Take, for instance, this Roaring Spring spiral notebook, which is designed with lefties in mind. With binding on the right instead of the left side, the spine won’t be an obstruction when you write.

They are a bit pricey, but the high-quality cover and sturdy, double-spiral binding make it feel like a notebook you'd actually want to spend money on. The pages are nice and smooth, with a bit of ...

While the notebooks listed above are sewn, this Rollbahn pocket memo is spiral-bound ... it’s the best-designed notebook she’s ever used. She says the binding coil is large enough to hold ...

The spiral-ring binding and thicker paper (70 pounds or 105 gsm—the thickest of the notebook papers we tested) make page-turning much less of a nuisance than with other reporter notepads we tested.

Leather or cloth? Spiral-bound or sewn? Are the pages gridded? Are they a comfortable writing size? Do they tear out easily? Whether you use your notebook mainly for jotting, reporting ...

While the notebook doesn’t have a spiral binding, the manufacturer notes that it’s designed to lie flat when opened, and multiple Amazon users confirm that this is the case. An attached ribbon ...

They’re pretty floppy too, closer to something like the cover you’d find on standard spiral notebook ... perk if that’s more your style. The binding is three staples, which feels tough ...

The hinge supports up to 360-degree movement, meaning the secondary screen can flip all the way back, like the cover of a spiral notebook, and snap onto the back of the lid, allowing someone ...