Where to purchase one of those snazzy logbooks?

[Shadowplay 0]

The log book I got when I signed up for AFF is now full. Where should I go to purchase a new one?

[Nightingale 0]

www.square1.com

its under "catalog" and "accessories"

[skymama 37]

Does your dropzone have a store? Most dropzones that I have visited carry simple things like that.

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[ChrisL 2]

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The log book I got when I signed up for AFF is now full. Where should I go to purchase a new one?

snazzy logbooks-r-us

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[slug 1]

Hi Shadow

Knew a guy who used a Blank book with a fancy painted cover (forgot what painted cover was called maybe from india)).

To the best of my knowlege there's no "Offical log book". You can use a diary, appt book whatever, just log your jumps with all the required info like the "real look books", and have each of your jumps signed off. Some of these books have more room for a narrative.

If your interested Check with some other folks to see what they think about a "Offical log book".

I was born in the USA but sometimes we are wrong.

R.I.P.

[thelem 0]

It should be fairly easy to find one, just remember to choose one that will be quite hard wearing. Log books can normally hold 150-300 jumps, so you'll probably use it for a year or move. Avoid the spiral bound ones, as the pages are likely to start falling out.

[darkwing 5]

I used two or three logbooks that were just bound, small size plain notebooks. They are very nice for accommodating for lots or little commentary. I used them to write notes about boogie happenings, road trips related to jumping, in addition to logging the jumps themselves.

-- Jeff
My Skydiving History

[damion75 0]

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I used two or three logbooks that were just bound, small size plain notebooks. They are very nice for accommodating for lots or little commentary. I used them to write notes about boogie happenings, road trips related to jumping, in addition to logging the jumps themselves.

Funny you should mention that... I have one VERY special 'jump' logged... and signed actually! although I didnt log it. Great memories...

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