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I love this pen. I was looking for something unique and ''special'' to use for my journaling time. This was just the something that took my Journaling to the next level of intimate and unique. It is easy to use. I've yet to have any leakage issues, or other messy concerns I've had when looking at using fountain pens to travel with me anywhere. The ink inserts are easy to change out. Remember to push until You free on hear the "pop" to know the cartridge is fully inserted and pierced for proper ink flow. I've also used it by dipping in the ink bottle. Tricky at first to find the proper amount of ink but again, the nostalgia keeps my personal journaling fun, personalized a little more and creative. This means I look forward to sitting down and journaling about my meditation, day or any other special time I want to writs about. For the value and desired "earthly" look I wanted, it is perfect. I've used it on multiple paper types and it writes cleanly on them all. My journal is handpressed, "raw" cotton paper, and still clear without any bleeding that would blur or otherwise distort my words and letters. I love the wood look as it helps me remain grounded while transitioning from deep meditation to recording my thoughts without a stark contrast from calm to hectic that other more expensive and modern looking fountain pens have. I have had several people ask where I got it and how much it cost. They're bought themselves one and we've all gifted one or two to others.

This is a surprisingly weighty pen for bamboo, as is the case. Both are beautifully crafted and the pen has a smooth writing style. An absolute bargain for the price too and looks significantly more expensive. Do note that this doesn't come with separate cartridges (although takes standard ones), however does have the refillable cartridge with it so you can full from a Quink Ink pot or similar.

My very favourite fountain pen, I use it daily at work and carry it in my purse. Writes smoothly and the nib is just the perfect size, I would say somewhere between medium to fine which makes the lines refined with each stroke. Glides beautifully and super smoothly. Bamboo wood makes an elegant and somewhat unique impression.I bought two sets of Monaggio ink cartridges with it (they are international standard size) and my video attached shows how I used them with the pen.Bigger all black set I got here:Fountain Pen Ink Refill Cartridges for Pens Set Fine to Medium Nib With Case for Calligraphy Drawing Writing Journal Refilling Cartridge Bulk Box Small International Standard Fit All Pack of 20 BlackAnd blue & black set I got here:Ink Cartridges Standard International Size for Fountain Pen Set Blue Black Fine to Medium Nib With Elegant Case Disposable For Calligraphy Writing Drawing Pens With Ink CartridgesI love this brand and also use their dry erase markers to make notes on my fridge calendar and keep track on my to-do lists, they come with 4 or 13 different colours, thought it might be helpful.Dry Erase Markers Whiteboard Markers Set (Classic Set (12 Markers: 4 Colors - 3 of Each Color))

Nice fountain pen for the price - added bonus of being a warm wooden one to replace my lost plastic one. Took my WHSmith cartridges and ink is flowing great but as I've only just started to use it, it will take a while for the nib to wear in to my handwriting.Like the nice matching case which opens like a glasses case. Will probably use the converter system as there are some lovely metallic inks on the market.

Just got my Monaggio fountain pen, and am enjoying it for now. It fits my hand well. It's a big heavier than the other fountain pen I've been using, but not to the point where it's a problem. A well=designed pen, ergonomically. A couple of issues -- the converter was stuck inside the top of the pen and I had to whack it numerous times, very hard, to get the converter out so I could fill it. And as I filled it with ink, the converter seemed flimsy. It felt like it might break at any moment. I hope this pen can accommodate other converters.