What is the best pen that you have used??!! Come in!!
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Come tell us what is the best pen that you have used untill now. What model and brand is it and most of all, tel us why it is so good!
EG: smooth, easy to write, etc....if easy to write, why easy to write?
For me its pilot G-2 although it isnt my dream pen. I find it too smooth, it is just ok, but the best i have used though. -
last time i like kilometrico. it's cheap and smooth. but now the quality is decreasing dramatically.
Pilot-G not bad, but not my favourite either.
I must confess I like Parker very much, tho it's expensive, but it's very economical for the long term. it's smooth, and everytime when there's a "gap" between the ink, like when it become not very smooth, you can fix it by just blowing air into the top of the pen tips....
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PARKER...
MONT BLANC...
RED LEAF
PILOT -
Pilot P-500 (extra fine).
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a few years ago was Pilot G1
then pilot G2 and pilot better
now is uni laknock medium -
GTECH pen
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The five pens I use on a regular basis are:
Cross Townsend in Titanium/Gold and Quartz Blue lacquer/Rhodium
Waterman Phileas
Waterman Apostrophe
Montblanc Meisterstuck Chopin Platinum
The Phileas is the cheapest of the lot, but its medium nib makes it the easiest to write with. The Townsends aren't too bad either, but the capillary feed is sensitive to the type of ink used - you can tell the difference when writing with Cross or Parker ink (the Parker flows more smoothly, but builds up deposits more easily). The Apostrophe is a fine nib and is quite scratchy to write with, but the Meisterstuck is the worst of the lot - ink either doesn't flow or it lays it on so thick it takes ages to dry.
I like pens with a bit of weight to them, and the brass barrels of the Townsends and Apostrophe have the edge here over the resin of the Phileas and the Meisterstuck.
Overall, I find the Towsends the best to use on a daily basis (given that I use the right ink), while the Meisterstuck ranks last. -
Pilot G2
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Mont Blanc manz....
Meisterstuck.....no regrets.... -
i like my own pen best.
my pen is good. -
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Wow... you really like fountain pen alot...Originally posted by Gedanken:The five pens I use on a regular basis are:
Cross Townsend in Titanium/Gold and Quartz Blue lacquer/Rhodium
Waterman Phileas
Waterman Apostrophe
Montblanc Meisterstuck Chopin Platinum
The Phileas is the cheapest of the lot, but its medium nib makes it the easiest to write with. The Townsends aren't too bad either, but the capillary feed is sensitive to the type of ink used - you can tell the difference when writing with Cross or Parker ink (the Parker flows more smoothly, but builds up deposits more easily). The Apostrophe is a fine nib and is quite scratchy to write with, but the Meisterstuck is the worst of the lot - ink either doesn't flow or it lays it on so thick it takes ages to dry.
I like pens with a bit of weight to them, and the brass barrels of the Townsends and Apostrophe have the edge here over the resin of the Phileas and the Meisterstuck.
Overall, I find the Towsends the best to use on a daily basis (given that I use the right ink), while the Meisterstuck ranks last. -
the dame ex one with the very thin pen tip?Originally posted by zanemiller:GTECH pen -
omg are you like those high class business men?Originally posted by Gedanken:The five pens I use on a regular basis are:
Cross Townsend in Titanium/Gold and Quartz Blue lacquer/Rhodium
Waterman Phileas
Waterman Apostrophe
Montblanc Meisterstuck Chopin Platinum
The Phileas is the cheapest of the lot, but its medium nib makes it the easiest to write with. The Townsends aren't too bad either, but the capillary feed is sensitive to the type of ink used - you can tell the difference when writing with Cross or Parker ink (the Parker flows more smoothly, but builds up deposits more easily). The Apostrophe is a fine nib and is quite scratchy to write with, but the Meisterstuck is the worst of the lot - ink either doesn't flow or it lays it on so thick it takes ages to dry.
I like pens with a bit of weight to them, and the brass barrels of the Townsends and Apostrophe have the edge here over the resin of the Phileas and the Meisterstuck.
Overall, I find the Towsends the best to use on a daily basis (given that I use the right ink), while the Meisterstuck ranks last. -
two diff types of pen leh. First is gel second is ball point.Originally posted by MyPillowTalks:a few years ago was Pilot G1
then pilot G2 and pilot better
now is uni laknock medium -
0.3 is crap..
0.5 is perfect...
0.7 is bullsh!t..
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A matter of necessity, really - my handwriting's terrible, and fountain pens require me to hold them and write properly.Originally posted by caleb_chiang:Wow... you really like fountain pen alot... -
No, but I do a fair bit of corporate work. I'm just fussy about details like pens and watches to go with the suits:Originally posted by davidche:omg are you like those high class business men?
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-_- Gendaken got good (but expensive) taste. hurhur.
Thanks to him I've now set my sights on that 1334 Agatha Christie pen!!! Too bad if I go out n buy it now it'll blow my entire budget out of proportion.. LOL.. -
g tech c4
and v5 hi techpt
both pilot. -
Pencil
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pilot G-2 Too..is awesome..
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my parker pen , grandfather gave me
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free pens from communicasia and others. free and cheap and good. especially the singtel ones.