8.5"x11"-3-Hole Punched

Mr. Pen Graph Paper, 5x5 (5 Squares per inch), 11"x8.5" Engineering Graph Paper Pad, 55 Sheet Back in the 60s, notebook paper, spiral notebook and graph paper were all the same -- good quality, thick paper. Now, you flip a coin when buying paper. I shifted towards using graph paper in college because when writing programs, it helped me to outline my programs and then, expand the outline as I wrote the code. In other classes, it helped me to outline my notes. I used this method of note-taking throughout my career as well as with organizing projects and assigning segments to others. Paper used to be CHEAP. You could buy a case of 20, 500 sheet reams of good paper for $15, on sale, not too long ago. Now, it costs an arm & a leg and the quality is lousy. I was very impressed when I opened my first pad of Mr Pen's graph paper. The sheets of paper were so thick, I kept rubbing the edge between my fingers because I thought there were two or three sheets stuck together. But no, it was one sheet and it was THICK! I knew then, I'd find Mr Pen whenever I needed more graph paper. I use gel pens which tend to bleed through other graph pads and so, I got into the habit of writing on one side. With Mr Pen's pads there was no sign of writing on the other side. It's just very nice, 60s quality paper. Another thing that got on my nerves: why are the lines on most graph paper offset. The graph lines are different on each side. It wouldn't be an issue if the paper wasn't so thin. Seeing the lines from the other side of the graph paper is very distracting, especially when using the lines to make a drawing. With Mr Pen's pads, the graph lines match from side to side. I don't have to guess if I'm following the right set of graph lines. If you want or need good quality graph paper, try Mr Pen's. You will definitely notice the difference. Plus, it's NOT more expensive. As a matter of fact, right now, it's less expensive than others I see, here on Amazon. That's a win-win!

Good graph paper. Binding is good and holds sheets well. Works as expected. Page tears easily when you want to tear it out.

High quality paper; takes both pen and pencil well. Grid lines are neither too light nor too dark. I like that there is a white border around the edges, rather than having grid lines that simply run off the four sides of the paper. In fact, if you hold a sheet up to the light, you will see that grid lines exactly match, front and back.

Nice graph paper and just the size i needed but the staples at the binding are a problem when it comes to cleanly tearing off a single sheet

easy to see lines the paper wasn’t thick very high value for its money. It has very good notebook quality and the color was very vibrant so you can see it better i used the paper a lot.

I'm a paper person - this is my favorite go-to pad of paper.

Perfect for drafting my designs! The squares are just dark enough. Great grid paper for the price! Tears easily too so you don’t rip your pages.

The Mr. Pen Engineering Graph Paper has been perfect for my technical drawings and calculations. Pros: - High Quality: The paper is thick and durable, preventing any bleed-through. - Clear Grid: The 5x5 (5 squares per inch) grid is precise and easy to see. - Convenient Pad: The 55-sheet pad is easy to use and tear off sheets as needed. - Versatile Use: Great for engineering, architectural drawings, and other technical work. Cons: - Limited Sheets: The pricepoint of this item, compared to the amount of sheets leaves a little bit to be desired, but it is so nice, that I'm willing to live with it. Overall, the Mr. Pen Engineering Graph Paper is a fantastic tool for anyone needing high-quality graph paper for detailed work. Highly recommended!