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No hay artículos en el carroLibreta de alambre individual, 8 x 5, 1 sujeto, cubierta bronceada, rayas estrechas, color verde, 80 hojas por cuaderno
Faye
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 3 de marzo de 2025
Dropped them a few times, stayed strong, didn’t broke. Very good quality!
Alma Aispuro
Comentado en México el 1 de abril de 2025
Bonitas
Sam Klein
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de agosto de 2024
This is a great little notebook. Perfectly compact without being too small. Slips easily into my bag and allows me to study and take notes anywhere. The pages hold inkwell without smudging, and I love the green tint pages.
Sam Klein
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de agosto de 2024
This is a great little notebook. Perfectly compact without being too small. Slips easily into my bag and allows me to study and take notes anywhere. The pages hold inkwell without smudging, and I love the green tint pages.
Sam Klein
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de agosto de 2024
This is a great little notebook. Perfectly compact without being too small. Slips easily into my bag and allows me to study and take notes anywhere. The pages hold inkwell without smudging, and I love the green tint pages.
Sam Klein
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de agosto de 2024
This is a great little notebook. Perfectly compact without being too small. Slips easily into my bag and allows me to study and take notes anywhere. The pages hold inkwell without smudging, and I love the green tint pages.
Sam Klein
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de agosto de 2024
This is a great little notebook. Perfectly compact without being too small. Slips easily into my bag and allows me to study and take notes anywhere. The pages hold inkwell without smudging, and I love the green tint pages.
Sam Klein
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de agosto de 2024
This is a great little notebook. Perfectly compact without being too small. Slips easily into my bag and allows me to study and take notes anywhere. The pages hold inkwell without smudging, and I love the green tint pages.
Sam Klein
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de agosto de 2024
This is a great little notebook. Perfectly compact without being too small. Slips easily into my bag and allows me to study and take notes anywhere. The pages hold inkwell without smudging, and I love the green tint pages.
Sam Klein
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 6 de agosto de 2024
This is a great little notebook. Perfectly compact without being too small. Slips easily into my bag and allows me to study and take notes anywhere. The pages hold inkwell without smudging, and I love the green tint pages.
Katelyn hunter
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 14 de julio de 2024
Idk why these are frequently returned. They're so so perfect! Perfect size for double esspresso, easy to hold, don't feel cheap and the color it so pretty. Get these!!!
Angie
Comentado en Canadá el 9 de febrero de 2024
Basic, good size
Angie
Comentado en Canadá el 9 de febrero de 2024
Basic, good size
Angie
Comentado en Canadá el 9 de febrero de 2024
Basic, good size
Angie
Comentado en Canadá el 9 de febrero de 2024
Basic, good size
Angie
Comentado en Canadá el 9 de febrero de 2024
Basic, good size
Angie
Comentado en Canadá el 9 de febrero de 2024
Basic, good size
Angie
Comentado en Canadá el 9 de febrero de 2024
Basic, good size
Angie
Comentado en Canadá el 9 de febrero de 2024
Basic, good size
Georgina Garcia Pacheco
Comentado en México el 12 de febrero de 2024
Son lindos vasitos y combinaron extraordinariamente con mi vajilla
Alexandria
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 17 de mayo de 2023
I purchased a few sets of these for events I facilitate with tea. They fit perfectly in hands, and are a beautiful neutral shade. The cups do get very hot upon pouring tea tea in initially, I do have people wait a few moments prior to holding, but other than that they are great.They arrived packaged well with no damage!
Kay E
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 10 de agosto de 2021
Liked the size and the sturdiness of the covers. Not flimsy at all.
Kay E
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 10 de agosto de 2021
Liked the size and the sturdiness of the covers. Not flimsy at all.
Kay E
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 10 de agosto de 2021
Liked the size and the sturdiness of the covers. Not flimsy at all.
Kay E
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 10 de agosto de 2021
Liked the size and the sturdiness of the covers. Not flimsy at all.
Kay E
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 10 de agosto de 2021
Liked the size and the sturdiness of the covers. Not flimsy at all.
Kay E
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 10 de agosto de 2021
Liked the size and the sturdiness of the covers. Not flimsy at all.
Kay E
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 10 de agosto de 2021
Liked the size and the sturdiness of the covers. Not flimsy at all.
Kay E
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 10 de agosto de 2021
Liked the size and the sturdiness of the covers. Not flimsy at all.
Stanley Stone
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de marzo de 2018
The last one I bought was just about full after several years of an endless to-do list. The new one is exactly the same...almost. The corners are not rounded like the picture. Hmmm...sounds like a "first world" problem, right? It is, but the devil is in the details.
