Vector Standard Calligraphy CT Fountain Pen (Blue)

Amazing 🤩….good quality and fine product…definitely go for it ✅✅✅

Not so south

I use this pen excellent

It’s write very thick although smooth

Talvez precise passar algumas vezes na folha de 5000 para deixar a escrita mais macia, mas uma escolha boa para ter 3 pontas diferentes de caligrafia. Um pouco fina demais para meu gosto, mas valida ainda assim.

Great value pen with 3 different nibs including 2 black, 2 blue cartridges and a converter. Feels good in the hand, with a good weight. Nice flow of ink.

I bought this because I lost one that I had for something like 15 years. That's fifteen years. Very dependable, smooth and easy. The cap does not post very well, but that doesn't bother me at all. Nice line weight. I have many fountain pens, including some very expensive ones, and this is one of my favorites. It's a workhorse.

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Straight points... Nibs quality is good. pen is ABS plastic, so it feels solid but light. Aluminum case to store the pen and the nibs. you get a converter inside the pen so don't worry about using the cartages and running out of ink. It is not a wet writer so it's actually good for thin paper unlike a flex nib that'll bleed through. - The size 3 nib wasn't writing out of the box, I had to tweak tines a little. - Size 1 nib is the best writer. - The nibs are totally solid and don't flex whatsoever. - The grip section... well there is no grip, it's smooth as butter. Very awful, fingers keep slipping a lot. - It is good for calligraphy, yes, but the line variation can't be controlled like in flex nibs which look more natural and beautiful for penmenship. - It is costly, there are other CFPs in the market for similar price which have more nibs in the box and are of OK quality. Don't get it wrong, the pen and the nibs quality is good but I did have to spend a couple of minutes tweaking the tines on one of the nibs and if it's a total beginner then they'll not know why it isn't working or they might break the nib while trying, so If am having to do that, I might as well buy a different branded pen where I can spend a few more minutes tweaking the nibs and match the quality of those. Over all.. bit on the fence, not sure if I'd recommend but I wouldn't say no either.