Hobonichi Pencil Board
These pencil boards are specially fitted for the Hobonichi Planner/Original, Cousin, and Weeks. Keeping it underneath the page you're writing on allows the reinforcement of the thin, comfortable board to provide an enjoyable writing experience. The pencil board is recommended for users who have filled their inner cover pockets with thick items pushing up the paper, or users who write with a lot of pressure and leave marks on the opposite pages. The board has a graph pattern ruled into 5-millimeter squares, with one side further labeled by millimeter to act as a metric ruler, and a "Today" tab on the corner to mark the current page if you'd like to use it as a bookmark as well. The 2016-edition pencil board is a deep, Bordeaux wine red coupled with mint blue to provide a charming accent when stored in your book.
Hobonichi Pencil Board (for A6 Hobonichi Planner/Original)Please Read
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216 yen (incl. tax, excl. shipping)
Will ship in 1-3 business days
Hobonichi Pencil Board (for A5 Cousin)Please Read
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324 yen (incl. tax, excl. shipping)
Will ship in 1-3 business days
Hobonichi Pencil Board (for Weeks)Please Read
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259 yen (incl. tax, excl. shipping)
Will ship in 1-3 business days
Specifications
| Size | for A6 Hobonichi Planner/Original Height (excluding index tab): 150mm x Width: 105mm (5.9" x 4.1") for A5 Cousin Height (excluding index tab): 211mm x Width: 150mm (8.3" x 5.9") for Weeks Height (excluding index tab): 181mm x Width: 88mm (7.1" × 3.5") |
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| Weight | for A6 Hobonichi Planner/ Original 6g for A5 Cousin 13g for Weeks: 7g |
| Materials | YUPO Synthetic Paper |
| Processed | Matte Polypropylene Coating |
| Other | 5mm grid design and ruler |
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