Pilot V Pen (Varsity) Disposable Fountain Pens, Black,Blue,Red Ink, Small Point Value Set of 3（With Our Shop Original Product Description）

With the pen first held with the nib/feed end facing the floor, hold the open end of the syringe barrel downward and drop ink into it until the end of the barrel meets with the nib/feed so it can be pressed over. Starting with friction over sealing the inside of the barrel to the outside of the Vpen tip to prevent leakage while holding the new ink (from a separate bottle, using the green drinking straw and thumb to trap ink in the end of the straw, transfer to the barrel, then release thumb). There is no additional space between the hyphens. To do this, flip the barrel so that the ink is on top, with plunger extending upward As the pen becomes syringe-style now, with transfer ink inside, the plunger can be manipulated back and forth to move through the ink, allowing movement of the ink through the barrel. Don't put pressure on them Ink and vacuum are held at the tip of the Vpen. Pulling out air bubbles with the vacuum strokes alternates with the ink strokes. Ink and air bubbles move the opposite way, so ink flows from gravity, into the barrel of the syringe, and then into the pen (with vacuum and plunger motions, only a wipe to clean up) with air bubbles seen collecting through the tip. As long as you do not force the plunger you will not get any mess. There is no additional space between the hyphens. Changing the pen's shape doesn't require cutting it, or separating it, then assembling it again. A large volume of air was displaced by transferring ink. Recycling this pen is a very good idea and at the same time performs like a new one!.

Kadence Best

| Mar 07, 2021

My fountain pen has been long forgotten, but it's nice to reacquaint myself with it! These are inexpensive yet do an excellent job of writing even though they are disposable. It is easy to write with without blotting, and the ink flows smoothly. In addition, I also love the deep colors of the inks I received in black, blue and red. This is a good fountain pen there are certainly better ones out there, but these are a win, and they help restore a sense of enjoyment to It is hard to beat the price. If I would change one thing about them, I wish they were heavier in weight like my Mont Blanc, which just got put back into service. Definitely ordering more of these. I still plan to use them. It's a great and very cheap way to experience using a fountain pen if you have never used one previously. My bet is that you will enjoy them as much as I do.

Cayson Shepard

| Nov 17, 2020

There are several fountain pens in my collection that are $500 and up. The problem is that you cannot put them away for weeks without doing anything, then they dry up and you have to disassemble them The job is going to be easier now that I have an ultrasonic cleaner. As long as there is ink in these pens, they work for life Then I have my "dress pen" and the one I use on a daily basis.

Clarissa Davidson

| Aug 26, 2020

Three pens were delivered to me, and I found they weren't very successful. While the blue pen worked very well, the black pen seemed to strain for ink, and thus was very thin, while the red pen sent twice as much ink as needed, and was a sloppy mess to use. My experience with disposable fountain pens goes back a few decades, and I know that QC can occasionally be low. My general rule is that as long as 2/3rds of the pens in a package work well, it's The single good, functional pen I had in a three pack was the only one that worked. It's possible I got unlucky and some others were lucky enough to get some lemons.

Iyla Ibarra

| Mar 06, 2021

My family used fountain pens when I was a kid. For years, receiving a Parker fountain pen for your birthday or graduation indicated you had reached adulthood. One time, work gave me one that had a Cross logo on it. My first mountain bike was I was pleased with all of them. They were in style for a while, but then out of style. A good supply of ink cartridges was not After seeing these, I regretted not having done so sooner. I was given them as a gift by my sister. My favorite thing about them is how well they work. This is the ease and simplicity of it I love the way the ink flows through the pens. Do not hesitate to use one if you have never done so! You can easily try them because of these features. We should not dispose of the disposable parts. They still will go into recycling, though. The MontBlanc I had in my pocket was pulled out. Now we just have to look for the ink. . . . However, if you are trying out fountain pens then this is a good.

Vera Heath

| Mar 10, 2021

It is a JOY to use these pens! These pens elicit satisfaction in beginner and expert writers alike after using them for just a few uses due to the subtle sound, the slowing of the writing pace, and the beautiful results after just a few touches. You can even find refill tutorials on YouTube. They are a great pen!.

Athena Fisher

| Jun 03, 2021

The result is a medium-sized pen that is more like a metropolitan medium than a Metropolitan Fine, yet you can write on cheap paper It just won't happen with a medium point varsity team. The only negative thing is I only got to use the red and blue pen out of the three I bought. Due to the fact that.

Esther Newman

| Jun 11, 2021

Despite the price, these pens have smooth writing ability for such a low price. You do need to be a little more careful when handling a fountain pen, but these disposable pens are lightweight and uncomplicated, and they will not leak ink. My old sturdy fountain pen is now unavailable to me, so I have to make do with my cellphone instead. By doing this, I get much of the satisfaction back for a very low price.

Atreus Vance

| Sep 20, 2020