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#MOLESKINE WRITING CHALLENGE FOR FREE#

These tend to bleed through, but if you get a thinner, drier fineliner this isn’t an issue. It’s hard to believe, but a thinner fineliner will work well on the Moleskine. If you can’t find an Acro 300 or the metal-bodied Acro 1000, then you can pickup an Acroball. Both are excellent but some people will prefer one will some prefer the other. Simply put, the Acro 300 is Pilot’s competitor to the Jetstream. Pilot Acro 1000 and Acro 300 Pilot Acro 300 Note: The Blen is one of our all-time best pens. This is a great pen to write with, it’s comfortable to hold for long stretches, and it has excellent ink. The Blen is another hybrid writer, like the Jetstream, but we’ve found that it performs well on this paper, especially in the 0.5 mm black ink. If you want a retractable pen in this class, try the Pilot Juice-up 0.3 mm. Try the 0.4 mm size, instead of the 0.5 mm or the scratchy 0.25 mm. So as long as you don’t let ink pile up on the tip and pool at stopping points a Hi-Tec C or Coleto is a top pick. Hi-Tec-C pens are solid picks for a Moleskine because they are fine-tipped needlepoint pens that let out limited quantities of ink. One of our favorite Jetstreams is the Slim Compact 3-Color, but a Jetstream 3 or Jetstream Prime would as well. Their use of of oil-based ink keeps the writing more on the paper than in it (like a gel or rollerball), but the lubricated ink means smoother writing than a traditional ballpoint. These are smooth writers that are called ballpoints by Uniball, but are generally accepted to be hybrid pens. Jetstream PensĪny 0.38 mm or 0.5 mm Jetstream will be a great option as well. If you want a retractable pen with the same qualities, try the Signo RT1. These are excellent pens with limited show-through so you can make use of both sides of your Moleskine pages. The Signo DX (UM-151) is a great starting point for a Moleskine because it’s affordable, it writes well, it’s sold in many colors, it’s writes well in 0.25 mm and especially well in 0.38 mm, and its ink is both archival quality and acid-free.

Not too pointy: The paper tends get raised where you wrote on the opposite side, so sharper tips will cause issues.

Not too much ink: The paper is relatively thin and its optimized for quick drying, not ink resistance so ink will flow through.

Not too wide: Moleskine’s lined paper has a very small rule (6 mm), so look for a 0.5 mm or under pen.

Here’s what you should be looking for in a pen for your Moleskine: Notice the raised letters on the back of the sheet Rules For Choosing A Moleskine Pen With those conditions noted, here are some of the best pens for a Moleskine Classic hardcover notebook (there are many Moleskines, but this is the one we get the most questions about). Added perks are pens with archival quality, acid-free ink, since many people close up their Moleskine journals and store them for years. We are looking for pens with little bleed-through or show-through on thin Moleskine paper, quick drying, a thin writing tip, smooth writing, and no feathering on the paper. We have some recommendations based on some very practical qualities for use with a Moleskine notebook. When pen should you use with a Moleskine?

#MOLESKINE WRITING CHALLENGE FOR FREE#

Generally speaking Moleskines are not our favorite notebooks, but they are reliable and easy to find, plus they are often given out for free at corporate events so many of us have them.

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