For the longest time, I have been wondering what is so good about the Field Notes Steno Pad, and I really can't figure it out - until I use it personally.
It is more than just a normal top-flip ring binder notebook.
It is stiff and steady - and it looks like it can withstand toughness.
At the back of the cover, it contains a range of useful information.
As usual, it allows you to pen down your name, and the date you started with the notebook.
As usual, it allows you to pen down your name, and the date you started with the notebook.
Not forgetting a Brief History of Stenography.
The paper looks tough, but after writing it with my fountain pen, I think it is still best to write with a ballpoint pen.
What I really like about the page is that it has a dividing line in the centre, which divides the page into 2 parts - personal preference.
At the moment, I am using it for notes taking for my personal readings.
I was switching between the Field Notes pen and my Karas Kustoms to ease the tiredness on my hand.
I should share more of whats inside my Steno Book in the next post.
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