Leuchtturm 1917 vs Rhodia Webnotebook Comparison

[@ztrewq9]

In the Rhodia Rhodiarama Hard Cover collection there are 15 additional colors available.

[@genaishivatov1737]

Thin japanese nibs (EF-F) are poorly written on Rhodia - because it is heavily glued paper, it is as plastic - it does not absorb ink. Her paper is suitable for heavily pourable pens.

[@SayuriYaki]

You are either german, or are the only english youtuber that pronounces Leuchtturm right :D whatever, thank you for the comparison :)

[@journaljoy]

Danke! :)

[@thallienwhite3279]

Nachtfalter Sorry for a late comment but I have always wondered how leuchtturm was pronounced, funny German had not crossed my mind I know rhodia is a French company. Odd it should been more obvious oh well again sorry the late response farewell....

[@fredpark3415]

Great comparison - thanks for highlighting all of the key areas. I really enjoy your videos!

[@journaljoy]

Thank you :)

[@JohnLee-nr6cp]

there both expensive and break my bank but I have both cause I love stationary way to much for my own good 😅

[@journaljoy]

John Lee Haha! Have you tried Piccadilly? Great alternative if you don't use fountain pens.... :)

[@sdg7799]

Thank you so much, this video was so helpful to me! I'm trying to make a final decision on if I want to order a Leuchtturm 1917 or a Rhodia, and with the things you've pointed out I think the Leuchtturm is a better fit for me right now, but I would love to acquire both in the future. Anyways, thank you. You shared exactly the things I was trying to figure out!

[@journaljoy]

I'm glad you found the video helpful! :)

[@kevinu.k.7042]

Great review thanks. Even though you say, "The paper is not quite as good." Which tells me nothing. Was one more textured? Anyway - Very helpful. thank you. :)

[@journaljoy]

Rhodia paper is a bit smoother since it’s coated. Will perform a bit better with fountain pens meaning since it’s heavier it will have less ghosting and less bleed through with broader nibs/wetter inks. Hope that helps.

[@anastasiawortham8833]

Gets to the innards @ 3:00 minutes into the video

[@jamesaritchie1]

I use fountain pens, so Rhodia is the only choice. Too many nibs and too many inks cause bleeding on the Leuchtturm 1917 paper.

[@MattiasWirf]

Really? I've gone to a couple of Leuchtturms with fountainpens of different nibs and inks and never had any bleedthrough. Ghosting though, but I can live with that.

[@arncj18]

funny how they market a pocket in the back , by adding "web" in the name...at first i thought it has somthing to do with the internet

[@matthewbeddow3278]

Have you tried the Goulet pen co notebook with tomoe river paper? Also this maybe to personnel but your accent sound slightly european with American overtones? Thanks love your reviews

[@journaljoy]

Hi Matthew! Thank you! I actually did a review of tomoe river paper in the "Seven Seas Writer" video. Feel free to check that out! And yes, you are spot on with the accent! :)

[@matthewbeddow3278]

Ill check that out , i knew i could hear an undertone thanks for confirming. Love your reviews. Cheers

[@goddieamaechi2909]

3:40 ❤

[@DD-d6d3]

Number of pages in each?

[@Inufan75]

Dee Dee 2:25 I think its 250 for the leuchtturm and 192 for the rhodia

[@vartikcsaba]

How tight is the elastic band on the 1917 compared to the Rhodia?

[@journaljoy]

It's pretty much the same!

[@jazminefrancis1573]

this seems a little biased to me js , good vid tho

[@Kavelinox]

I was very disappointed by the Rhodia. The Rhodia has very badly aged. He lost pieces. I made a video if you want to watch.

[@journaljoy]

Oh no! Thats too bad! I haven't had any problems with mine...

[@Kavelinox]

@@journaljoy I was not lucky :/