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Notebooks

An all-weather notebook can be written in when it rains, and that is the whole difference from an ordinary spiral notebook in the field.

Modestone all-weather notebooks in A6, pocket size and the Flexible Field Book, TCCC casualty cards, Snigel notebook covers in two sizes, a Police Notebook cover, a wrist board and Sharpie marker pens.

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Modestone All-weather notepad A6 – top spiral, 96 × 148 mm, blackModestone
€8,95
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Police Notebook cover -10 BlackSnigel
€23,95
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Sharpie Fine Marker – BlueSharpie
€2,95
In stock

Sharpie Fine Marker – RedSharpie
€2,95
In stock

Sharpie Fine Marker — BlackSharpie
€2,95
In stock

Modestone All-weather notepad – pocket size, 76 × 130 mm, blackModestone
€6,95
2 left

Modestone Flexible Field Book – 118 × 183 mm, greenModestone
€14,95
2 left

Snigel Small Notebook Cover 2.0 – 75 × 130 mm, BlackSnigel
€29,95
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Snigel Notebook cover Small 2.0 – 75 × 130 mm, greySnigel
€29,95
In stock

Snigel Memo Board -14 – Wrist Board, GreySnigel
€39,95
In stock

Snigel Medium Notebook Cover 2.0 – A6, BlackSnigel
€31,95
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Snigel Notebook cover Medium 2.0 – A6, greySnigel
€31,95
Temporarily out of stock

Modestone All-weather notepad A6 – side spiral, 145 × 105 mm, tanModestone
€8,95
Temporarily out of stock

Modestone all-weather notepad A6 - top spiral, 96 × 148 mm, greenModestone
€8,95
Temporarily out of stock

Paper that withstands wet conditions

An ordinary notebook becomes unusable in rain — the paper turns fluffy and the ink runs. Modestone's all-weather notebooks are made to be written in even when wet, which is why they are in this category. The formats are A6 with top or side spiral, a pocket model at 76 × 130 mm and Flexible Field Book at 118 × 183 mm, which is soft enough to be bent down into a leg pocket.

The TCCC casualty card (DD Form 1380) in A6 is a pre-printed card intended to stay with the casualty, instead of the details having to be carried in someone's head.

The cover must match the notebook's format

This is the one measurement people tend to get wrong. Snigel's Notebook cover Small 2.0 measures 75 × 130 mm and is therefore made for the pocket model at 76 × 130 mm. Notebook cover Medium 2.0 is A6 and takes the A6 notebooks. Choose the wrong one and the paper bends at the edge and the notebook becomes hard to leaf through with gloves on.

Police Notebook cover -10 is the black version for duty use, and Memo Board -14 is a wrist board for information that needs to be read without taking anything out.

A pen that writes on more than paper

Sharpie marker pens in black, blue and red are in the category because they do two things: write in the notebook and mark equipment, tape and packaging. See marker pens.

Covers and notebooks are most easily carried in an admin pouch — see pouches and attachments and equipment.

Frequently asked questions about notebooks

Which cover fits which notebook?

Snigel Notebook cover Small 2.0 is 75 × 130 mm and matches Modestone's pocket model at 76 × 130 mm. Notebook cover Medium 2.0 is A6 and fits the A6 notebooks with top or side spiral. Check the dimensions before buying — a notebook that is too large bends at the edge and gets torn.

What is the difference between a top spiral and a side spiral?

A top spiral flips upwards and works best when the notebook is held in the hand or kept in a chest pocket. A side spiral opens like a book and gives a larger continuous writing surface when the notebook is resting on a surface. The choice is about how you stand when you write, not about quality.

What is the TCCC casualty card for?

DD Form 1380 is a pre-printed card on which information about an injured person is recorded and which goes onwards with the person. It is a standard format in training settings and means the information remains available even when the person who gave first aid is no longer there.

Do the all-weather notebooks work with an ordinary pen?

They are made to be written in under damp conditions, and the Sharpie pens in the category have been chosen to work with them. Pens with water-soluble ink, on the other hand, are the wrong choice in the wet however good the paper is — keep a permanent marker in the cover.