Where can I order some low cost, stitched, durable, narrow ruled, firm backed, ultra page-filled memo pads?

Question

College ruled would work too though, and if it has to be wire bound then I'd at least like it not to fall apart or have huge rings on it.

Answer 1

I would go with staples. They also have mid price, double backed, space-grade, wide page, goretex padded, foamed insert, aluminum backed memo note college ruled lined leather pads. They cost a few bucks more though.

Answer 2

Sometimes you can get them at supermarkets, if not then try Rymans.com or paperchase.com.

Answer 3

I'm not sure. They don't last long. Every company figures out which of their product has the most lines and discontinues it. Or they take a half-way decent lined page and once a year they take a line out (have you seen loose-leaf lately?) so you write less on more pages and buy more of their product.

I use the Mead Five Star sewn-bound composition books (the ones like the old black-white cardboard cover composition books but with cardboard/plastic covers). And graph paper which gives you more lines to write on but is a little harder to find bound. And legal length foolscap.