Moleskine Cuaderno de tapa dura, Negro, Rayado, Negro, Pocket

Me llegó un día antes, viene bien empaquetada y es perfecta para bolsillo!

Por su tamaño, la calidad del encuadernado y del papel, así como la orientación, este cuaderno de notas es el mejor para todo periodista que se precie. Lástima que ya es muy complicado adquirirlo en México. Recomiendo especialmente la versión de pastas duras.

Tal cual

Adoro os produtos Moleskine

Buena libreta, tiene bastantes hojas para ser moleskine, pero digamos que es útil el 50% ya que el papel es de poco gramaje y se transparenta

Nada reemplaza lo clásico.

Excelente calidad del producto y tiempo de envio

Es ideal para notas rápidas. Robusta y resistente; de mucha calidad y diseño clásico. Su precio, por otro lado, ha sido bastante castigado. Una libreta para ser amada con el uso diario y constante.

Justo como se describe, del tamaño correcto y en perfectas condiciones. A mitad de precio que ir a coprarlo en la tienda.

Until I had looked on Amazon, I really hadn't seen these around. Depending on what one does, these may or may not be for everyone. I got a couple of these to trap some notes around my photography. Compared to one that is bound on the side, these are simply a little handier for me. Not cheap by any means, but typical to Moleskine, extremely high quality.

THE SHORT STORYTHE top notch flip top pocket note pad for people who really care about their notes. Great size, construction and usability, high quality paper and cover-board, dandy elastic to keep it all civilized. If you just need a throw away pad for notes you will dispose of quickly, this is probably more than you need. Get a $.50 model and be on your way. BUT ... if you want a great note book for those notes you intend to keep around for a long while, this is the class act of the pocket pad, flip top market.Is a great flip-top note pad worth this much to you? Well, below are the reasons it is worth it to me.THE LONG STORYI'm a writer, a frequent interviewer of people with detailed information to share, a person into whose head frequently pop ideas I want to capture ... AND a long time fan of great stationary. As such, I think I qualify as someone who takes a certain portion of my note-taking pretty seriously (in that I enjoy doing it and like to put my important information somewhere it's taken care of by the notebook I've recorded it in).When I stumbled on the Moleskine line of notebooks in a book store years ago, I quickly fell in love with many of their products. Given their high quality construction, superior page weight and texture, and great range of colors and sizes and formats, this shouldn't be too big a surprise. But of all the Moleskine items I've tried, this is my all time favorite. While their side opening, book-style pocket note pads are wonderful (I have several), much of the note taking I do in the field doesn't provide the luxury of opening the notebook on a table or in my lap and writing in it with one hand while I hold it open with the other. For "writing in my hand" field notes, I've always preferred a notebook that opens from the top, not the side. For years I put up wtih inferior, flimsy, poorly designed flip top spiral pads that drove me nuts. Then I found the Moleskine Reporter. THIS is by far my all time favorite notebook in the flip top configuration. Why?> For me, the most important feature of this pad is the stiff backing and flip top cover board. Both are very stiff and sturdy, providing great support for writing in your hand as well as great protection for the pages within when you tuck the pad in your pants pocket or work bag.> The quality of the paper inside is terrific; thick and tough with a great creamy finish.> The binding is top notch and I can safely say I've never had a page fall out or tear out unless I wanted it to come out.> There's a selection of pages in the back perforated for easy removal.> The elastic band can either keep the cover closed or mark the page you want to open to, your choice, and is sturdy enough that it won't fall apart or loosen with use.> The pocket in the back for receipts or other small slips of paper.> This pad is available in either blank, lined or grid page designs.All this means that when I head out into the field to take notes, I've always got a pad I can count on to perform. A when I finally fill one up, the old one goes on the book shelf with my journals (something I'd never do with cheap, "fall apart" flip top note pads) marked with "Beginning Date - Ending Date". These can be hard to find in bricks and mortar stores, so when I do need a new one, I hop on-line and order another one ... or more. My most recent one arrived when I had only 2 pages left in the old one.My ONLY complaint about the Moleskine Reporter is that it is only available (as far as I've been able to find) in black. So many Moleskine pads are available in a wide range of vibrant colors and it is so much easier for me to misplace small black notepads than ones that are brightly colored. I have lost at least one Reporter partly because its dark profile made it easy not to notice. Please Moleskine, do offer the Reporter in at least ONE bright color (red, orange or yellow would be my choices).By the way, while I can't prove it, I've long suspected that THIS is the notebook all those detectives are flipping open when my wife and I watch our favorite British Mysteries ... I don't know that for sure, but it really looks that way. I'm not personally taking notes on where people were last Thursday night between the hours of 11pm and 3am, BUT when I want to be sure the information I'm recording will be around for a long time to come, the Moleskine Reporter is the pad I turn to.No citizens of the United Kingdom were harmed in any way during the writing of this review. ;)

Un cahier / bloc-note très pratique, assez étroit pour être tenu d'une seule main ( pour une main "normale" ), son ouverture par le haut dégage bien toute la feuille pour prendre des notes. Un seul (tout) petit regret, j'aurai aimé un petit élastique sur le coté pour y mettre un stylo mais je ne regrette pas mon achat, ce bloc me suit partout, je l'ai en permanence dans mon sac.

At half the UK list price you would have to be a mug not to buy these from Amazon. Moleskines are well known for their quality. None of these seem to have come from China so these are well made. You may or not be aware that Moleskine did have quality control issues, but these were 100%. In fact I have never had a bad one from Amazon and I am embarrased to admit how many I have bought.The great advantages of the squared reporters are that when you open them you don't spend your time trying to nudge open the cover with a hand as you do with the pocket notebooks. Squared pages mean that you can write in landscape or portrait as you will have lines going whichever way you want.Something that I didn't notice until recently was that the last 24 sheets are perforated. Imagine if someone asks you for directions somewhere and you are struggling to give them directions. Spin the book around to whatever orientation is best then draw the map on one of the last 24 leaves. Once done just tear it out and pass it to them. Dead simple!You can buy chaeper notebooks and you can buy better notebooks, but at the price that Amazon are charging for these you really ought to try them if you haven't already. Leave some for me though!