Hobonichi Techo planner (Tomoe River paper) vs Stálogy 365 Days notebook
Which is better for fountain pens? Only the published ratings, side by side.
Short answer
In the sourced ratings, they’re level (1–1).
- Bleed-through: Hobonichi Techo planner (Tomoe River paper) did better (Very rare vs Low).
- Feathering: only one of them is rated.
- Ghosting: only one of them is rated.
- Dry time: Stálogy 365 Days notebook did better (Slow vs Fast).
- Sheen: only one of them is rated.
Both are rated in a shared source, which makes this a fairer comparison.
Side by side
| Hobonichi Techo planner (Tomoe River paper) | Stálogy 365 Days notebook | |
|---|---|---|
| Paper weight (gsm) | 52 | — |
| Bleed-through | Very rare | Low |
| Feathering | — | Low |
| Ghosting | — | Show-through |
| Dry time | Slow | Fast |
| Sheen | Very High | — |
Where to buy
Hobonichi Techo planner (Tomoe River paper)
Stálogy 365 Days notebook
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Sources
- thejournalshop.com (Hobonichi Techo planner (Tomoe River paper))
- wired.com (Hobonichi Techo planner (Tomoe River paper))
- 1101.com (Hobonichi Techo planner (Tomoe River paper))
- lefthookpens.com (Stálogy 365 Days notebook)