Best paper for writing - hands down
929735
These are among the best note pads that I've ever used. I am particular about the paper that I write on and these are flawless whether you are writing with pencil, ball point pen, fountain pen or gel...I've tried them all. As mentioned in other reviews, the pages tear out perfectly. The paper has a great feel to it and the division of the writing surface into two main areas is very useful. I recommend these without reservation.
25982
Received this as a gift! I can't speak enough about the quality of the paper. My fountain pen ink usually bleeds through crappy paper but recently, I went on a journaling binge and noted that there was no bleeding through this paper. Hands down best journal I've ever owned!!! Can't wait to buy another one.
3554124
If you need better than copy or multipurpose paper, get this paper. We use the 8.5 x 11, and the 11 x 17
4392149
Hands down the best deal anywhere for this paper , great price shipped fast arrived on time packaged appropiately, arriver undamaged.  I was very happy with this paper. I created my own stationary and this paper is perfect for it & I'm saving alot not having to purchase stationary or thank you notes.
4270241
I'm kind of a nut about paper products.  When I first realized, many years ago, that there was something better than 16 pound typing paper or 20 pound copy paper, I was in heaven!  Over the years, I've found many papers that I have liked and I always buy the correct type for the printer I'm using ... which is mostly a color laser these days.  However, my husband moved for a job and requested a photo printer of his own.

I got him a Canon Pixma (one of several models) to replace our old one that I gave to my son.  Because I also left the old paper stash with my son, I chose this paper for my husband's use.  At 28lb, I figured it could handle the photos he wanted to include in letters to his aging father.  Before I got here, he showed me a photo of the pages he had printed and they looked pretty good.

Now, I'm here and recently had to print something.  Oh my goodness!  This paper is fabulous.  Thick, smooth and just so ... rich feeling.  I'm sure the printer deserves some of the praise for the great print job, but a printer without quality paper is just a printer.

To clarify this paper is being used with an ink-jet printer, not a laser.

I liked the results so much that I came on here to order this second package even though the first package is still 3/4 full.  I am also using it to write letters (long-hand) and lists.  I really like this paper.  I'm definitely going to get the 32lb version and look to see if they have other weights as well.

If you're on the fence about this, go ahead and give it a try.  You really will like it.
1008255
We are blown away by this paper.
We publish a quarterly booklet in house to introduce our dealers to the availability of new art images. It has been very difficult to find the reasonably priced, high quality papers needed for the cover of our booklet. Paperweight, appearance and accuracy of color are critically important. This paper is perfect for our purposes.
In order to avoid having sheets stick together, be sure to allow the first side to dry before stacking in a printer tray to print the back.
We didn't test the waterproof ink quality because that characteristic, though an asset, is less important to us than the gloss, weight and color brilliance we find in this paper.
1936008
This is the third ream I've purchased this year; I love this paper. I generally print sheet music (dual-sided) using an inkjet and am very pleased with the results. The weight of this paper is perfect--it allows musicians to mark with a pencil and not fear that erasing marks will tear through.
1318421
OOOH! This is some good grid paper. I just picked it, originally because I thought I might as well get some "graph" paper for my 1/2 sized binder (5.5 x 8.5) but I got blown away by the quality. The paper is nice and thick and heavy, and I can write on it with a fountain pen and the ink won't bleed through. The 0.25 dot size is nice and smooth, and rather brilliant white and isn't very busy like a regular graph paper. At the time of posting this review, it seems it's not available, but I wanted to post this review, in case it comes back, which I very much hope it does. <3.

Edit:&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Pocket-Size-Dot-Grid-Paper-Refill-0-25-34-Spacing/dp/B01787RBU4/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Pocket Size Dot Grid Paper Refill - 0.25" Spacing</a>&nbsp;this is the one
601472
Kodak paper is simply the best. With my Canon Pixma printer, this paper turns our flawless, long-lasting, beautiful prints. Absolutely no complaints.
4679610
Excellent paper. I was previously using another paper with a microporous coating which is much more expensive. This paper works well with my HP pinter with aftermarket inks. The paper dries extremely fast. You can touch it with your finger right out of the printer without it smudging. No more waving prints around like a madman or blowing on them to dry. Even resists water and bleeding when wet. It outperforms Epson and HP papers IMO.
3127946
This paper is the BEST for markers. No bleed thru. Lovely minimal texture. Works superbly with Copic and Prismacolor markers
3275414
I've been using this paper now for a few months and I love it. I recently had to re order it as my children decided to blast it with a latte. This paper can handle gesso, media, paint, copic, spectum noir, sharpie, and even water color. I copy out pages of coloring books onto this paper. It's smooth so it's not rough on colored pencils. Great for sketching, illustration, pastels, and of course plain old fashioned office prints. I don't even bother with basic paper anymore. Coloring book paper also rips, bleeds,  and is generally in malaise. Sometimes,coloring book paper can be too textured wearing out nibs, and pencil so much faster. This way I can keep my coloring books pristine and my art is clean and I can color with a multitude of things. Before I was using multi media paper and it was costly for what I was doing with it. Now, I only use that for specific projects. This is my daily driver. With summer coming up paper crafts are going to be all the rage and this product will be saving all our lives with it's sturdiness and composition!
104836
I find Epson Presentation paper to be quite useful for "low cost finals" and "serious drafts", as I call them. It runs smoothly and cleanly through both my A3+ Canon and my 24" Canon printers. I always keep it on the shelf.
2338980
Canson is my favorite tracing paper.  It is the clearest and the sturdiest to hold up to much erasing. I use it every single day as a layer over an illustration to visualize and plan values, colors, elements that I may want to add without affecting the actual piece. Other brands just aren't as good for this purpose.
2569525
Excellent paper for craft (and other) use.
1119565
Rhodia often uses 'Clairefontaine' paper, maybe the finest in the world. I write with wet ink pens using awfully permanent waterproof ink. It takes my ink perfectly. Maybe the size is a little unusual, but a lot of drawings and sketches need a tall paper. They're perfect tor written lists. Use this pad for the ultimate grocery list pad. And pull this pad out and cause a roomfull of jealous engineers to go into a hushed silence of admiration! I'm very happy with Rhodia and Clairefontaine. A Texan prefers French paper --- who could or would have predicted it?
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2178261
I love this! the paper really stands up to any media, i use as an art Journal.  Note: as with any journal, place cardboard or plastic  under the page you are working on so that any strong strokes or pens pressure does not go through to the next page.