Discs are great, covers less so
The brass discs are high quality, but the cardstock covers feel a bit flimsy for a journal of this price.
Buy it once. Refill it for life. This discbound journal combines the flexibility of a ring binder with the elegance of a bound notebook. The open-source disc binding system lets you easily add, remove, and rearrange pages, making it endlessly customizable. We've elevated this proven system using premium materials: solid brass discs, smooth 70# dot grid paper, and sturdy cardstock covers, all crafted in the USA. Refill packs available here • Page dimensions: 6" x 8.5" • 120 dot grid pages • 70# smooth white paper • Solid brass discs • Lays completely flat • Embossed Ugmonk logo • Made in USA Features: • Refillable discbound system • Solid brass discs • Lays completely flat • Page dimensions: 6" x 8.5" • 120 dot grid pages • 70# smooth white paper • Embossed Ugmonk logo • Made in USA
| Type | Discbound Journal |
|---|---|
| Binding | Refillable discbound with solid brass discs |
| Dimensions | 6" x 8.5" (pages) |
| Page Count | 120 pages |
| Paper Type | 70# smooth white, Dot grid |
| Cover Material | Sturdy cardstock |
The brass discs are high quality, but the cardstock covers feel a bit flimsy for a journal of this price.
I bought this for my daily project planning, and it's been fantastic. The solid brass discs are incredibly sturdy and feel very high-end, far superior to plastic alternatives. The paper is thick and smooth, ideal for both pen and pencil. I particularly appreciate the flexibility of the discbound system; it lets me organize my notes exactly how I need them, making it much more adaptable than a traditional bound notebook. This journal feels like it will genuinely last for years.
The solid brass discs are definitely a standout feature; they look great and hold pages securely. The paper quality is excellent for drawing and writing alike. This journal feels built to last for a long time.
The smooth 70# paper is a dream to write on; my pens glide effortlessly without bleed-through. The solid brass discs make it feel incredibly luxurious and ensure pages turn easily without snagging. I love the flexibility of adding and removing pages, making it perfect for organizing my creative projects. This journal is a joy to use daily and looks fantastic on my desk.
The brass discs truly give this journal a premium feel, and the paper is incredibly smooth for writing. It lays completely flat, which is great for sketching or spread planning. My only minor gripe is the cardstock covers – they feel sturdy, but I worry about long-term durability compared to the impressive discs. Wish there was an option for a more robust cover material.