Spiral Steno Pads 12 Pack, 6 x 9 in Gregg Ruled - Color Coded Set

In this review the reviewer looks at a 12 pack of spiral steno pads intended for students, office workers, and home note-taking; the single biggest reason to buy is the combination of color coding and a classic Gregg rule layout that keeps shorthand or structured notes tidy and easy to find. The pads are 6 x 9 in with top spiral binding and reinforced covers, so they balance portability with a level of durability useful for daily carry. For anyone who takes frequent shorthand, meeting notes, or class notes, this set aims to provide a reliable, inexpensive solution.

Key Features

• 12 pack with four cover colors: Three pads each in red, blue, black and green let you color code subjects or projects for quick identification.
• Gregg ruled layout: The stenography rule with 11/32 in line spacing and a single vertical margin supports shorthand, structured note-taking and easy columned lists.
• Top spiral binding: Pages lie flat for comfortable writing whether you are right-handed or left-handed and the spiral is designed to resist snagging.
• 80 sheets per pad: Each notebook provides 80 sheets (160 pages) for extended use before replacement is needed.
• Reinforced covers: Paperboard front and back covers offer added protection so pads survive transport in a bag or stack on a desk.

Who It's For

The set is ideal for students taking shorthand classes, administrative staff keeping meeting minutes, and anyone who likes to separate topics by color; the compact 6 x 9 in size fits most bags and the Gregg rule is familiar to traditional stenographers. If you use pads for quick lists, interviews, or on-the-go notes, the top spiral makes writing one-handed practical.

Those who need heavyweight paper for markers, heavy ink, or archival permanence should look elsewhere, since these are standard white paper pads designed for everyday pen and pencil use. Likewise, if you want only a single premium notebook rather than a multi-pack, a single higher-end bound notebook might be a better fit.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Color coded covers make organizing by subject simple and visual.
• Gregg ruled pages provide the traditional stenography layout for shorthand or orderly notes.
• Top spiral binding lies flat for comfortable writing and resists snagging in bags.
• Good value: twelve pads with reinforced covers give many months of ordinary use at a modest cost.

Cons

• Some users report the covers and paper feel less sturdy than premium notebooks, so they may show wear with heavy daily use.

Specifications

Our Verdict

For buyers who need multiple notebooks for shorthand, meetings, classes, or project organization, this 12 pack delivers strong value thanks to color coding, a true Gregg rule layout, and a practical top spiral that lies flat. It is not a premium heavy-duty product, but for everyday pen and pencil use it is a sensible, economical choice that keeps notes organized and easy to access.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these steno pads Gregg ruled?
Yes, they use the traditional Gregg stenography ruling with 11/32 in spacing and a vertical margin line.

How many sheets are in each pad?
Each pad contains 80 sheets, which equals 160 pages of usable paper.

Do the pages lie flat for writing?
Yes, the top spiral binding is designed to let pages lay flat and to reduce snagging when carried in bags.