Kaweco CLASSIC SPORT Fountain Pen Black with Gold-Plated Steel Nib and Iridium Tip for Ink Cartridges I Sport Fountain Pen 13 cm I Nib: BB (Extra Broad)

Lovely pen. Compact and writes insanely smoothly especially considering the fine nib and lower price point

This is an excellent pen to use. Light enough with the ink flowing smoothly. I chose a medium nib and blue ink cartridges. My handwriting looks great!

I love these pens. They are comfortable, write well and are great to just shove in your bag or pocket. However they don’t have room for a spare cartridge so be careful not to be caught short of ink. Also don’t develop a nervous habit of twisting the lid on and off, because you will destroy the thread!

Light weight fountain pen . Writes very well. Shape of pen prevents pen from rolling off desk. Personally I prefer the aluminium versions, or better still the brass version although these are more expensive

This is an amazing fountain pen ! I have a number of fountain pens (Parker Duofold, an original 51) and this writes as well, if not better, than them. Its compact size means it’s perfect for travel. Superb value for money !!

Nothing wrong with this pen. It’s a budget pen, so I didn’t expect premium packaging. It comes in a simple cardboard sleeve wrapped in a grey plastic bag. It’s cheap and to be honest , feels it. The pen is plastic, no clip, no adornments. The nib is good though and the medium tip writes smoothly enough. It came with a cartridge secreted in the barrel, which you’ll need to tap on a table to remove. It’s small, so won’t suit folks with extra large hands. A good pen, very cheap

The Kaweco gold-nibbed pen is a an absolute delight to use and gloriously beautiful to look at. The clever design with the oversized cap means that the pen is smaller when closed than when it is open. Great price from Amazon.

I bought this a number of years ago now and it arrived on time and was what I expected. If you're looking for a pen which is small and can fit into any pocket, so light-weight that you forget its in your pocket, and that's what matters most to you then this is a good pen for you. An everyday pen for on the go that you wouldn't mind loosing. I doubt that these are your primary concerns when buying a pen though... and at over £20 in a cost of living crisis you probably would be a bit upset at loosing this pen. It's price point is a little high for the quality of the pen. The shell is plastic making it very light weight, mine is also little scratchy to use, and both of these factors mean I don't really use this pen anymore. I prefer bold nibs which have a bit of weight to them (entirely my fault in this case because I knew this wasn't what I was buying). For the price point, I would just buy a Lamy which is a brand just as trusted as Kaweco has a greater choice of nibs, feels sturdier, slightly bigger, plastic body but with a frame which feels more solid.