BrandPelikan
Model Number940874
Manufacturer Part Number940874
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Product Specifications
Technical Details
- Nib width A (for beginners)
- New specially developed grip profile
- Sturdy, flexible nib
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Product Description
Fountain pen for children learning to write in a blue, modern design, nib width A (for beginners).
Product Description
Für Schreibanfänger. Spezial-Griffprofil verhindert das Abrutschen auf die druckstabile, elastische Edelstahlfeder. Blaue Tintenpatrone. Rollbremse an Kappe und Schaft. Mit Namensschild. Transluzenter Schaft., Hersteller: Pelikan Vertriebsgesellschaft, Marke: Pelikan, Schaftfarbe: blau
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13 reviews
16 of 16 people found the following review helpful
These are fabulous pens!
29 May 2008
I bought a red one and a blue one - one for my 12-year-old daughter and one for me. These pens are designed for school children, but I thought they'd work well for both of us, as we both have small hands.
They do fit our hands perfectly. They write beautifully - smooth and even with no skips or blobs. No irritating scratchiness, either. They look nice, too. They certainly don't look like extremely high-end pens, but they look well made and come in bright, pretty colors.
When my husband tried my pen, he wanted his own. He does not have small hands, but he liked the fit and the feel of the pen, as well. Don't let the "junior" designation scare you away.
They do fit our hands perfectly. They write beautifully - smooth and even with no skips or blobs. No irritating scratchiness, either. They look nice, too. They certainly don't look like extremely high-end pens, but they look well made and come in bright, pretty colors.
When my husband tried my pen, he wanted his own. He does not have small hands, but he liked the fit and the feel of the pen, as well. Don't let the "junior" designation scare you away.
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
Awesome beginner's pen
11 Feb 2010
Amazon Verified Purchase
My daughter has had trouble in the third grade with her handwriting, so for Christmas I purchased this pen. My thought process was that making handwriting a special event with a special pen would merit more time spent on the activity. The results have exceeded my expectations.
When I gave it to her, I explained the importance of taking really good care of the pen. I told her that it wasn't like the other pens she had used and she needed to be very careful not to drop it or just let it rattle around. She has done so well that at any given moment, she knows where the pen is at and surprised me yesterday when she brought it over explaining that it had fallen to the ground. She wanted to know if it was okay, which aside from a few drops of splattered ink, it was.
In terms of the pen itself, it is a very smooth writer. The nib is a bit wider than I personally prefer, a solid medium when I prefer a fine to very fine writing instruments. I have to say though that the durability just seems there on this slightly springy tip. When I write, I like my pens to write wet which this certainly does without blobbing or leaking. That's a testament to both the point and the type of ink put through the pen.
The barrel plastic seems plenty durable and thick. The cap is a click cap as opposed to a screw on, but I wouldn't let that dissuade anyone from purchase. The end of the cap provides a nice cushioned seal.
You can't really tell by looking that it's going to fit the hand as well as it does. I am a fairly typical adult with average sized hands and it works well for me. My eight year old daughter also finds the pen to be a good fit. The overall shape is just right for a range of writers.
Just yesterday I had to refill the pen for the first time. I used the Noodler's Polar Black which flows very well through this pen. <offtopic>If you've not tried the Noodler's inks, you really should, great stuff at a fantaastic price point</offtopic>. The refillable cartridge is inexpensive and makes the pen a worthy keeper.
When I gave it to her, I explained the importance of taking really good care of the pen. I told her that it wasn't like the other pens she had used and she needed to be very careful not to drop it or just let it rattle around. She has done so well that at any given moment, she knows where the pen is at and surprised me yesterday when she brought it over explaining that it had fallen to the ground. She wanted to know if it was okay, which aside from a few drops of splattered ink, it was.
In terms of the pen itself, it is a very smooth writer. The nib is a bit wider than I personally prefer, a solid medium when I prefer a fine to very fine writing instruments. I have to say though that the durability just seems there on this slightly springy tip. When I write, I like my pens to write wet which this certainly does without blobbing or leaking. That's a testament to both the point and the type of ink put through the pen.
The barrel plastic seems plenty durable and thick. The cap is a click cap as opposed to a screw on, but I wouldn't let that dissuade anyone from purchase. The end of the cap provides a nice cushioned seal.
You can't really tell by looking that it's going to fit the hand as well as it does. I am a fairly typical adult with average sized hands and it works well for me. My eight year old daughter also finds the pen to be a good fit. The overall shape is just right for a range of writers.
Just yesterday I had to refill the pen for the first time. I used the Noodler's Polar Black which flows very well through this pen. <offtopic>If you've not tried the Noodler's inks, you really should, great stuff at a fantaastic price point</offtopic>. The refillable cartridge is inexpensive and makes the pen a worthy keeper.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
super fountain pen
18 Oct 2008
Amazon Verified Purchase
No doubt about it, a great fountain pen..and what a great price! I suggest getting a converter so you don't have to bother with ink cartridges.
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