Rite in the Rain Tactical Stapled Notebook - 980T-LITE (3-Pack)

Lightweight, All-Weather Pocket Notebooks

The Rite in the Rain Tactical Stapled Notebook - 980T-LITE is a pack of three lightweight, weather-resistant pocket notebooks designed for fast, reliable note-taking in challenging conditions. Compact and durable, these notebooks are ideal for bushwalking, fieldwork, inspections and everyday carry when weather and dirt are part of the job.

Durable Stapled Design

Each notebook features a flexible Field-Flex cover with rust-resistant staples that hold pages securely without adding bulk. Rounded corners and a slim profile allow the notebooks to slip easily into pockets, packs or organisers, making them practical for both professional and recreational use.

Proven All-Weather Paper

Rite in the Rain’s waterproof paper allows you to write through rain, sweat, mud and moisture without pages disintegrating or ink bleeding. Whether you’re jotting quick notes or sketching field details, the paper performs reliably when standard notebooks fail.

Real-World Uses

• Field notes during bushwalking and camping
• Site inspections, surveys and work logs
• Everyday carry for reminders and checklists
• Travel journaling in unpredictable weather

Key Specifications

• Product Code: 980T-LITE
• Brand: Rite in the Rain
• Pack Quantity: 3 notebooks
• Colour: Tan
• Cover Material: Flexible Field-Flex cover
• Paper: Waterproof all-weather paper
• Dimensions (each notebook): Approximately 117 mm × 177 mm
• Page Count (each notebook): 48 pages / 24 sheets
• Binding: Stapled with rust-resistant staples
• Page Pattern: Universal pattern for versatile note-taking
• Weight: Approximately 73 grams per notebook
• Weather Protection: Designed for dependable all-weather use

• NSN - Nato Stocking Number: 7530017240813

Rite in the Rain Quality You Can Trust

As a direct importer of Rite in the Rain products, Prospectors Supplies Pty Ltd supplies notebooks trusted worldwide for durability and performance. Choose Rite in the Rain when your notes need to survive real-world conditions, not just ideal ones.