Kaweco Classic Sport Fountain Pen Blue

Well built, light, beautiful, compact. The nib action is lovely, smooth and accurate. Highly recommend. Well worth the price.

I recently started using fountain pens again, so much more satisfying than tapping a keyboard. I have 2 Lamy Al Stars (one medium, one fine) a Kaweco Sport fine and a Moleskine Kaweco medium. All do the job and are nice to write with. The nicest writing experience is with the Kaweco Sport fine. I was concerned when it arrived, its small and I have big hands. Once its posted with the top on the barrel, it's absolutely fine. Great price, nib feels expensive but it isn't, good ink flow, good feedback. An excellent first pen

Nothing wrong with this pen. It’s a budget pen, so I didn’t expect premium packaging. It comes in a simple cardboard sleeve wrapped in a grey plastic bag. It’s cheap and to be honest , feels it. The pen is plastic, no clip, no adornments. The nib is good though and the medium tip writes smoothly enough. It came with a cartridge secreted in the barrel, which you’ll need to tap on a table to remove. It’s small, so won’t suit folks with extra large hands. A good pen, very cheap

Light weight fountain pen . Writes very well. Shape of pen prevents pen from rolling off desk. Personally I prefer the aluminium versions, or better still the brass version although these are more expensive

A good quality fountain pen. Easy to hold and write. Neat looking. Non-blotchy. Took about half a page to come out of scratchy mode and acclimatise to my handwriting. Now it’s like an old friend.

I love these pens. They are comfortable, write well and are great to just shove in your bag or pocket. However they don’t have room for a spare cartridge so be careful not to be caught short of ink. Also don’t develop a nervous habit of twisting the lid on and off, because you will destroy the thread!

I bought this a number of years ago now and it arrived on time and was what I expected. If you're looking for a pen which is small and can fit into any pocket, so light-weight that you forget its in your pocket, and that's what matters most to you then this is a good pen for you. An everyday pen for on the go that you wouldn't mind loosing. I doubt that these are your primary concerns when buying a pen though... and at over £20 in a cost of living crisis you probably would be a bit upset at loosing this pen. It's price point is a little high for the quality of the pen. The shell is plastic making it very light weight, mine is also little scratchy to use, and both of these factors mean I don't really use this pen anymore. I prefer bold nibs which have a bit of weight to them (entirely my fault in this case because I knew this wasn't what I was buying). For the price point, I would just buy a Lamy which is a brand just as trusted as Kaweco has a greater choice of nibs, feels sturdier, slightly bigger, plastic body but with a frame which feels more solid.

This is a fantastic pen. The ink flows as soon as you put pen to paper, something few pens can claim. I have several Pilot Capless fountain pens for that very reason but they are at least 4 times the cost. It is very light to carry but it really can go anywhere with no fear of it leaking. It is such a smooth writing experience too and lovely to hold. I now have two of these and wish I had been introduced to them years ago. If you like writing with fountain pen this one is a delight.

I am a left hander. Smudging is a way of life. With this pen tho, smudging is a lot less. I will credit it to the ink. In fact, I am thinking of buying the Kaweco ink for my Lamy safari.

Rivedo il precedente giudizio che era negativo: ora che ho riattivato il flusso dopo lavaggio con acqua sto provando la penna e anche a distanza di 4-5 gg di inutilizzo riprende sempre a scrivere senza problemi. Il tratto è grosso ma va bene così. Direi quindi valutazione più che positiva.

Wrights really well, easy to store

Nice thick nib tip and it can be used as an eyedropper pen.

Smooth as silk