Lamy Safari Fountain Pen Medium Nib - Aquamarine - Candy Special Edition 2020 - Model 021
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T10 cartridges are only used by Lamy. I don't believe I've ever seen a generic cartridge that works with Lamy fountain pens.
Yes, it is possible. I have had no problems using Noodler's waterproof ink.
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If you're new to fountain pens or want to try something new, this is a great pen to start with. This pen is very light, weighing only. 6 oz. It is 5. With the lid closed, the container measures 5 inches long and 6 inches long. The lid is a snap cap and measures 5 inches when posted. The nib is steel and can be changed, and the pen's body is resin/plastic with a matte finish. Different types of ink can be used with Lamy cartridges or converters. It's a nice solid pen that glides across paper smoothly and is easily one of the more durable pens I own and use on a daily basis. When compared to my Pilot metropolitan or Jinhao dragon pen, I think it's a good compromise between weight, writing quality, and price. In addition, it's always a nice addition to a fountain pen collection. br>br>I've read other reviewers' concerns about this seller, specifically that these are fake Lamy safari fountain pens (I went ahead and took the risk with this seller because I knew it would be several weeks before I could get the pen from a pen company I trust (GPC) because they were closed due to Covid-related issues. 19) and it's a valid concern that I see with most pens, given the high prevalence of counterfeit and knockoff versions. These pens, on the other hand, are not fakes, and it was clear that the person didn't understand the Lamy manufacturing process or the differences between real and fake pens. fake. I hope the information below will give people more confidence in their Lamy safari endeavors, whether they purchase their pens from this seller or another. br>br>Information on how to tell the difference between a genuine and a fake a replica of the Lamy Safari fountain penbr>- Two boxes will contain a genuine Lamy pen. Two Lamy boxes, one black and one silver. (Although some special editions may come in a unique box or packaging, you're in luck because there are several ways to tell if a Lamy safari pen is genuine. ) )
- Your pen will have a cardboard ring with the word "remove" on it to keep the barrel from being fully attached (older pens had writing on the inside of the cardboard ring, but newer ones do not). br>- You will receive a blue ink cartridge; a converter will not be included (unless ordered separately). br>- Your new Lamy pen will most likely have some blue ink on it (this is not an indication that it was previously used and returned), as part of Lamy's manufacturing process before shipping includes testing the pen with blue ink. br>- The Lamy logo will be clearly visible at the end of your pen (fakes will be less so), the bottom of the pen will say "Germany," and the top or finial of the lid will have a cross or plus indention with a small hole (older versions had just a filled in circle with the small hole). br>- You will be able to see through the window (where the ink cartridge is visible) of your pen when you attach your barrel, regardless of how you attach it. Fake pens are notorious for having problems with this and having parts that block the window.
- The O- On a fake, the ring around the barrel will easily come off. br>- There will be some scratching going on. Look carefully (preferably with a magnifying glass) to see if the nib tines are misaligned if it's really scratchy or ink isn't flowing well. It's also possible that the way you hold the pen is a contributing factor. The writing on the nib is also pronounced and has Lamy, as well as the size on the nib. br>br>And guess what? These pens passed the test!.
Update- br>The quality of this pen is still excellent; I've had no problems with it, but in the meantime, I've discovered that you can get it for a lot less money (and sometimes even for free) on other fountain pen websites.
- review from the start br>The Lamy Candy series of fountain pens is a fantastic collectible. For steel nib fountain pens, Lamy Safari is always a good choice, and the candy series is full of vibrant colors.
This was my first fountain pen, and it's absolutely fantastic. After I got the hang of this one, I switched to a fine tip, but it's still one of my favorites. I would strongly advise anyone interested in learning calligraphy or lettering to purchase this book.
The one I got came in a blister pack, and it has a couple of flaws that I don't think would pass Lamy's QA. The edge of the mold it was made in can be seen, and the end bit has plastic burs. I've never heard of LAMY blue, but the ink that came with it is very light. I didn't see any evidence of the testing that each pen is supposed to go through before being packaged. br>br>When compared to my genuine Lamy, it feels much lighter and the plastic appears to be of lower quality. I'm dissatisfied. br>br>.
For the past ten years, I've been collecting.
This fountain pen was exactly as described, and it arrived on time. The color is beautiful, and it's a breeze to write on.
This is how I use permanent ink for my artwork. The best.
This pen is what I use to keep track of my appointments in my planner. It's an excellent pen for this task. I'm put off by the plastic barrel in a pen that costs this much, but it's comfortable in my hand, so that's something I consider.
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