This means that Campus loose leaf paper can only be used with compatible Japanese binders and doesn’t fit in three-ring binders, as the rings and holes won’t line up. You can use the Weekly and 2 Week notebooks to plan ahead, record when projects are due, and ensure you finish your to-do list. This hides sensitive information and protects index tabs that stick out from the sides of the pages inside. Beloved for its smoothness and bleed resistance, Sarasara Loose Leaf Paper is especially popular among students. If you're looking to experiment with loose leaf binder systems, start with the options I listed above!

Kokuyo Campus Notebooks: Perfect for School or the Office Kokuyo Campus Notebooks: Perfect for School or the Office

The real product here is the B5-sized binder, but they do include 10 sheets of Kokuyo Campus Sarasara paper as a starter kit.The notebooks are resistant to bleedthrough, too: they pair nicely with liquid links like those found in rollerball and fountain pens. Obviously, the need for these O-shaped stickers were the result of a common problem: three-ring binder paper had a critical flaw. The dotted rule is not available in all Campus notebooks and loose leaf papers, so be sure to check the product name and description carefully. I'm also a really big fan of the Levenger Circa products (and the great copycat version that Staples offers.

Kokuyo Campus Smart Ring Binder Notebooks | JetPens Kokuyo Campus Smart Ring Binder Notebooks | JetPens

Since there are 26 rings on this binder, you can imagine it's a bit more difficult to open and close, as well as insert and re-arrange pages. The cleverly designed openable spine ensures the rings can be easily opened and kept securely closed with the special designed plastic lock. I find the binder to be too fiddly and frustrating to use, and I also do not like that the instructions tell me not to fold the notebook back onto itself. Kokuyo Notebook paper found in prebound notebooks like the Standard Campus and Smart Campus measures 25.

However, Campus notebooks, loose leaf paper, binders, and more have become stationery staples for everyone. It performs well with a variety of writing instruments: gel, rollerball, and even fountain pens glide across this paper with almost no effort.

Kokuyo L-SP706P Binder, Notebook, Campus, Smart Ring, B5, 26 Kokuyo L-SP706P Binder, Notebook, Campus, Smart Ring, B5, 26

This notebook contains an instruction page and 10 sheets of B5 Kokuyo Campus Sarasara loose leaf paper, with 36 lines of dotted 6 mm rule per page. All Campus notebooks use eco-friendly, FSC certified paper, but those committed to going green can pick up a Campus Recycled Notebook. The most prevalent is a glue binding that lies completely flat, but twin ring and squishy soft ring bindings are also available.

There’s a full-year calendar at the beginning of the notebook, plus seventeen pages of lined paper in the back for additional notes. The paper is thin enough to see the guidelines clearly, yet it performs nearly as well as other Campus papers with only slightly more showthrough. Kokuyo realized that large, thin sheets of paper are difficult to flip through, and increased the paper weight in the larger notebooks to make them easier to use. It comes with a guide sheet that is printed with a 7 mm grid on one side, and a 7 mm ruling on the other.