Quickly approaching 100 years ago, the Great Northwest was a different picture compared to the current day. This vast, beautiful region of our great country (Tacoma, WA to be exact) would be home to Rite in the Rain. 1916 was the year J. L. Darling would start producing a product we know and love today.

If you have ever seen a picture of the Great Northwest, you know this is a very wet region of the world. As a logger, Darling understood the value in a weather-resistant paper for use in the logging industry. In his home with his wife, they would begin hand making all-weather paper.

Rite in the Rain paper is recyclable, shell materials are recyclable, and the wire ring used in some of their products can be separated and recycled. In addition to recyclability, the paper sourced is SFI certified to ensure environmental friendliness.

Not only are these products environmentally friendly, but they are also of high grade. ANSI/NISO Z39.48-1992 (R2002) specifications are some of the standards used to grade archival paper. Rite in the Rain qualifies as archival quality paper and will endure several hundred years spanning multiple generations. It will outlive you under regular conditions and circumstances.

As products with high durability are attractive to us, we had to test a few of Rite in the Rain’s latest. Predictably we were impressed, and everything held up in the field. If you need or want to retain information on paper you need to look at Rite in the Rain for the best.

Quick Highlights:

Maxi Field Planner Starter Kit

• Available with MultiCam, tan or black Cordura fabric covers
• Ring binder
• Writing Guard
• Ruler
• 8.5” x 11” dimensions
• Zippered interior mesh pocket
• Multiple internal pen slot compartments
• Exterior carry handle
• Zippered exterior compartment on front
• Hook and loop Velcro strip on the front

Large Bound Book