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great review. I might try the Write Steno
nice show down between the two books. I used the staples steno pads at my old job. I think they were $10 per dozen. 😉
I’ve also used the Forest Choice steno, but for the $ there are better options I think. Also have the Ampad steno-likes in my arsenal, from Staples ‘natch. But gotta love these fat chipboard covers. Could drive a nail with ’em in a pinch, I swear. 😉
Thanks Gary for all that you do for our community and the chance to win!
Great match up, recently discovered the pure usefulness of stenos and they may become my main notebook for choice. Only tried the field notes steno though.
Nice comparison…was eyeing some FN ones for work.
A steno in grid? Now I’m paying attention!
And if you’re an FPer, you’d be wise to grab one or six! LOL
Graph paper FTW! I’m always sketching as much as noting.
Never really tried much spiral bound notebooks. Good review.
I’d love to sample either,
I have always enjoyed my FN steno book. Will have to give the other a try.
Thank you Gary for bringing the Write stenos to my attention….was aware of and used the Write notebooks but not the steno pads.
I’ve always wanted to try the Field Notes steno but don’t think the ruling is for me. The new Write Notepads with a grid is more compelling for me.
Thanks for another great contest!
The Write Notebook would be more useful for me. The size would work better, and the use of fountain pens on the paper are two big factors.
The Write Notepads one as I haven’t had a chance to try the brand, and I’m curious about it.
I love steno books. Both are very cool, but I’ve only tried the FN one….
My partner and I are both avid writers, and once she saw the Steno on the Field Notes website she became very excited! Great review Gary, thanks for running this giveaway.
After reading the review, the Write Notebook sounds worth trying.
Thanks for the helpful review Gary. I think I would go with the Write first, because of the FP friendlier paper…
Thanks for the great review. The Write Notebook looks good….
I would love either, but the Write Notebook just looks … right. 😉
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