Rite in the RainWeatherproof Monsoon Hand Desk, TPU Fabric, 6.75” x 9.5” (No. M958)

Great quality, easy to clean.

Looks like it’s built to last and withstand the elements. Quality build perfect size for what I need it for. Awesome small clip board with great room inside for storage handle strap on side is genius for when u unzip and open it up put hand through the loop and it’s super sturdy not going anywhere. Another great solid product from ‘Rite in the Rain’

This is very high quality.

Perfect size and great storage for my needs. Unfortunately, after about a month, the netting material on the pouch has broken away from the seam. Pouch will be unusable if the hole gets any bigger. Disappointing. Otherwise, I really like it.

Have used the write in the rain notebooks for years. Work around a lot of water and this helps me to keep a lot of thing organized and dry. honestly half of the hooks and such on this, I don't even know what to do with, but so far they are not in the way so I don't care...

Excellent! Perfect. More room inside than most notebook covers. Not sure about use of loops? Could use a layer of material to slide papers under on the right side. Very well made ! Can't wait to use it

Was one of the first people to review these after they came out. More than anything else, I am very disappointed in RITR as they have refused to post my review on their website.Quality of materials is high, as expected, but this product is poorly designed on the inside. The description is also rather misleading, claiming that it “fits side-spiral notebooks”. Technically you can fit them in there, but you cannot tuck them into the cover like in most of their similar products. This really takes away from the ability to simply open the cover and have the notebook ready to go. Lots of other random loops and card pockets, but I really think they should have left a slot on either the left or right to slide one of their side-spirals. Also, it’s a little oversized if you’re just trying to use it with their 7”x4.625” notebooksAgain, it’s well built, like the rest of the monsoon line, but they didn’t think this one through to work with their existing ecosystem of notebooks. The BIGGEST problem in my mind is that RITR can’t handle an honest review.