Tomoe River paper 52gsm (loose/notebooks) vs Yamamoto Cosmo Air Light Paper
Which is better for fountain pens? Only the published ratings, side by side.
Short answer
In the sourced ratings, Yamamoto Cosmo Air Light Paper came out ahead on 2 measures to 1.
- Bleed-through: Yamamoto Cosmo Air Light Paper did better (Low vs Very Low).
- Feathering: rated the same (Very Low).
- Ghosting: Yamamoto Cosmo Air Light Paper did better (High vs Medium).
- Dry time: rated the same (Very High).
- Sheen: Tomoe River paper 52gsm (loose/notebooks) did better (Very High vs High).
These ratings come from different reviewers, so treat close calls with care.
Side by side
| Tomoe River paper 52gsm (loose/notebooks) | Yamamoto Cosmo Air Light Paper | |
|---|---|---|
| Paper weight (gsm) | 52 | 75 |
| Bleed-through | Low | Very Low |
| Feathering | Very Low | Very Low |
| Ghosting | High | Medium |
| Dry time | Very High | Very High |
| Sheen | Very High | High |
Where to buy
Tomoe River paper 52gsm (loose/notebooks)
Yamamoto Cosmo Air Light Paper
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Sources
- fountainpenlove.com (Tomoe River paper 52gsm (loose/notebooks))
- thepenarchive.com (Tomoe River paper 52gsm (loose/notebooks))
- timeandink.com (Tomoe River paper 52gsm (loose/notebooks))
- dayspringpens.com (Tomoe River paper 52gsm (loose/notebooks))
- fountainpenlove.com (Yamamoto Cosmo Air Light Paper)
- penaddict.com (Yamamoto Cosmo Air Light Paper)
- thepoorpenman.com (Yamamoto Cosmo Air Light Paper)