KommandoNotes Water-Resistant Range Notes Review
Overall a really cool product and well priced. The only thing keeping it from a 5 in my opinion is that it is grid paper and not regular lined paper which would be better for notes in my opinion.
KommandoNotes V2 have arrived!
Do you need to write in the rain? Or when you're covered in warm, viscous liquids, preferably non-human in origin? Look no further than KommandoNotes waterproof range notes! Seriously, DON'T KEEP LOOKING. With ten times the autism and twice the schizo-posting capacity (double the pages!) of comparable field notes, you can record far more information than anyone needed or wanted no matter where you go, and it'll survive the sweaty, unventilated confines of your flecktarn parka pocket.
The binding is a heavy-duty spiral that lets pages flip easily, even with gloves on, and the cover is a thick, weather-resistant plastic printed with our sharply honed autism. Each notebook measures 4.75" x 7", with gridded pages for precision mapping or quick notes. This lightweight notebook is light enough to toss in your pack and sturdy enough to take endless beatings. Whether you’re scoping out land to squat or tracking recalcitrant livestock, KommandoNotes keep your data dry and legible (if you write legibly--that's really on you).
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Overall a really cool product and well priced. The only thing keeping it from a 5 in my opinion is that it is grid paper and not regular lined paper which would be better for notes in my opinion.
A rad little field notebook that's just based enough on the cover to upset my liberal coworkers in our Monday meetings. I already spilled my coffee while jostling with Dan over the KPI reports, and was refreshed to learn the pages are indeed waterproof. With the added land nav this guide could be super helpful in our next team building exercise, if it happens to be some form of wilderness therapy out in the city park. That is, unless I'm tasked with making a fire, as the pages are coated with plastic. Actually, who cares - light 'er up! Screw the environment. And screw you, Dan.
I can use this to write my manifesto in my mom's basement. It's really damp down there and my step dad refuses to do anything about it.