Blueline MiracleBind Notebook, Red, Lizard-Like, Hard Cover, 9.25" x 7.25", 150 Pages (AF9150.83)

I love they way you can remove and incert pages anywhere in this notebook. This is the best.

These notebooks are the cats meow. Double Meow. Covers are heavy duty and professional in appearance. Paper is thicker than most others and do not bleed through. I only use Zebra fine point SS, Pilot V5, and V7 pens. Paper is excellent quality, and pouch in back of notebook is really nice addition. Comes with tabs that serves useful purposes. Nice handy size and last. Easily folds over allowing writing on back of sheets. Perforations permit nice clean separation without tearing pages or causing jags. No complaints. They are a little pricey but compared to similar brands the quality of the notebooks far exceed the competition. Pay a little more and get a lot more. Highly recommended.

If you just need a regular notebook get a regular notebook. If you are looking for something to adapt to your system - "The" notebook that you keep notes in and then move into files, scan, or whatever you do - highly recommend. Doesn't come pre-programmed with a system but highly adaptable to whatever works for you. Love it and worth the extra cost.A few pros and cons below. And if you don't get the obsession over looking for the perfect notebook and writing a long review about one, this probably isn't the right product to spend money on. I feel like I've been on a lifetime search and this might be the closest thing to really good that I've found yet.Pros:LAYS FLAT. For real, lays flat.Lightweight but super-durable.Pages tear out easily without ripping and making a mess.This size is easy to carry.Quality paper.Tabs to organize different areas of the notebook (in an ideal world I wish they could be removed and reapplied but that's shooting for the moon).Labels for the outside and spine of the notebook.I Googled "best notebook for organization" and this came up, tried it, and haven't been disappointed.I strive to follow the organization system laid out in David Allen's "Getting Things Done" so this is my 'one' notebook where everything starts. It gets the job done and allows me to break notes out into raw daily things, projects, next actions, waiting for, someday, and anything I need to scan/store in Evernote comes out easily without tearing.So whatever system you try to use you can probably make it work. Just note it's not 8.5x11; I think they make those though.Cons:A little expensive.I wish you could add or move papers around more easily, but truth is I use Evernote for that anyway.But if you need a real paper notebook you might want to use another one of this company's products or just a regular notebook with dividers.Might be Canadian.That's just to see if you're reading. Love the Canada.Wish the plastic storage pocket could be sealed. Sometimes things slide out. But that's true for all plastic storage pockets I've used, just about.

A year later ... I'm a forever customer!!! I'm adding a second notebook to my most loved organizational tools and extra everything Miracle Bind, blueline! I was a old-school Franklin Planner person, but over 10+ years and career changes I did not need all that. These notebooks are so functional, big or small they cut out all the wasted time of sifting through unnecessary paperwork or multiple notebooks looking for "where did I write that down?" times. Throw away what you don't need or want with no annoying little spiral paper trash getting all over the place. I really could go on and on, but I see by all the other 5 star reviews, you get the picture :)This is the perfect book for keeping all of your records straight. I purchased some little tabs and added them for sections. I love the clear pocket and I love it. It looks professional in any meeting. I also bought a replacement pack of paper. This little notebook is my new fave and will definitely re-purchase if needed.

This is a great notebook! I've long used preprinted day planners and note/journal pages in the common 5 ½" X 8 ½" ring bound size, as made by Franklin Covey, Day Timer and others. But I've always felt that, with a usable width of less than 5", those pages were not as wide as I would like. And ring-binding, while providing great flexibility in organizing and adding/repositioning pages, also added more bulk than I preferred.So I researched alternatives and found the MiracleBind products. This unique binding combines the slimness and lighter weight of wire binding with the repositionability of ring-binding. These notebooks are available in three sizes - the 7 ¼" X 9 ¼" is ideal for me, providing the added page width I wanted, plus a little extra height, and is much more manageable than larger size alternatives.The notebook includes a set of color-coded pressure-sensitive tabs which, in concert with the page remove & reinsert feature, enables one to set-up individual sections for separate subjects. It also includes a multi-pocket vinyl storage page (also removable & reinsertable), that's handy for small paper items like receipts, business cards and temporary notes.The notebook also includes ten telephone/address pages. I've replaced those with additional note pages as I carry contact info electronically, but others may find them useful. In addition, there are five sheets of "Notes" pages that are each micro-perforated into three individually removable Notes, with boxes for check-marks along the right margin of each line. They may or may not prove useful - if not, they can also be removed and replaced with additional standard note pages.The hard cover of this notebook is fully functional as is, but I wanted a leather cover. I couldn't find one that was the right dimensions for this notebook, but with internet searching I found I could have one custom made that fits precisely, for around the same price as a quality pre-made leather cover.My new day planner & note/journal system consists of this MiracleBind notebook, and an At-A-Glance #70-908-10 monthly/weekly planner refill, also purchased from Amazon (see separate review). Although described as 6" X 9", the pages of this planner actually measure 6 5/8" wide (not including the monthly tabs). This again provides the additional width I wanted, and a format that I like.I found a zippered leather wire bound cover at Franklin Covey that, although designed for their smaller page size, JUST fits this AAG planner, although with no room to spare in the width! (Note that Blueline also makes a monthly planner in MiracleBind, which is available on Amazon, should their format meets your needs.)Putting this all together took a fair bit of time to research, but I now have a system that addresses my specific needs MUCH better than those that I've used previously. I have two slim, leather-covered books rather than one thick one. All things considered, this is an ideal solution for me. (There's a video on MiracleBind products at the manufacturer's website, rediform.com.)

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Estos cuadernos los conocí en Chicago y pensé que no volvería a encontrarlos pero si llegan y tienen una excelente calidad, los recomiendo mucho 👌

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These notebooks are a joy to use. They are a bit on the expensive side but they are beautifully made, attractive and very practical. Insertion and removal of extra pages is easy and very practical. It’s easy to save these books and you really can’t beat the written word and hand-drawn sketches To review your notes and bring back memories. I have books going back a few years and the notes and pages are well preserved. The price on Amazon was competitive.

Best Notebooks!Pros:-Movable pages for organizing notes. This is huge for me as it has radically improved my note-taking organization.-Value to cost ratio high. These are a bit pricey but worth it a hundred times over. Huge savings in time and massive organizational improvement. I would pay twice as much.Cons:-I personally don't like the alligator-skin style cover. I find it a bit ugly but that's personal taste.- Tabs aren't very functional--I find them not deep enough to stick on well and stick out far enough to work. I just use my own.Summary:While the pros and cons may seem balanced in number, the upside of the pros easily dwarfs the downside of the cons. 5 stars, easily.