Cuaderno Sigel CO309 A5 194 hojas negro

The Sigel CO309 A5 writing notebook combines a flexible black softcover with 194 pages of high-quality 80 g/m² dot-ruled paper in a compact 13.5 x 21 cm format. The matte, slightly rippled cover feels pleasant to the touch and protects pages while allowing the notebook to slide easily into a pocket or bag. Practical features include an elastic fastener, an elastic pen loop, 20 perforated pages for easy removal, and a personal directory for quick page referencing — suitable for everyday note-taking, sketches and organised record keeping.

Advantages

The notebook offers durable construction and a softcover that balances flexibility with protection. Dot-ruled 80 g/m² paper supports neat writing and light sketching without significant bleed-through. An elastic fastener keeps the notebook closed, while the integrated pen loop ensures a writing instrument is always available. Perforated pages enable simple removal and sharing of notes, and the personal directory helps maintain an organised page index.

Suitable for

• Note-taking for students and professionals
• Sketches, diagrams and bullet journaling
• Portable meeting and project notes
• Everyday lists, reminders and quick annotations

Key specifications

• Brand: sigel
• Model / MPN: CO309
• Format: A5 (approx. 13.5 x 21 cm)
• Pages: 194 sheets (includes 20 perforated pages)
• Paper weight: 80 g/m²
• Ruling: dot grid
• Cover: black softcover with matte rippled surface
• Features: elastic fastener, elastic pen loop, personal directory
• EAN: 4004360821264

How to use

Open the notebook and use the dot-ruled pages for structured notes, sketches or bullet journaling. Keep a pen in the elastic loop for immediate access. To share or hand over a page, detach it along the perforation. Use the personal directory to record important page numbers and topics for quick retrieval.

Recommendations

Store the notebook flat or upright in a bag or pocket to preserve the softcover shape. Use pens or pencils compatible with 80 g/m² paper to minimise bleed-through; test new inks on a corner page if necessary.