cobee Handcrafted Wooden Fountain Pens Set, Vintage Luxury Wood Fountain Pen 0.5mm Fine Point Smooth Writing Pen With 12 Ink 2.6 mm Cartridges and Gift Box for Journaling Calligraphy Supplies(C)

I love these pen, it writes so smoothly. I am not disappointed.

Great for writing, and for beginners. very luxurious pen. I love it and would DEFINITLEY recomend this

Love the real wood, writes really well. It did leak a bit after first use, not sure if I should have stored differently to prevent this issue. Considering repurchasing as a gift.

Nice but leak like a baby diaper.

very elegant and good quality .

My husband really like it

I have used many fountain pens, but this one was the worst. This one leaked right from the beginning around the nib seal. Don't buy this one as this pen is JUNK!

Good first starter fountain pen

La penna è arrivata in una piccola scatolina che fa da custodia, in cui erano contenute anche le cartucce con l'inchiostro. La scatolina con si chiude molto bene e afferrandola per il coperchio si rischia di far cadere tutto. Per il resto è semplicemente perfetta. Ho caricato la penna con una cartuccia (rimuovendo prima il converter) e scrive bene. È leggera da tenere in mano, esteticamente si presenta molto bene e il materiale usato è molto piacevole al tatto. Il rapporto qualità prezzo è decisamente buono. Pregi: - Piacevole al tatto - Buona scrittura - Facile da ricaricare - Leggera Difetti: - Il coperchio della scatolina non chiude molto bene

Really good quality and looks really nice with hard, secure case. All my friends thought it was really cool.

Please excuse the ink on my fingers in the pictures, explanation coming soon. The feel of the wood body is rough to the touch to say the least however it does help with grip. The overall look is simple yet refined. The only thing wrong is the top. It adds to the weight and makes storing the pen with tip elevated to stop possible leaks without a container a bit of a pain. The ink converter I find, works better if you remove it from the pen and draw the ink from an ink bottle or, in my case a glass of ink taken from some international standard size ink cartridges (this pen takes a smaller insert diameter and need specialist ones that is why you see my inky digits) you won't need as much ink to draw up as you would to submerge the tip of the pen. The converter has a twist top so you twist it one way to push the plunger down and the opposite to push the plunger up. It is best to do both ways with the end submerged in the ink to prevent air bubbles, according to the manufacturer. As with most fountain pens, if you're not used to writing with a static tip and used biros, you'll feel the difference straight away as it will feel it catches or scrapes on the paper. It's been a while since I've used a fountain pen so I'll need to train myself to be less heavy handed and try to remember from my childhood days of learning looped cursive writing back in the early 80's. All in all, a nice looking pen, it works well, has an ink converter (and some ink cartridges so now I can order some or just a bottle of ink.) and does the job. All I have to do is see how long the quality lasts but until then, I shall get back to do some good old fashioned writing and try to improve it so it doesn't look like I've hammered spiders onto a page.

Nice looking, weighty pen. Sadly, it worked to begin with and gave a nice, thin line for drawing. It soon became patchy, however, and then leaked everywhere. The lid doesn't fit on the end of the pen either, which is a bit of a pain.

I didn't like this at all. Blotchy. Not easy to insert the ink. Couldn't be bothered to return it