3 Pack Waterproof Notebook, 3 x 5 Pocket Notepad, All Weather Small Pocket Notebook Paper, Mini Spiral Notepad Police Notepad 100 Lined Pages for Outdoor Office

Got them for my purse, came in a pack of three so I gave one to my boyfriend, he gave one to his coworker and now everyone wants one! They are small enough to fit in a workers front pocket and also is on graph paper! Big hit for CNC workers.

Works well, even when it gets wet, you can still read and write on it.Used in a high volume kitchen

My brother in law works out in the chemical plants. He uses these daily so I get them as stocking stuffers for him. He loves them and they are a nice cheap option compared to other brands.

They work pretty well as long as you have an okay pen because if your pen leaks too much ink it smudges on the pages but all in all is pretty good very durable

Right out of the gate; if YOU the reader are on the fence on buying these just do it. The quality is great and durable. I personally carry one of these notepads on me everyday in a Viperade pocket organizer in the front pocket of my jeans and always utilize it. Previously buying the Rite in the Rain brand theses are the exact same quality for alot less. Paired with a Zebra F701 pen it's a perfect match for every day carry. I have also used the makeshift ruler on the back to measure bolts and screws in a pinch as well. Testing the waterproof aspect under a kitchen faucet at full power the ink will not run or smudge and will retain whatever you write. Will be a permanent asset for my EDC and will be buying alot more in the future.

Just in time for school since using them got caught in the rain while reviewing my notes one got rained on thanks for them being water proof my tablet got saved

Ise them all the time in bad weather. Works great. But you need to use a pencil in the rain.

I am always taking measurements, making lists etc and anything I try works in the winter (mostly) and bombs in the summer - why? sweat. these pads last and last, I have never had a cover come off and never lost a piece of paper that I didn’t tear out myself. maybe the next iteration will have NCR technology 😊, but I could probably screw that up too.the pad in this picture is almost a month old, and you can see that the cover looks nearly perfect. the paper is heavy enough that I use both sides (mostly use a 2mm pica pencil) which is why you see some aliasing on the page (it’s from the other side of the previous page). I plan to buy these in other sizes as soon as I get through the rest of my “normal” pads.