Buy Lamy Studio Steel Fountain Pen - Stainless Steel, Medium Nib L65MLamy Studio Steel Fountain Pen - Stainless Steel, Medium Nib L65M Product Description:
- Body made of brushed stainless steel
- Polished steel nib
- Unique designed clip
- The wide diameter of the barrel presents the shape of comfort
Product Description
If you like the look of individuality, then the Studio, with its propeller-shaped clip will give your writing an original whirl. The wide diameter of the barrel presents the shape of comfort, and the chrome-plated clip makes the Studio the ideal eye-catcher. Choose from steel-nibbed fountain pen, rotating ballpoint, rollerball, or twin multipen in brushed matte steel. The multipen is twist-action and includes a ballpoint and mechanical pencil.. Warranty: Lifetime. MANUFACTURERS WILL ONLY HONOR WARRANTIES ON PRODUCTS PURCHASED FROM AN AUTHORIZED DEALER. DON'T GET BURNED, BUY AUTHORIZED.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Good value for the money
By R. J. Reid
The pen itself is devoid of any frills and the only markings on the black outer surface is the small silver Lamy logo printed alongside the clip near the top of the cap. The clip is probably the Studio's most defining feature, resembling a propeller made of polished stainless steel. It begins wide and flat at the top like a conventional clip, but then narrows as it progresses down and eventually ends like a rounded blade sticking out the side of the cap. I find the clip to be very attractive and it provides firm retention on a variety of pockets from blue jeans to a dress shirt. The rounded blade end lends itself well to being clipped to a thin shirt pocket with one hand. Overall, the pen weighs approx. 33g filled and measures 14cm long. Diameter is approx. 1.1cm at its widest point and 0.8cm at its narrowest. It feels solid with the right amount of heft to feel like you are holding a quality writing instrument.The barrel and cap appear to be made of metal and coated with a black finish that has a slightly grippy texture. It provides a finish that contrasts nicely with the shiny polished clip and plated ends. The Studio doesn't catch your eye immediately like other fancier pens, but it has a neat, professional air about it.I prefer firmer nibs and the Studio's nib definitely suits my taste. The nib gives very little under moderate pressure, providing a consistent fine line and makes carbon copies of good quality, though it won't match a good rollerball or ballpoint. The stainless nib is fairly compact and produces fine wet lines about 0.5mm wide on both horizontal and vertical strokes. Out of the box, the nib felt a little rough, but didn't catch on any of the papers I used. It smoothed out over the course of a fill and now writes very smoothly. Feed is reliable even after sitting idle for a while (like in a classroom setting listening to a lecture and taking notes). I find the firmness makes for a smoother feel when writing on multiple sheets like notebooks, but that's just me. The Studio includes a clear plastic screw-type converter for bottled ink and the pen is easily filled by sticking the nib into the well and turning the knob. In this manner, the converter tends to fill up to about 80% capacity leaving a small window between the piston and the ink.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
All that you need
By C. J. Ervin
A great balanced pen with a snap on lid (important when you want to write a lot and not have to unscrew the top each time). Excellent quality, but mime did not come with a convertor. I purchased one separately and used Levenger ink for a great writing experience. I personally do not like the Lamy ink as it appears thin and lacks substance on the page. I plan on getting another for black ink. Ink flow is just right and I have not had one "mess" with it.
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