eGear Survival Essentials Waterproof Paper Pad (3 x 5-Inch)

Waterproof to me means "impervious to water". This... is paper. Paper isn't impervious to water. ;)But used in conjunction with a grease pen/china marker, it works well. It's "water resistant" really. Catch this thing in a downpour and I doubt it will survive, but writing in damp/drizzly environments I think it will do fine.Pens and pencils write well on it too, but I haven't tried using either while wet.It's a good sized pad to keep in my search & rescue pack.

I use this notebook for my swimming workouts. I write the workout in the notebook, and then set the notebook at the edge of the pool. By the end of my swim, the notebook is totally soaked. But the writing (pencil) doesn't smudge, the pages dry on their own, and by the next day it's almost like the paper never saw water in the first place. This really solved the problem of having to memorize my workouts!

I use this under brutal conditions and the only problem I've had is that the black metal spiral part bends and deforms easily making it hard to flip up a page to the other side.

I wanted to make flashcards out of the paper in this notepad, but it is quite flimsy once you get a tare started. On the other hand, it's very hard to rip the paper with your bare hands. It kind of stretches like plastic if you try to tear a piece of paper out of the notepad.So, it's durable durable, if that's what you want.

Very nice, does work, could be a bit bigger but everything else is good, does what it says, easy to write on unlike some waterproofed waxed papers.

Just as advertised! Even comes with a small pencil. Writing things down in a survival situation is perhaps the only thing that can keep you sane. Whether its a basic diagram of a fire-pit or shelter, keeping a diary, or cataloging gear and food...this is a small yet essential item that you need to have.

Its a small notepad the waterproof paper works as advertised price could be better but overall a nice little pad

perfect for recording swim workouts right at the edge of the pool