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Regular notebooks dissolve when they meet weather. The Expedition was built for the places where that matters. Yupo synthetic paper — polypropylene, not wood pulp — is genuinely waterproof and tearproof. Your notes come home intact whether it rained, you sweated on them, or you dropped them in a creek. Antarctic Survey Orange cover, dot-graph pages, made in Virginia. Three notebooks for around $15. About $5 for a notebook that doesn’t give up on you. Printed on Yupo synthetic paper — waterproof and tearproof Holds up in rain, submersion, and rough conditions Dot-Graph grid pages — light gray, pen and pencil compatible Antarctic Survey Orange front / Polar Night Black back covers Topographic map of Antarctica in cover varnish Made in Chesapeake, Virginia 3-pack The notebook you can take everywhere and stop worrying about

Field Notes introduced the Pitch Black in 2013 and it never really left—because why would it? Black cover, no fuss, just a memo book that means business. Carry it everywhere. Lose it occasionally. Replace it immediately. Classic Pitch Black cover, introduced 2013 Field Notes standard memo book size Upgraded through multiple reprints One of Field Notes’ most popular memo books Dark enough to feel a little mysterious in your shirt pocket

The one that started it all. Field Notes’ Original Kraft memo book is a pocket notebook in the plainest, most useful sense: 48 pages, three-staple saddle-stitch binding, 3-1/2 x 5-1/2 inches, fits in a shirt pocket. No fuss, no features, no reason not to have one on you. Three to a pack so you’re covered for a while. 48 pages per book 3-1/2" x 5-1/2" — fits in a shirt pocket Three-staple saddle-stitch binding Available in three variations or as a mixed 3-pack The notebook that proves simple is enough