Maruman M.Memo Mini Notepad (N595A-52), Narrow Ruled, Twin Ring Spiral Binding, A7 Size Perforated 50 Sheet Note Pads, 2.7 x 4.3 Inches, White Notebook Paper, Light Blue Cover, 20-Pack Unknown Binding

This long-selling series from Maruman was first introduced in the 1960s, and has undoubtedly become a part of home office essentials. The M.Memo notepad combines the ideal qualities of durability, portability, and slimness.The small notepad is so compact and lightweight that it easily fits in your back pocket. So its always within easy reach when quick notes are required or when you get that sudden burst of inspiration. Also ideal as notebooks for work, notebooks for school, at home, and on the road.Since these writing pads leave minimal footprint, you can always have one handy on your desk, table, or countertop. Also, comfortably store a few in your backpack, tote bag, handbag, or briefcase, as they take up hardly any space.The flip-top spiral notepad is held together by sturdy double coil binders. The snag-free twin ring design ensures the pages turn over effortlessly, with the added benefit of aligning perfectly. This means the notepad can lay completely flat or be held in the hand unencumbered for best writing conditions.The small notebooks each hold 50 sheets of premium quality narrow ruled white paper. They are ink bleed resistant with the use of most stationery products, including gel pens, ink pens, and highlighters.When finished writing, the precision-cut perforated top ensures easy, clean tear away from the pad.20-pack of light blue notepads. Colorful light blue covers are ruled for labeling so you can easily identify the subject and content of your note books.Don't let your brilliant ideas or sudden inspiration pass by without taking a second to write them down on these convenient notepads! They also make great practical gifts for family, friends, and colleagues.Product Dimensions: 2.7 x 4.3 inches (L x H, including binding)Specs: 50 sheets white paper / 0.24 inch (6 mm) narrow ruled / 14 linesQuality made in Japan. Read more