On the surface, both the Leuchtturm 1917 and the Moleskine classic notebooks seem to check every single box. What color are the pages (white and off white are very different).Elastic enclosure band to protect your pages.Binding (it needs to lay flat for me to love it).The page style- lots of journalers have a preference for dot grid, lined, graph paper, or blank notebooks.The top things I look at when buying a new journal are: What to Look for in a Journalįirst off, what makes a top notch journal? The answer really depends on what kind of journaling you prefer…do you have an in-depth plan, or are you just trying to fill a blank notebook with a new creative project?įor this article, we’re going to break down what makes a perfect journaling notebook setup for a Bullet Journal, which is the type of journaling I tend to do most of the time. My Leuchtturm1917 (left, pink) vs my Moleskine Classic (right, blue) I’ll explain what the differences are and why I have chosen one over the other for my own Bullet Journal practice.
Let’s break down the differences between the Leuchtturm 1917and the Moleskine Classic dotted journals. After many different journaling trials and errors, I think I have finally found the perfect journal for me. There is nothing worse than having a notebook with spacing that doesn’t suit you or pages that bleed when you use your best pens or favorite highlighters. Specifically, I compare the Moleskine Classic Notebook and the Leuchtturm1917 with a dot grid page layout.įinding the best notebook for your journaling practice matters. In this post, s hare what the difference is. Trying to decide between the Moleskine vs Leuchtturm notebooks for your daily diary/journal or a special project? I happen to own and have experience with both of these popular notebooks.
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