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Field Notes Original Kraft Memo Book 3-Packs
Graph, Ruled, Plain, Mixed, and Left-Handed Packs
To make a long story short. When Aaron Draplin made the very first Field Notes by hand, as a holiday gift for friends, they looked pretty much like these notebooks. When we started the company we had only one product, a 3-Pack of Kraft Memo Books with graph paper inside. This is the heart of our product line.
PAPER STYLES
Our original 48-page memo books are available in three variations – Graph, Ruled, or Plain paper – or as a Mixed 3-pack that includes one of each paper type. Each Original Kraft memo book measures 3-1/2" wide by 5-1/2" tall and is bound by a rugged three-staple saddle-stitch process.
LEFT-HANDED
We also have a Left-Handed 3-Pack available with Ruled paper inside. With ten percent of the world’s population left-handed, we figured it was about time to make a notebook just for them. It’s identical to our Original Kraft Ruled Memo Book in every way except for this: We reversed the direction, and put the staples on the other side. Got a southpaw in your life? Get ’em a 3-Pack of our new Left-Handed Ruled Memo Books.
AMERICAN MADE
Don’t settle for imitations, all Field Notes paper products, papers, and inks are Made in the USA.
Paper Styles
Original Kraft 3-Packs are available with Graph, Ruled, or Plain paper inside. There's also a Mixed 3-Pack with one book of each.
Barb G
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
Field note journals are a must for anyone on the go that likes a tactile "list" over constant electronic note keeping. I love that there is a left-handed version that is lightweight but good quality. Great for journalists!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2025
Field Notes are the best!Not only because they are durable and well made, but its 100% because they are USA Made!
OMAR ALEJANDRO RODRIGUEZ GAMBOA
Reviewed in Mexico on January 19, 2025
MUY UTILES PARA MIS NOTAS DE CAMPO..
Pen Name
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
Excellent quality and convenient size that allows for ease of carry and convenience. Highly recommend these for anyone who wants/needs notes within reach at all times.
Louis Creed
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2024
"As a lefty, finding a notebook that doesn’t make me feel like I’m smudging my way through life has been a struggle — until I found the Field Notes Left-Handed Kraft 3-Pack! These bad boys are a game-changer. The binding is flipped, so no more awkward hand cramping or running into the spiral like it's trying to sabotage my notes.The paper is smooth, and it holds ink well, without smudging all over the place like it’s trying to ruin my day. And the size? Perfect for slipping into a pocket or bag, making it great for jotting down genius ideas (or grocery lists).If you’re a lefty who’s tired of living in a right-handed world, this notebook is your new best friend. Compact, stylish, and finally made for us! 10/10, will keep these by my side like the loyal companions they are."
Fatih Yıldız
Reviewed in Turkey on June 7, 2024
Sade ve şık tasarımı ile not defteri tutkunu olan beni son derece mutlu eden bir marka. Yurtdışından gelmesine rağmen belirtilen tarihten beş gün önce geldi. Bir defter çizgili, biri kareli, sonuncusu da çizgisiz olarak geliyor. Her şey belirtildiği gibi. Field Notes her daim merak ettiğim bir markaydı. Tanışmamızın sorunsuz olması beni memnun etti.
Collin Ford
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2024
I used to carry little notebooks all the time, and started again a couple of years ago when I heard about Field Notes. I’m terrible about putting notes in my phone. Just never took to it. But I keep to-do lists, shopping lists, and project plans in these little books. I need a bigger one for more detail, but for lists and reminders, these are awesome to me.
Old Photo Guy
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2024
Great travel item to keep track of important information when traveling.
R. S. Kern
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2024
Now I know what was wrong all these years... I used napkins, sheets of paper I wrote notes on but lost -- I didn't have my hand dandy small Field Notebooks. Fits in a pocket, car, anywhere and now most all my notes are fairly well organized. Just put a date on front so you know which one to research/look through. These are perfect. By the way I have switched up to slightly larger size for desk work but these little guys are so useful.
David
Reviewed in Australia on April 25, 2023
Classy field note pocket book
Hess and Bruch
Reviewed in France on March 12, 2018
Une qualité de carnet exceptionnel, qualité du papier, 3 agrafes pour la reliure, deux bords arrondis (ce qui évite de les écorner dans les poches), seul regret, le prix car une fois ma commande passée, j’ai découvert qu’ils étaient beaucoup moins chers sur le site français le comptoir américain qui a en plus un grand choix dans cette marque.
Jose Manuel
Reviewed in Spain on June 10, 2016
Se trata de un buen cuaderno: es delgado, el papel es de buena calidad y absorbe bien la tinta, son relativamente resistentes y el llevarlos permanentemente encima no es una molestia. Dicho esto, en este producto se pone de manifiesto la desidia y falta de atención de amazon.es (en comparación con las otras tiendas internacionales de amazon) en la descripción de numerosos productos: las páginas NO ESTÁN PAUTADAS (o rayadas), estos cuadernos contienen HOJAS EN BLANCO. Dicho esto, los compré por esa misma razón: quería hojas en blanco y me guié por las fotos y la descripción en inglés (Plain Paper). Lo negativo: son ridículamente caros, de ahí que los considere un capricho. Es la segunda vez que compro este mismo lote y no creo que repita; en la propia amazon.es ofrecen una alternativa: los Moleskine Kraft, calidad y dimensiones comparables, 64 hojas en lugar de 48 y un precio mucho más razonable.
AncientStorm
Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2015
A good notebook is important to me. As a writer and business owner, I need to take notes frequently and for a number of reasons. And, of course, I like to use a notebook for simple everyday things like lists. I've used digital apps for notes but somehow I prefer analog - plain ol' paper and pen or pencil.Comparing this to Moleskine, I soon noticed a number of differences. Now, I use a fountain pen a lot. The Moleskine is superior for writing with a fountain pen. The Moleskine paper is a bit more thick and has a deeper ivory or yellow tone that's easy on the eyes and more pleasing in my opinion. The Field notes are a plain white. The paper is superior to dime store pads, of course. But not the quality of Moleskine. At least not in my opinion.Field Notes do not have many pages. But, that's one reason I bought them. I wanted a slim notebook that was lightweight and not bulky.Of course, The Field Notes are just stapled and not the quality product of Moleskine. There's no getting around that fact. But, I find the Moleskine pad too bulky to carry around in my small bag and to deal with when I'm out. So, I take the Field Notes book and it works fine. I use a pencil or my Tornado pen with it and it's suitable. It's more of a notebook for informal items and items of lesser importance to me. Not client notes or story ideas, article ideas or ads. For that, I turn to Moleskine.So, I guess it depends on what you want to use the notebook for and how you plan on using it. It depends on what writing instrument you use and whether or not you intend to file the notebooks. I don't see myself filing the Field's notes but I do keep my Moleskine notebooks from year to year. As a minimalist, that may not be a great idea but I like to refer back to them from time to time for a number of reasons. Perhaps a note I made on a client or a note I made about something at a certain time.Of course, these are things one can get an app for. So, you may prefer to keep your records that way. I do keep many digital records. But, as I say, I prefer to write with a pen when I really want to get my thoughts down. For example, I often create the first draft of a radio commercial in one of my notebooks using a pen. Then I go to the computer and finish it.So, I recommend Field's Notes as a basic, easy-to-carry simple note pad. But, if you really want a keeper of your thoughts and ideas and a pleasing writing experience that's easy on the eyes, go with Moleskine. For the record, both notebooks will bleed through. Perhaps with pencil they're not so bad but using any ink instrument, including ball point, you'll find bleed through. Just something you may have to live with.
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