OFFICIAL Bullet Journal Edition 2 Blue 22 Notebook Review

It's time to check out the latest edition to the Bullet Journal Notebook Family. This is Blue 22, the 2022 Notebook color. This notebook has all the right things to make it easy to pick up and start using the Bullet Journal Method.

Bullet Journal Edition 2 - Blue 22
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The notebook includes
• 120 GMS FSC certified Paper
• 204 numbered pages
• Bujo® pocket guide
• Sticker Set
• Grid Guide
• 3 bookmarks
• Dot-grid pages

Bullet Journal Edition 2 Video

Leuchtturm1917 120G Notebook and Pen Test

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[davep]

Awesome review! You covered all the features in such detail. Thanks for making this.

[princessleah]

Looks great! I always have a supply of the adhesive pen loops, they are great and so cheap!

[Dortiz]

Day 2 of binge watching your videos! So glad I found your channel. Started my first bullet journal yesterday because of one of your first beginners videos. Made it so simple and not overwhelming. Thank you so much and look forward to more great content!

[pattyyung]

Thank you for telling about the pen loop hack!

[_erickgama_]

Thanks for the awesome review, Mark!!

[julia-here]

Great review! I feel you so hard on the page number thing. My 2023 journal will have page numbers as well 💕

[PlanYourOneLife]

Awesome review! I love the gold and blue together too. I wish that my Hobonichi came with three bookmark tassels. I use an Archer & Olive bullet journal as for my social media planner. How does this bujo’s paper thickness compare to Archer and Olive’s?
Side note: I agree with you about the page numbers. I don’t like having to write them, either.

[susiebolt]

I just filled a blush colored 2.0 notebook, and it's almost perfect. The deal breaker for me, and the reason why I will likely not go back to this product, is the margins. Too much space is wasted without dots and some of my spreads didn't work. I loved the little dots on each page for 1/2 and 1/3 spacing, the page numbers, the grid guide, and the reference booklet. I didn't love the lack of a pen loop, the pre-completed key (I don't use the exact same system), and the four pages of Index, but I could live with those. I tried the stickers in my future log, and hated them because the gold print was so light I could barely see it.

[Emi-ryyl]

Great video! Many thanks Mark. 🙏 Love the details throughout. I've just ordered it in the blue and very excited to use alongside my first Hobonichi Cousin. Can't wait to set them up and use in the new year!

[juliangelus]

Great review Mark. I'm wondering how the 120gsm paper will stand up to the inks you use, it looks like it will suit your minimal with a twist aesthetic. I've just bought myself the book on the Bullet Journal method as a first step in setting one up. Looking forward to seeing where you go with this book.

[simonced]

Great presentation.
This new version seems interesting.
There is something that I hate with my current Leuchtturm 1917 notebook (will end this year) is that some pages are glued together.
(between stitches)
That infuriates me so much.
How is the binding of that new version?

[yellit]

I was completely on board with getting one of these notebooks until I heard that it was 120 gsm. My last journal was 140 gsm and there was a lot of ghosting and bleed through from my fountain pens. My current one is a Yop & Tom which is 160 gsm and is great.

[RachaelDC]

Are the pages white? Or are they more of a cream color??