Pukka Pads A4 Writing Pad

If you know me personally, you'll know that I'm big fan of writing lists. I write them for everything, whether it's a to do list or pros and cons, I'm always writing lists. This is great for keeping myself organized, but when it comes to having random scraps of paper with lists all over the place, how organized can you really be? That's where these little books come in handy. I first came across the Pukka Pads years ago when I was buying school supplies and have been using them ever since. I've always found that these notepads have great quality paper. You can easily write on both sides of each sheet and it won't shine through. This is great for saving space ...  Read the complete review

Pukka Pads come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes to suit your writing needs. The paper is of a good quality at 80 gsm per sheet. This means that you can easily write on both sides of the paper, without it showing through. The pads are spiral bound which means that you can easily tear the pages out. Each sheet is also perforated which means you can remove the scraggy part that has been torn from the ring bind (especially handy if you are writing a letter and want it to look tidy and presentable). I've got about 3 of these pads on the go at the minute in different sizes. I use the A4 pad for my French lessons in the evening because the big pages allow you ...  Read the complete review

As a student, lined paper is essential. We may be in a digital age but scrawling down our own notes onto paper is far more convenient than lugging a laptop around, booting it up, contending with corrupted data, unsaved data and malicious code threatening the security of the system. A pukka pad is by far the highest quality paper that I have used and has become a staple in my student life. Pukka pads come in varying sizes, from A4 to A5 and jotter sized pads. The traditional pattern is the green with spots but I have spotted a variety of different designs such as stripes and pink floral patterns. I believe you can also purchase themed Disney pads. There are ...  Read the complete review

Pukka Pads are becoming increasingly popular, & seem to be appearing in shops & supermarkets all over. I usually overlook them, opting instead for a acheaper alternative, but having spied some in Tesco a few weeks ago, I decided to splash the cash & give the brand a try. Pukka Pads come in a variety of sizes. I personally bought the A5 size, for use as a general notepad / jotter. The pad I bought contains 200 pages & is of a high quality, being 80 gsm (grams per square metre). The pad is spiral bound, but the pages are micro-perforated for easy page removal, & to avoid those tatty strips which end up lodged in the spiral & fall out ...  Read the complete review

Since returning to full time education I have bought many, many writing pads. You can get ringbinder ones that leave raggedy edges; ones with pages stuck in with glue that never rip out in a straight line; and ones with perforated edges that, when ripped out, end up around 2cm smaller in width than standard A4. Then I met Pukka pads..... Truly amazing pads! They are ringbinder pads that are slightly wider than A4 with perforated sides so when you tear the page out you are left with a perfect A4 piece of paper. They are also hole punched so you have the option of either putting straight in a folder or slipping into a ...  Read the complete review