Stanley Stone
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de marzo de 2018
The last one I bought was just about full after several years of an endless to-do list. The new one is exactly the same...almost. The corners are not rounded like the picture. Hmmm...sounds like a "first world" problem, right? It is, but the devil is in the details.
Stanley Stone
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de marzo de 2018
The last one I bought was just about full after several years of an endless to-do list. The new one is exactly the same...almost. The corners are not rounded like the picture. Hmmm...sounds like a "first world" problem, right? It is, but the devil is in the details.
Stanley Stone
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de marzo de 2018
The last one I bought was just about full after several years of an endless to-do list. The new one is exactly the same...almost. The corners are not rounded like the picture. Hmmm...sounds like a "first world" problem, right? It is, but the devil is in the details.
Stanley Stone
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de marzo de 2018
The last one I bought was just about full after several years of an endless to-do list. The new one is exactly the same...almost. The corners are not rounded like the picture. Hmmm...sounds like a "first world" problem, right? It is, but the devil is in the details.
Stanley Stone
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de marzo de 2018
The last one I bought was just about full after several years of an endless to-do list. The new one is exactly the same...almost. The corners are not rounded like the picture. Hmmm...sounds like a "first world" problem, right? It is, but the devil is in the details.
Stanley Stone
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de marzo de 2018
The last one I bought was just about full after several years of an endless to-do list. The new one is exactly the same...almost. The corners are not rounded like the picture. Hmmm...sounds like a "first world" problem, right? It is, but the devil is in the details.
Stanley Stone
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de marzo de 2018
The last one I bought was just about full after several years of an endless to-do list. The new one is exactly the same...almost. The corners are not rounded like the picture. Hmmm...sounds like a "first world" problem, right? It is, but the devil is in the details.
Once in a while
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de septiembre de 2018
Here's a side-by-side overview of this Oxford Greentint narrow ruled 8" X 5" notebook and a similar National brand one:- The overall dimensions are the about the same, except this Oxford is 1/4" taller.- The Oxford's cover boards are thicker and stiffer. The National's covers are thinner, but a little smoother and the inside surfaces are coated.- The paper weight is about the same, which is lightweight. Testing with a Uni-ball Deluxe Micro black pen, the Oxford's paper seemed to show slightly less soak-through.- The Oxford paper is a slightly lighter shade of green than the National.- Being spiral bound, both brands will fold back and lay flat.- The holes for the spiral wire binding are round in the Oxford, slightly oval in the National. The National has 31 holes, the Oxford has 32. Did you need to know that? Probably not, but I counted them anyway because why not.- Both brands have 80 sheets.- Both brands have the same number of lines, and the lines (narrow ruled) are spaced the same (1/4-inch). Most of the 1/4-inch extra height in the Oxford goes toward a slightly taller top margin. The Oxford's lines are finer and a bit lighter in color.- The Oxford says made in USA by TOPS products. The National says Rediform Inc., and made in Brazil.- At this writing, the National is a little more expensive.The listing title says "Ampad" (which is also a TOPS brand), but the picture shows "Oxford" brand, and that's what I received. If you search "Oxford green tint notebook," this listing won't appear in the results. This listing is actually kind of hard to find no matter what search terms you use. I think I found it through "customers also viewed" on another product listing.
Once in a while
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de septiembre de 2018
Here's a side-by-side overview of this Oxford Greentint narrow ruled 8" X 5" notebook and a similar National brand one:- The overall dimensions are the about the same, except this Oxford is 1/4" taller.- The Oxford's cover boards are thicker and stiffer. The National's covers are thinner, but a little smoother and the inside surfaces are coated.- The paper weight is about the same, which is lightweight. Testing with a Uni-ball Deluxe Micro black pen, the Oxford's paper seemed to show slightly less soak-through.- The Oxford paper is a slightly lighter shade of green than the National.- Being spiral bound, both brands will fold back and lay flat.- The holes for the spiral wire binding are round in the Oxford, slightly oval in the National. The National has 31 holes, the Oxford has 32. Did you need to know that? Probably not, but I counted them anyway because why not.- Both brands have 80 sheets.- Both brands have the same number of lines, and the lines (narrow ruled) are spaced the same (1/4-inch). Most of the 1/4-inch extra height in the Oxford goes toward a slightly taller top margin. The Oxford's lines are finer and a bit lighter in color.- The Oxford says made in USA by TOPS products. The National says Rediform Inc., and made in Brazil.- At this writing, the National is a little more expensive.The listing title says "Ampad" (which is also a TOPS brand), but the picture shows "Oxford" brand, and that's what I received. If you search "Oxford green tint notebook," this listing won't appear in the results. This listing is actually kind of hard to find no matter what search terms you use. I think I found it through "customers also viewed" on another product listing.
