Studying at university means I am always in need of a decent writing pad to keep all of my ideas and lecture notes together. Over the years through school, college and now university I have tried pretty much every notepad out there. I have to admit I am very fussy and hate really cheap paper that you can't use ink pens on because it tears the paper or shows through. So time and time again, I have gone back to pukka pads in between trying out other brands of paper. I bought the A4 version of this pukka pad about a month ago from Rymans. They RRP in Rymans for £4.29 but with my student discount I picked it up for just under £4. The A4 pad is wirebound with 5mm ...  Read the complete review

I first came across Pukka pads when I went back to college about 10 years ago, I instantly liked the look of them and was impressed that A4 pads had improved so much since I'd finished university. In the years since I haven't been tempted to change brands and have been using Pukka pads at both home and work. What makes a Pukka pad great? Back in my university days A4 pads were bound together with a sticker binding which allowed you to tear pages out easily from the top but not from any other point in the pad. You also had to tear a page out before you could write comfortably on the back of it, this would mean by the end of a lecture I could have several ...  Read the complete review

==Overview== Pukka Pads are a brand of notebook which comes in a variety of sizes. I have both the A4 and A5 size and use them both on a regular basis. The A5 size is my preferred size as it fits in my hand bag much better than the A4 but essentially there is no difference in the quality or paper or design between sizes. They are about £8 for a pack of 3 notebooks in size A4. The cover is always green with white spots and PUKKA PAD emblazoned boldy on to the front. Each Pukka Pad has a spiral binding and inside you can either rip the pages out via the spiral binding or the pages are perforated to allow you to pull the pages out without pulling at the ...  Read the complete review

A Pukka pad is a writing pad which is suitable for all needs from having it by the telephone to jot down messages or numbers to writing out endless pages of notes from 2 hour lectures. Personally, I use the Pukka pads for the latter-paraphrasing from 2 hour lectures. I am very unorganised so a Pukka pad is a great way of keeping everything in order. Pukka pads are generally more expensive than your substandard a4 writing pad but I think it is worth every penny-especially if they are on special offer! The Pukka pads are A4 and come in varying sizes, I usually choose the 200-sheet pad which keeps me going for ages! The pukka pad has a ring binder at ...  Read the complete review

Pukka pads are a good quality wire bound writing pads used amongst students. The ones always found on the highstreet are the pads with 200/250/110 pages per pad generally used amongst students. Pukka however do a huge range of pads available to buy online or at bigger stationary stores. Case bound pads are also available. They're available in three sizes. Small, medium and large. The small size is around A6 sized paper. Medium is around A5 and the larger one is A4. They have a range of colours for the front cover. My first ever Pukka Pad was one of the project books in bright green, blue and yellow. They also do a varied pink, purple and white cover as well as ...  Read the complete review