📒The Ultimate Planning Partner: Moleskine 2024 Weekly Planner Review

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Moleskine 2024 Weekly Notebook Planner | Best Pocket Planner for 2024
Stay organized and on top of your schedule with the stylish and functional Moleskine weekly planner. In this review, I'll go over its features, layout, and customization options to help you decide if it's the right planner for you.
Moleskine Classic 12 Month Planner is a pocket planner that is small and easy to carry. This lightweight weekly planner is good for everyday use and even when you are travelling.
Some features:
- 70 gsm ivory-coloured paper
- Elastic closure - Ribbon bookmark - Expandable pocket
- Lie flat opening
- Close to A6 Pocket (9 x 14 cm) (3.5 by 5.5) inch size
- Weekly Notebook planner shows the 7 days on the left and a blank page on the right for notes, ideas, tasks, reminders and to-dos.
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Chapters:
0:00 Moleskine Weekly Planner
1:00 Features - Moleskine Weekly Planner
2:05 Inside - Moleskine Weekly Planner
7:25 Comparisons - 4 Different Moleskine Planner Formats
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@roshawnceasar 6 месяцев назад

I love Moleskine pocket planners. I use the daily for journaling and short stories and the weekly for planning. No fluff no stickers...just ink on the paper.

@user-ny8ul5uf2l 7 месяцев назад

very thorough and comprehensive, thanks for the last part about different kinds of formats. keep it up! subscribed

@kan-zee 7 месяцев назад

1:27 ..Honestly....there is better paper in the Pocket size passport planners, than the Moleskine brand. IMHO....70g/m paper will not agree with most gel pens, and will dent alot with ball point pens. It will have @6:44 heavy ghosting and some bleedthrough...in my experience anyway... I am looking forward to seeing how it works out for you.

@ADawn 7 месяцев назад

Thanks for the comment. Will into making another video on this.

@kan-zee 7 месяцев назад

@@ADawn I am making a new video review on different paper that is used in different brands of Pocket notebooks..using Ballpoint pens / Gel Pens / Rollerball and Fountain pen on each Brand of Pocket Notebooks I am catagorizing my testing by : 1) Bleedthrough of ink in paper 2) Ghosting / seeing ink through paper 3) Smearing 5 sec /30 sec / 1 min time intervals 4) Paper denting with each pen scribing 5) Quick Dry of ink on paper 6) Does the Ink Skip on paper 7) good for Fountain Pens or highlighters 8) does it maintain when wet ? So far I have amazon ordered : #1 = *Newestor* Dotted Notebook Journal, Pocket 3.5 x 5.5 Memo Book - Thick Dot Grid Paper - Total 192 Sheets / 384 Pages / 100 gsm paper $20 cad for 6 books. 🤩👍🌟🌟🌟🌟 #2 = Field Notebooks by *Elan Publishing* - 3.5"x5.5" - Green - Graph Memo Book - 90gsm paper. Pack of 5 for $34.oo cad 🤩👍🌟🌟 #3 = *Portage Brand* Small Dot large Grid; Pocket Notebook Journal for Taking Notes in the Field - 3.5 x 5.5 Inches, 64 Pages, 75-80 gsm 6 notebooks for $15cad #4 = *Moleskine* Cahier Journal, Soft Cover, Pocket (3.5" x 5.5") Dotted, Black, 64 Pages / 70 gsm paper / 3 books for $19.oo cad 🤬 😡

@ADawn 7 месяцев назад

Among all these, I only have Moleskine Cahier Journal. Good luck with the new video!

@luchialiu 6 месяцев назад

⁠@@kan-zeeI hate moleskin’s paper but just happen to keep coming back to using its weekly.. I like Midori and Kokuyo’s paper the best

@christinecortese9973 5 месяцев назад

I’m the opposite- I love ghosting and how the paper almost feels like fabric after awhile. Love how it feels after both sides are written on. Am very tactile, I guess! I don’t use fountain pens. Heavier paper means either bulkier or fewer pages to me. I have a watercolor book for art.