Top FlightWired Personal Wirebound Notebook, 100 Sheets, College Rule, 7 x 5 Inches, 1 Notebook, Cover May Vary (33185)

I love these notebooks and their colored covers. I use mine daily. One notebook will fit perfectly into my shoulder bag. The covers are hard and they protect the pages from getting crumpled. The spiral is just the perfect size for shoving my ball point pen into it, so I don't have to dig in my purse for the pen. I used to be able to buy these notebooks at most Holiday Station Stores (a chain of gas station/convenience stores), but I haven't been able to find them lately, so I suspect that I'll be ordering them from Amazon from now on.UPDATE 8-15-2012:THE LAST ORDER OF THESE NOTEBOOKS HAS CHANGES TO THE SPIRAL BINDING. THE COMPANY APPARENTLY IS CUTTING COSTS BY USING LESS METAL. THE SPIRALS ARE NOW SMALLER THAN THE FIRST NOTEBOOKS I BOUGHT. MY PEN NO LONGER SLIPS NEATLY INTO THE SPIRAL FOR STORAGE. THAT'S A GREAT DISAPPOINTMENT TO ME.

This notebook is amazing📒⭐️• Ink does NOT bleed through the pages 🤩• Cover flips completely flat😃Just wish customer could pick color.

I missed the part about not being able to choose the cover's color. I wanted the dark purple and got an ugly grey instead. Oh well.The one thing I wished it had are the perforated edges so you can rip out the pages if you want. Other than that it's just a normal notebook. Definitely not worth $10. I'll be going the Staples or Target route next time.

it's exactly what it says it is nothing more nothing less.

It's great, perfect size for me.

Thus is my second order and I love the size for everyday lists, etc.

These are great notebooks for someone who wants something sturdier than what you can find at the office/school supply store.

Top Flight has changed the quality of what was previously a wonderful personal notebook. After using this 7x5" notebook for many years, I've decided to replace it with a notebook from another company (in this case, I'm moving to Black n' Red). Here's what Top Flight has done: each page now has 23 lines instead of 20, so the pages are more legal ruled than college ruled. In addition, the new notebooks have lighter weight, lower-quality paper, without the smooth finish many of us have grown accustomed to. The notebook is still made in China but someone at Top Flight has either decided to lower the quality of the notebook or isn't paying attention. What was once a wonderful product is now just a cheap notebook.