from another company and the cover molded in 6 months. Moleskine stay nice for years.

    I love the back inside pocket for holding onto tickets, coupons, business cards – you name it.

    My favorite part is the elastic strap that keeps your journal closed. I love taking it off and closing it back up with a “snap”. This is another feature that the imitators can’t get right. Their strap gets stretched and looses elasticity. Moleskine’s stay nice and tight.

    Go for the best, go Moleskine.

  • Joseph N. Dassaro says:

    Review by Joseph N. Dassaro for Moleskine Classic Red Notebook, Ruled Large
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    Simply stated, this is a quality product that is hard to find locally (B&N stores carry them). I replaced all my complex time management paper based planners with a Moleskine and the Iphone (premised upon the GTD organizational philosophy). What a difference.

    I have used Daytimer, Franklin Covey, and Rolodex in the past. I have also been formally trained in the Franklin Covey time management systems. In the end (after 10 years of “fighting” to make them work), I am finally @ peace.

    By the way, our 8 year old uses a Moleskine as a journal. She writes stories, play’s, songs, and even does mind dumping into it. We simply label each Moleskine with the year and keep them bound on an office shelf.

    From a technical standpoint, the paper is top of the line as is the cover. I use Levenger pens with mine and found writing to be a pleasure in an era of countless keyboard clicks.

  • V. S. Romero says:

    Review by V. S. Romero for Moleskine Classic Red Notebook, Ruled Large
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    I’m currently in the process of using notebooks by Rhodia, Clairefontaine, Red n’ Black, Stifflexible, and even good ol’ Mead, and I have to say that Moleskine (pronounced “mol-a-skeena”) is still one of the best.

    I like the stiff durability of the notebook. My notebook gets toss around like mad, and over the years has sustained only one small split on the spine. Considering all it’s been through, that’s pretty darn good sustainability for the notebook.

    I chose this red one for Scripture studies, and it’s no different than the standard, black stiff-covered Moleskine. Good, portable size despite it being the large version, and the rich, poppy-red hue gives the owner the sense that there’s just no way to lose it.

  • N. Berry says:

    Review by N. Berry for Moleskine Classic Red Notebook, Ruled Large
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    As anyone who has used Moleskines knows, their quality is great. I thought that I would go with red for a change-up over the typical black Moleskines, and it sure stands out. Nice to shake things up once in a while. Moleskines continue to be my preferred choice for keeping notes, planning, and journaling.

  • Steven Parker says:

    Review by Steven Parker for Moleskine Classic Red Notebook, Ruled Large
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    I love using this notebook to take notes during church and journal in my Bible reading times. It works out great. This specific one is about the same size as my Bible.


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