SMILTAINIS Notebook 125*75 mm 120 g/m² 48 sheets Tactical waterproof

SM-LT Art tactical waterproof notebook is designed for situations where ordinary paper does not withstand the conditions. It allows you to make important notes in the rain, during a hike or on the road, without worrying about moisture, dirt or temperature changes. A reliable and compact assistant for soldiers, doctors, communications specialists, instructors and anyone who needs to make notes in any weather or tactical conditions. Main features Format: 125 × 75 mm - compact and convenient for a pocket or backpack Number of sheets: 48 Paper density: 120 g/m² Paper type: waterproof (does not get wet upon contact with moisture) Cover: waterproof, high strength Brand: SM-LT Art Advantages Allows writing in rain, snow or high humidity Resistant to water, dirt, sweat, grease, rain and even accidental washing. Paper does not tear or deform when wet and does not smear notes. Compact size - allows you to easily carry the notebook in a chest pocket, on a load or in a bag. Ideal for field conditions, patrol, training Suitable for pencil and all-weather pen. Standard ballpoint pen, liner, acrylic marker also suitable, but only for writing on dry paper. Water-based inks are not recommended. Lining - universal grid A reliable tool for field notes and data recording Color - olive, harmoniously combines with tactical equipment and does not reveal For whom Soldiers, volunteers, doctors, communications specialists, instructors People who work or travel in difficult weather conditions Users who make notes in extreme situations How to use Use the notebook for notes in any weather. For best results, it is recommended to write with a pencil or all-weather pen - notes remain readable even after contact with water. FAQ - Frequently asked questions Can I write in the notebook in the rain? Yes, waterproof paper allows you to make notes even in the rain or upon direct contact with water. What writing tools are suitable for this notebook? Pencils and all-weather pens are best. Gel pens may dry more slowly on waterproof paper. Water-based inks are not recommended.