TWSBIECO Fountain Pen Clear M Nib

It's a relatively high quality pen for the money. Definitely one of the better stainless steel nibs I've used. The seller was fast to ship the product and it arrived much sooner than I expected it to.

Honestly, I tought I knew some fountain pens. ( I knew waterman, Lamy, parker, and offbrand) But this is a whole new story. This writes like dream!

Kalem çok güzel tasarlanmış. Saydam kalem içindeki mürekkebin renginde görünüyor. Yazarken çelik uçlu bir kalem olarak biraz kağıdı zorlayarak yazıyor. Satıcı ürünü erken kargoladı ve kaliteli bir hizmet sundu. Teşekkür ederim.

Having collected and written with fountain pens in various price ranges, I personally believe that the TWSBI ECO offers the best bang for your buck. I've been very impressed with the overall design and construction of this pen. The price point is a tad higher than the entry-level LAMY and Pilot lines. However, I believe the benefits of the ECO are worth the extra investment. In my opinion, it makes for a perfect first fountain pen for beginners, as well as a nice addition to any pen collection.Key features:-CRYSTAL CLEAR TRANSPARENT BARREL so you can view the ink level and filling mechanism. Helps when loading ink and knowing when the ink level is getting low. Plus, it looks super cool to see the ink inside the pen.-PISTON FILLING MECHANISM. To fill the pen, simply stick the nib down in the bottle of ink and turn the end piece on the pen. You will see the piston slide up inside the barrel along with the ink. Unlike most pens that use ink converters, you don't have to unscrew the barrel from the grip section to view the ink level or fill with ink.-VERY NICE WRITING NIB. The steel nib on the ECO is top notch for the price, providing a comfortable glide on the paper and a consistent ink flow. I've got three ECO's with nibs in Fine, Medium, and Broad. The Japanese nibs run narrower than European nibs, so the Fine is closer to an Extra Fine in something like a LAMY. If you prefer to write small, I would recommend the Fine Nib. The Broad writes nice and bold and is great for shimmering inks and the like where you want to put a good bit of ink down. The Medium is a good in-between size and great for everyday writing. **If this is your first fountain pen, I would recommend trying the Medium first, then trying a fine or broad in the future depending on which way you're leaning**-GREAT CONSTRUCTION. The ECO comes out of the box wirh all the components fitted nice and securely. No tuning on the nib is required and the pen simply feels well built and sturdy. Each pen comes in a nice box that includes a wrench for dismantling the pen for deep cleaning and a packet of silicone grease to reseal the joints. **note that you don't have to take the pen apart to clean it. When ready to change ink colors or clean, simply screw the piston down all the way until all the excess ink is pushed out of the nib, then take a cup of like warm water and fill it into your pen, screw the piston back down to empty it into the sink, and repeat until the water runs clear and there is no stain or residue left in the barrel.**Please note that this pen works with bottled ink only. Because it is a piston filler, it won't accept ink cartridges. If this is your first fountain pen and you want to get ink for it, I would recommend looking at the Diamine brand of ink. It's fairly inexpensive, comes in many colors, and performs very well.

Ne ho comprata una seconda!!Premetto che non sono un cultore delle stilografiche e non ne ho mai usate quotidianamente, quindi non mi soffermo in commenti tecnici.Le ho trovate oggetti molto interessanti, che rispetto ad una penna qualsiasi rendono molto più piacevole (sicuramente almeno per gli occhi) scrivere qualsiasi cosa: dall’appunto in università alla firma di documenti ufficiali.Ovviamente si possono usare con qualsiasi inchiostro ma direi che è un peccato non utilizzarne uno che sia anche bello! (personalmente ho usato alcuni pilot iroshizuku: non economici ma bellissimi)