From DELFONICS, the Rollbahn FLEXIBLE refill pages fit into the FLEXIBLE Notebook Cover.
The Rollbahn FLEXIBLE series is designed to help you make it a habit to reclassify your thoughts by page and organize them.
You can combine different types of refills and accessories to create a book that suits you. This is a Rollbahn with a removable ring hole with a slit that allows you to rearrange and organize the pages.
It's convenient to be able to change the pages, and allows you to organize what you have written and create time to review it. The Rollbahn is perfect for busy people. Records of meetings, daily ideas. Why not clear your mind by getting into the small habit of reviewing the notes you have written?
To remove the pages from the rings, pull up either the top or bottom end of the refill vertically, about three sheets at a time.
The paper color is cream, just like the regular Rollbahn Pocket Memo, and is high-quality paper that is resistant to ink bleeding and transfer. The paper is slightly thicker so that it does not tear when removed or replaced.
The recommended number of refills that can be set in the cover is 50 sheets.
Grid:
- 5mm grid
- Perfect for every day note-taking.
Line:
- 7mm line
- Suitable for summarizing agendas and bullet-pointing ideas.
Free Monthly:
- Its free format that allows you to write in the date
- The monthly refill has a 5mm grid memo on the back, the left page of the spread is the monthly calendar and the right page is the grid memo, making it a functional configuration.
Travel Pocket:
- Store tickets, brochures, receipts, shop cards, etc. that you get on your trip in the pockets
- Perfect as a grid memo to write down your schedule, destination, and what you feel at that moment
To-Do list:
- Slim, vertically long refill that is half the width of the refill.
- A check box is provided on the left edge so that you can organize your tasks while checking your written notes.
- The length is about 2 to 3 mm larger at the top compared to other refills, so it can also be used as a bookmark.
