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Have a couple Safaris myself, they've definitely helped my handwriting (long way to go still...). I find that paper makes a pretty big difference for the writin
by shpongled 6y ago
Have a couple Safaris myself, they've definitely helped my handwriting (long way to go still...). I find that paper makes a pretty big difference for the writing experience with fountain pens
- kstrauser 6y agoAbsolutely. In another comment I mentioned that I like the Rhodia Webnotebook paper a lot. It’s super smooth but takes the ink nicely and doesn’t blur. There are plenty of other great options (and I don’t have Lamy or Rhodia stock, honest!), but that’s my sweet spot for good paper, easy to find, nice form factor, and reasonably priced.
- shpongled 6y agoRhodia is my go to as well! I like the big pads with dot pattern
- kstrauser 6y agoI keep thinking I would, but my heart belongs to lines. I do love the line spacing on the Rhodia, though. Some others are too narrow and it's hard to keep my writing both legible and tiny at the same time. Others flash back to those writing pads they give you in kindergarten.
- todd8 6y agoMe too. Not to hard to find, and the dots are better for my notes and diagrams than lines or grids. I really like a number of the Japanese spiral bound notebooks too. The paper is great for my (mostly Japanese) fountain pens and inks. However, it’s much easier for me to find Rhodia here the US.
- efm 6y agoI like the HP Premium 32 paper for use with fountain pens. Smooth surface that ink glides onto.