This Namiki Falcon with a soft fine nib was actually my first nib with any kind of serious flex to it. My gateway to flex, if you will.
Super-easy to clean. A real joy with which to write. Springy nib with just a bit of flex. I have to say that I was a bit disappointed with the amount of flex. If you're looking for a wet noodle, this is not the pent for you.
Know what I love? The CON-50 converter that comes with the pen. I know the thingy in there is supposed to help keep your ink mixed (and how nice is that?), but I also use it to tell how much ink is left in the pen - when that thing starts rattling around like crazy, it's time to refill!
Got mine from Goulet Pens. It's $144, but as of this writing - out of stock. Wahwah. (The pen, not the converter.)
And that nib? Falcon.
But..how did it write? I wrote the review below shortly after inking it the first time . . .
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And these pictures were taken just a few days ago. I've had lots of time to practice and I really like the pen. Not as much as I like my (new to me) vintage Waterman 52, though.
The ink is Noodler's Habanero (a favorite). You'll just have to forgive the color inaccuracy.
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Lily is one of our three (!!) dogs. We lovingly refer to her as The Crazy One |
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