LamyFountain Pen, Medium Point, 2000 Premier Stainless Steel, L02-M, Inhalation Type, Genuine Imported Product

For a fountain pen is a good pen, if you like heavy is the best, just remember is a fountain pen and cannot be used like a pencil, you have to hold it in a different way it means that if you have not try fountain pens before start with a cheap one

Love the flexible nib!

Such an amazing pen. Beautiful to look at and super smooth writing. The only issue is the nib size. Get one size smaller than you think as the nib runs a little thick.

The main practical difference between the original makrolon Lamy 2000 and the stainless steel version are weight and texture.This pen is very heavy. It weighs 36g without the cap. 55g while posted. The pen is beautifully balanced though, and even after writing several pages it doesn't start to feel weighed down or cumbersome. Unlike some heavy pens this one is definitely not just a show piece.More important to me is the texture. The original's Makrolon body has a rough almost porous feel, almost akin to paper. For some this might not matter. But I'm very sensitive to touch, and I hated the feeling of it on my fingers. The brushed steel of this version is textured enough for good grip but is smooth to the touch. It feels wonderful in the hand.Beyond those two things it is more or less identical to the original. It has a semi-hooded platinum finished 14 kt gold nib. It is extremely smooth and glides across the paper. The medium nib has a very healthy flow, though it's a little finer than nibs from some other German penmakers like Pelikan. (But still much broader than a Japanese pen would be.) It is also absolutely GORGEOUS. Especially with the cap removed and the hooded nib on full display.This is one of my favorite pens still in production. I highly recommend it.

I've had his pen since my first year of college and it's been my faithful companion since. Makes taking notes fun because the pen is such a joy to use, and it writes beautifully. Highly recommended!!

lovely pen

The pen leaks constantly out of the hooded nib. Whenever I try to use the pen, the cap is filled with leaked ink and creates a mess. Furthermore, while using it, the nib drips excess ink onto the paper and my hand. This is, by far, the worst pen I have ever owned.I wrote the seller to tell them about the problems I am having with the pen, but they have been unresponsive and unhelpful.

I own the original Lamy 2000 and love it. The steel version is visually beautiful so I thought why not, I’ll add it to my collection. With medium nib, it writes nicely. But boy is it heavy! It’s like a Sherman tank compared to the light and airy Makralon original. Also, the machining, the smoooth, satiny functioning of the filler in the original is missing. The steel version is comparatively clunky. I do not recommend it.