Once in a while
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de septiembre de 2018
Here's a side-by-side overview of this Oxford Greentint narrow ruled 8" X 5" notebook and a similar National brand one:- The overall dimensions are the about the same, except this Oxford is 1/4" taller.- The Oxford's cover boards are thicker and stiffer. The National's covers are thinner, but a little smoother and the inside surfaces are coated.- The paper weight is about the same, which is lightweight. Testing with a Uni-ball Deluxe Micro black pen, the Oxford's paper seemed to show slightly less soak-through.- The Oxford paper is a slightly lighter shade of green than the National.- Being spiral bound, both brands will fold back and lay flat.- The holes for the spiral wire binding are round in the Oxford, slightly oval in the National. The National has 31 holes, the Oxford has 32. Did you need to know that? Probably not, but I counted them anyway because why not.- Both brands have 80 sheets.- Both brands have the same number of lines, and the lines (narrow ruled) are spaced the same (1/4-inch). Most of the 1/4-inch extra height in the Oxford goes toward a slightly taller top margin. The Oxford's lines are finer and a bit lighter in color.- The Oxford says made in USA by TOPS products. The National says Rediform Inc., and made in Brazil.- At this writing, the National is a little more expensive.The listing title says "Ampad" (which is also a TOPS brand), but the picture shows "Oxford" brand, and that's what I received. If you search "Oxford green tint notebook," this listing won't appear in the results. This listing is actually kind of hard to find no matter what search terms you use. I think I found it through "customers also viewed" on another product listing.
Once in a while
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de septiembre de 2018
Here's a side-by-side overview of this Oxford Greentint narrow ruled 8" X 5" notebook and a similar National brand one:- The overall dimensions are the about the same, except this Oxford is 1/4" taller.- The Oxford's cover boards are thicker and stiffer. The National's covers are thinner, but a little smoother and the inside surfaces are coated.- The paper weight is about the same, which is lightweight. Testing with a Uni-ball Deluxe Micro black pen, the Oxford's paper seemed to show slightly less soak-through.- The Oxford paper is a slightly lighter shade of green than the National.- Being spiral bound, both brands will fold back and lay flat.- The holes for the spiral wire binding are round in the Oxford, slightly oval in the National. The National has 31 holes, the Oxford has 32. Did you need to know that? Probably not, but I counted them anyway because why not.- Both brands have 80 sheets.- Both brands have the same number of lines, and the lines (narrow ruled) are spaced the same (1/4-inch). Most of the 1/4-inch extra height in the Oxford goes toward a slightly taller top margin. The Oxford's lines are finer and a bit lighter in color.- The Oxford says made in USA by TOPS products. The National says Rediform Inc., and made in Brazil.- At this writing, the National is a little more expensive.The listing title says "Ampad" (which is also a TOPS brand), but the picture shows "Oxford" brand, and that's what I received. If you search "Oxford green tint notebook," this listing won't appear in the results. This listing is actually kind of hard to find no matter what search terms you use. I think I found it through "customers also viewed" on another product listing.
Once in a while
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de septiembre de 2018
Here's a side-by-side overview of this Oxford Greentint narrow ruled 8" X 5" notebook and a similar National brand one:- The overall dimensions are the about the same, except this Oxford is 1/4" taller.- The Oxford's cover boards are thicker and stiffer. The National's covers are thinner, but a little smoother and the inside surfaces are coated.- The paper weight is about the same, which is lightweight. Testing with a Uni-ball Deluxe Micro black pen, the Oxford's paper seemed to show slightly less soak-through.- The Oxford paper is a slightly lighter shade of green than the National.- Being spiral bound, both brands will fold back and lay flat.- The holes for the spiral wire binding are round in the Oxford, slightly oval in the National. The National has 31 holes, the Oxford has 32. Did you need to know that? Probably not, but I counted them anyway because why not.- Both brands have 80 sheets.- Both brands have the same number of lines, and the lines (narrow ruled) are spaced the same (1/4-inch). Most of the 1/4-inch extra height in the Oxford goes toward a slightly taller top margin. The Oxford's lines are finer and a bit lighter in color.- The Oxford says made in USA by TOPS products. The National says Rediform Inc., and made in Brazil.- At this writing, the National is a little more expensive.The listing title says "Ampad" (which is also a TOPS brand), but the picture shows "Oxford" brand, and that's what I received. If you search "Oxford green tint notebook," this listing won't appear in the results. This listing is actually kind of hard to find no matter what search terms you use. I think I found it through "customers also viewed" on another product listing.
