Thin pages, it will bleed if you get any less than the best quality pen.

My problem with it is the page thickness, these pages ghost and bleed through with all of my favorite pens (Pilot G-2 07, Pilot Precise V5, etc.).

And I can't use a journal that bleeds through to the next page even with a gentle ball point pen

I would recommend Micron, or any fine-liner pens to pair as long as they're marketed as non-bleed through ink.

Pen shows through the pages pretty clearly, but doesn't bleed through

G-2 Extra fine pen

Any better pen suggestions please

Also using ink and gel pen doesnt bleed through as mush as other notebooks.

The pens and highlights that i own also go perfectly and do not bleed through the pages

I use a extra-fine fountain pen so there isn't that much ink that goes through.

Typically, I try to find books with thick, but smooth paper as I do a lot of sketches and handlettering mostly with fine rollerball ink pens and other fine tip pens like microns

Good quality paper enables easy flowing handwriting with a decent pen.

Just make sure you use a light non-bleeding pen since sometimes it can bleed.

pens bleed through very easily.

My pen didn't bleed

The unlined notebooks that have thicker paper are beautiful to write in with any pen- nice to sketch and write in.

Get this notebook and a good pen that you like and enjoy some notes that you can get near your for your life

If you use super inky fountain pens, then the ink might bleed through the pages, but if not, then you're good to go!

The images I have attached show what happens when you use a fine tipped pen with moderate ink release (with the Uniball Vision Elite .7)

The Inkjoys are my favorite pens, and I love them for anything except this.

That means the notebooks should look nice (sorry Composition notebooks) and the pens should be better (you've been

Not fountain pen friendly, and they know it and don't care.

The pens don't smear on any other journal paper that I've used, so this was surprising as I expected a better outcome

At that point, the pen bleeding through is your fault and you can't blame it on the paper

but I'm gonna give it 4 stars cause the last one I had, the pages were thicker, and I could use my favorite liquid ink pen

Especially the pen that costs 15 euros just destroys the notebook every time you place it

However if you use a micro point (.3 mm) rollerball or a fine or extra fine fountain pen you might experience some feathering but should be fine for the most part.

So, if you want a good notebook and you like fountain pens, forget about Moleskine, and move to another brands.

I use Sharpie Pen on it, and it doesn't bleed through

The pages don't tear even under extremely fine point pens, nor does the ink bleed

Previously, I had a Moleskine notebook that I loved because I could write in it with my favorite black gel pens and have no issues with ink bleeding through

The pages are a little thin, but when using my favorite gel pen, it did not bleed through

(I use either a pilot very fine gel ink pen or a Sharpie pen (not an actual Sharpie but their pen collection))

Really inky pens dont even bleed through

Not too good with marker, maybe use the sharpie pens, but I like M. pencil.

Only thing is, make sure you buy NICE non-bleed pens since the pages are thinner than normal sketchbooks/notebooks

It's also very pleasing to the eye and with the right pen, there is no bleeding through or seeing through the pages

It has put up with many years of collected thoughts and quotes, as well as many different pens (the pens just couldn't keep up!)

The paper also appears to have changed somewhat because my typical pen (which has never had issues with Moleskine notebooks in the past) was smearing like crazy

a pen user like me.

If you're simply looking to use this notebook with a pencil or a very fine tipped pen, then that may be its only use.

My favorite pen to use with this notebook is the Pilot P-500 extra fine black pen

The pages are thin enough that ink bleeds through using my Pilot Precise V5 Rolling Ball pen.

Pen bleeds through.

I'm still looking for the right pen to fit my routine.

Pen flows like fine wine