EXPEDITION WATERPROOF NOTEBOOK

WATERPROOF NOTEBOOK - 3 PACK 3½" × 5½" •  48-Pages  •  Dot-Graph Paper We've always loved Field Notes notebooks, but when we came across the Expedition edition notebooks they hit the bullseye with us here at Freestyle!  We love the water, and things that can be used in and around it - it's what we do and who we are.   This awesome notebook delivers a waterproof and tearproof notebook that can hang with us during all of our adventures.  Aesthetically, you’ll find a hi-visibility “Antarctic Survey Orange” front cover and “Polar Night Black” back cover, with a subtle varnish effect featuring a topographic map of Antarctica. The body pages feature their popular dot-graph paper printed in light gray. But the real innovation here is the paper. It’s maybe not even fair to call it paper. The whole book is printed on Yupo Synthetic paper, an amazing tearproof and waterproof paper extruded from polypropylene pellets in Chesapeake, Virginia. We could go on and on about these notebooks’ durability and incredible properties, but if you're really interested you can check out the results in  in this series of 12 (reasonably) scientific tests: TEST 1: WATERPROOF TEST 2: VISIBILITY TEST 3: WIND RESISTANCE TEST 4: BALLISTICS TEST 5: VACUUM TEST 6: TENSILE STRENGTH TEST 7: COMPRESSION TEST 8: ACID RESISTANCE TEST 9: FLAME RESISTANCE TEST 10: EXTREME TEMPERATURE TEST 11: ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES TEST 12: ELECTRICAL RESISTANCE Months of development and testing were required to get these books just right and the result is nothing short of awesome! The majority of our customers may not test the limits of these notebooks, but the map of Antarctica is neither hyperbole nor coincidence. They sent the Expedition edition to the South Pole with explorer Ben Saunders as he and his team attempted to retrace Captain Robert Falcon Scott’s ill-fated journey to the Pole and back, on foot and unsupported. Note: Synthetic paper is nonporous and doesn’t absorb ink like our conventional papers. Ballpoint pens, pencils, or fine tip Sharpies work best.