I've been using Leuchtturm1917 notebooks for a few years and I love them. The A5 hardcovers are similar to Moleskine's but with some details that make them better: pages are number, there a couple of pages at the beginning of the notebook to be used as an index, the last few pages are micro-perforated to allow taking them apart and finally each notebook comes with a set of labels to be used at archival time.
And, the bonus point is that they make official Bullet Journal notebook, which besides all the niceties of standar Leuchtturm notebooks comes with 3 bookmarks, instructions for the Bullet Journal system and a few other details.
I've been using Leuchtturm1917 notebooks for a few years and I love them. The A5 hardcovers are similar to Moleskine's but with some details that make them better: pages are number, there a couple of pages at the beginning of the notebook to be used as an index, the last few pages are micro-perforated to allow taking them apart and finally each notebook comes with a set of labels to be used at archival time.
And, the bonus point is that they make official Bullet Journal notebook, which besides all the niceties of standar Leuchtturm notebooks comes with 3 bookmarks, instructions for the Bullet Journal system and a few other details.
I love this notebook and system.