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Solid pen in both weight and writing capability, I write very compactly so I should’ve went with the fine tip but even the broad tip works well.
New to the Scriveiner family! I recently purchased my first pen and I am in love! It is so smooth and doesn't leak. I ordered it from Amazon. Sometimes it takes a bit to get started when I initially use it but once it gets going, it is great. It's only my 1st week using it so I hope that goes away. So far I am calling it the ultimate writing machine (spin off of BMW being the ultimate driving machine). I wish they would make a two toned product in pink and apple green- my 40K sorority sisters would likely buy every one in stock, after I get mine 1st of course.
Having used fountain pens consistently for more than seventy years i have no hesitation in saying that the Scriveiner classic is the best I have ever had
The pens I bought are far superior to the above brand such a butifull writing experience in my opinion they are the cadilac of pens I have had many compliments
This pen is a smooth writing instrument. A wonderful experience. I know have two fountain pens. Green black and blue. One for black ink and one for blue ink.
An elegant design that is sure to impress. Feels sturdy in the hand and the rollerball writes beautifully from the first. Looks like a much, much more expensive pen. Smart buy.
I absolutely love this pen. I write so smoothly. The only heads about this is if you are like me and love fine pens, none of their pens come with a fine pen tip. They all come with a medium tip. You need to get the refills with this and the fine tip is pre-loaded on the refill.
My first fountain pen was the Kaweco Sport. I loved the compact style and the ability to throw it in my pocket and not worry about it leaking.Last year, I was starting a new phase in life and thought I would commemorate it with a nicer pen, found this one and it fit the bill nicely. It wrote smoothly, was balanced, looked classy, and had some heft while keeping the compact size and the security to carry it the same as my favorite Kaweco.While my pen collection grew, I kept this one as my daily driver and it never left my notebook. From the beginning I noticed that when I would twist off the cap it would slightly open the ink chamber as well, I thought it was user error, but it kept occurring.Last month I contacted the company to see if there was a quick fix to keep this from happening. With in 10 minutes, a representative contacted me back, diagnosed the issue and started the process of sending me a new pen. My new one works perfectly and has no signs of the same issue.I love the pen, but this company has done even better standing behind their products.Additional Thoughts:In the pen forums, I have seen many saying that this is just a repackaged and marked up cheap pen and to just get the Hongdian at half the price. While they are similar, they are completely different. I do like the rubber ring at one of the threads to keep it better sealed, but otherwise, the EDC is a much petter pen.This became clear when I accidentally washed a Hongdian in my pocket the other day and when I pulled the it out, my hand was covered in ink. Water was dripping from the finial and when I opened it up and blew into the cap, I found out it was not air tight. I tried this on my Scriveners and they didn't budge a bit. I feel much more comfortable carrying these on a daily basis.
I love how smooth this tip on refills are. There is no ink smear with the in either.
I love the way it writes and the way it feels. Best pen that I've ever owned. The support staff was extremely helpful.
This is the second Scrivener pen I have owned and I am truly satisfied with the quality and attention to each detail. The balance is great and I love the way it writes. In addition, the company is great at communicating, I reached out to register my pen for the warranty and they were very communicative and prompt. Keep up the great work!
I have two Scriveiner pens, one is my EDC, the other, the Classic Black Lacquer fountain pen with a broad nib has replaced my Montegrappa as my diary and journal pen - it has a good weight and balance, looks and feels great, but most of all writes smoothly and evenly. Given the price this is real value for money, given its construction it will last my lifetime and beyond, which is why when a friend asked me to recommend a fountain pen, I told him to start by buying this pen, and for EDC, the Classic Stainless Steel fountain pen with the medium nib.
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