Offer a book bound style notebook (no plastic spiral)

Comments: 9

• 23 Aug, '21
  Keith Roberts

  I would buy these.

• 26 Aug, '21
  Eric

  I am not sure if this completely fits within your request, but I too would like to have a bound book. Ideally, it would be similar to a journal. Many professions suggest the use of a hardcover, permanently bound notebook for jotting down ideas and notes. These can be very useful in the future for litigation or patent needs. I would love to have bound journal books that have the Rocketbook controls built in so I can have a digital copy as well as the permanent bound book. I know this goes against the Rocketbook philosophy of reusability, but it would be a big help for those of us that have a legal requirement to meet.

• 07 Nov, '21
  Gustavo

  I only bought the mini because it's small, and it's the same size as my moleskin. It isn't as convenient as carrying arount. If they offer a small portable bound book option, i will purchase instantly.

• 22 Dec, '21
  JAMES MATHIS

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  I already solve the problem of spiral spring binding. I unwound the spring binder spring; took out the separate pages; applied packing tape applied packing tape over the holes/both sides then punched with a levenger eleven hole punch- now I have pages that I can add to my eleven disk note book- I suggest you get with the eleven disk system-

• 29 May
  Jeff Thompson

  Something akin to a fields notes notebook would be extremely useful. Similar size so it would fit in existing field notes 3rd party holders.

• 30 May
  John Stafiej

  Eleven Disk System is basically dolled up versions on the Trapperkeeper. I don’t care to relive grade school. But I do think a more bound style of book is a great idea or even combining Eleven Disk system of importing or removing pages with ease is worth considering. I’ve already started planning to take my pages out of its book and bind together. Then I’ll sort out how to attach them to my leather bound for journal in a way that still lets me remove them when I finish that journal.

• 21 Jun
  Shanae

  I would definitely buy this. Would be awesome to use as a journal but also in the office as I imagine it might look more professional.

• 30 Jun
  Paul Bruton

  My company pdcuk.com produces plastic spiral here in the UK. The plastic we use is a multi use plastic and can be recycled in the normal way. We have recently developed a plastic spiral product called BioCoil. BioCoil is the first binding product to be both recyclable and biodegradable. In fact it biodegrades in landfill and marine environments and degrades 200 times faster than a regular plastic. So something that would normally take 400 years to degrade now takes just two years.
  I hope that Rocket books might consider a change to this product and would be happy to discuss further

• 08 Aug
  Rachel

  I use the Leuchtturm 1917 as my main journal/notebook but also use the Rocketbook to capture some things. I'd prefer to use just one notebook and totally would just use Rocketbook if bound similarly to the Leuchtturm.