Pro Pad B5
Manage your days in style with the clean, simple layout of Karst's Pro Pad.
With an undated daily layout that invites you to start your day by laying out key objectives, the Pro Pad's understated design supports you in staying focused and achieving what you set out to do. Below, its open-ended Notes section gives you space to plan, create and more.
Made without cutting down a single tree, Karst's Stone Paper uses less water and less energy in the production process than traditional paper. Add in the fact that they're made using recycled calcium carbonate left over from construction and mining, and you've got a new standard in sustainable notebooks.
And far from just being good for the planet, Karst paper is beautiful to use, too. Karst Stone Paper has an incredibly smooth texture that ballpoint pens practically glide over, and dazzlingly white pages for incredible contrast. The Pro Pad's paper and cover are also superhydrophobic, meaning a spilled glass of water or clumsily-handled coffee won't ruin your writing - the liquid simply rolls off, leaving the pages ready to write on.
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Manage your days in style with the clean, simple layout of Karst's Pro Pad.
With an undated daily layout that invites you to start your day by laying out key objectives, the Pro Pad's understated design supports you in staying focused and achieving what you set out to do. Below, its open-ended Notes section gives you space to plan, create and more.
Made without cutting down a single tree, Karst's Stone Paper uses less water and less energy in the production process than traditional paper. Add in the fact that they're made using recycled calcium carbonate left over from construction and mining, and you've got a new standard in sustainable notebooks.
And far from just being good for the planet, Karst paper is beautiful to use, too. Karst Stone Paper has an incredibly smooth texture that ballpoint pens practically glide over, and dazzlingly white pages for incredible contrast. The Pro Pad's paper and cover are also superhydrophobic, meaning a spilled glass of water or clumsily-handled coffee won't ruin your writing - the liquid simply rolls off, leaving the pages ready to write on.