Once in a while
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de septiembre de 2018
Here's a side-by-side overview of this Oxford Greentint narrow ruled 8" X 5" notebook and a similar National brand one:- The overall dimensions are the about the same, except this Oxford is 1/4" taller.- The Oxford's cover boards are thicker and stiffer. The National's covers are thinner, but a little smoother and the inside surfaces are coated.- The paper weight is about the same, which is lightweight. Testing with a Uni-ball Deluxe Micro black pen, the Oxford's paper seemed to show slightly less soak-through.- The Oxford paper is a slightly lighter shade of green than the National.- Being spiral bound, both brands will fold back and lay flat.- The holes for the spiral wire binding are round in the Oxford, slightly oval in the National. The National has 31 holes, the Oxford has 32. Did you need to know that? Probably not, but I counted them anyway because why not.- Both brands have 80 sheets.- Both brands have the same number of lines, and the lines (narrow ruled) are spaced the same (1/4-inch). Most of the 1/4-inch extra height in the Oxford goes toward a slightly taller top margin. The Oxford's lines are finer and a bit lighter in color.- The Oxford says made in USA by TOPS products. The National says Rediform Inc., and made in Brazil.- At this writing, the National is a little more expensive.The listing title says "Ampad" (which is also a TOPS brand), but the picture shows "Oxford" brand, and that's what I received. If you search "Oxford green tint notebook," this listing won't appear in the results. This listing is actually kind of hard to find no matter what search terms you use. I think I found it through "customers also viewed" on another product listing.
Once in a while
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de septiembre de 2018
Here's a side-by-side overview of this Oxford Greentint narrow ruled 8" X 5" notebook and a similar National brand one:- The overall dimensions are the about the same, except this Oxford is 1/4" taller.- The Oxford's cover boards are thicker and stiffer. The National's covers are thinner, but a little smoother and the inside surfaces are coated.- The paper weight is about the same, which is lightweight. Testing with a Uni-ball Deluxe Micro black pen, the Oxford's paper seemed to show slightly less soak-through.- The Oxford paper is a slightly lighter shade of green than the National.- Being spiral bound, both brands will fold back and lay flat.- The holes for the spiral wire binding are round in the Oxford, slightly oval in the National. The National has 31 holes, the Oxford has 32. Did you need to know that? Probably not, but I counted them anyway because why not.- Both brands have 80 sheets.- Both brands have the same number of lines, and the lines (narrow ruled) are spaced the same (1/4-inch). Most of the 1/4-inch extra height in the Oxford goes toward a slightly taller top margin. The Oxford's lines are finer and a bit lighter in color.- The Oxford says made in USA by TOPS products. The National says Rediform Inc., and made in Brazil.- At this writing, the National is a little more expensive.The listing title says "Ampad" (which is also a TOPS brand), but the picture shows "Oxford" brand, and that's what I received. If you search "Oxford green tint notebook," this listing won't appear in the results. This listing is actually kind of hard to find no matter what search terms you use. I think I found it through "customers also viewed" on another product listing.
Once in a while
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 7 de septiembre de 2018
Here's a side-by-side overview of this Oxford Greentint narrow ruled 8" X 5" notebook and a similar National brand one:- The overall dimensions are the about the same, except this Oxford is 1/4" taller.- The Oxford's cover boards are thicker and stiffer. The National's covers are thinner, but a little smoother and the inside surfaces are coated.- The paper weight is about the same, which is lightweight. Testing with a Uni-ball Deluxe Micro black pen, the Oxford's paper seemed to show slightly less soak-through.- The Oxford paper is a slightly lighter shade of green than the National.- Being spiral bound, both brands will fold back and lay flat.- The holes for the spiral wire binding are round in the Oxford, slightly oval in the National. The National has 31 holes, the Oxford has 32. Did you need to know that? Probably not, but I counted them anyway because why not.- Both brands have 80 sheets.- Both brands have the same number of lines, and the lines (narrow ruled) are spaced the same (1/4-inch). Most of the 1/4-inch extra height in the Oxford goes toward a slightly taller top margin. The Oxford's lines are finer and a bit lighter in color.- The Oxford says made in USA by TOPS products. The National says Rediform Inc., and made in Brazil.- At this writing, the National is a little more expensive.The listing title says "Ampad" (which is also a TOPS brand), but the picture shows "Oxford" brand, and that's what I received. If you search "Oxford green tint notebook," this listing won't appear in the results. This listing is actually kind of hard to find no matter what search terms you use. I think I found it through "customers also viewed" on another product listing.
Hamad
Good quality
Ema ali
Holds about 100 mls
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