Kaweco CLASSIC SPORT Fountain Pen Black with 23 Carat Gold-Plated Steel Nib and Iridium Tip for Ink Cartridges I Sport Fountain Pen 13 cm I Nib: BB (Extra Broad)

Love it, chunky and light with good grip, helps sketch up my ideas for work quickly. It doesn't come with refills, which I need desperately. No doubt they're as expensive as the holder. Going aside, it's worth the price.

Well made, light. I can write on most papers, just not shiny stuff. I like to take notes w pencil.

Excelente

Great value for the price. Works perfectly. Too light however. Needs a bit more weight to feel comfortable.

This pencil feels comfortable as a quick jot. Lead thickness is pretty large and it will come to a really blunt point without a proper sharpener. For the Lemmings who can't be bothered to read the full product page and prefer to shout into the void about their impulsive purchase: -Pencil is about 4" long -Does not come with extra lead -No eraser -Strictly a holder; Cannot store spare lead -Not mechanical; This is a manual process.

This lead clutch just feels incredibly cheap. The plastic is extremely light and reminds me of the cheap vinyl products from the 70's. But I guess that's what they mean when they said a reproduction of the official pen for the Munich Olympic Games in 1972.

Well-made, attractive, and functional. Holds the lead securely, and fits the hand (at least for me, with my somewhat large hands) comfortably. It's plastic, yes, but kaweco products tend to be pretty durable even when not made of metal, and this seems no different.

My first experience with Kawaco pens was a Lilliput. The aluminum body with its finely machined threads feels like quality. A Sport with a metal body, is much more expensive, but would exude quality like the anodized aluminum Lilliput. Kaweco nibs are excellent. An aluminum Sport would easily get 5 stars. Save up and get a metal Sport.