Pilot Namiki IC100 Fountain Pen Ink Cartridges, Black, 12-Pack

I use these in my Pilot Kakuno fountain pen and they work really well. The cartridges are easy to put in, not messy, and the black ink writes smoothly. I like that I can just pop one in and keep writing without dealing with bottled ink. The color is a nice basic black, good for everyday writing, journaling, notes, or whatever else I’m using my pen for.

Works with other fountain pens. Easy to use, good quality ink.

Great product. Ink flows beautifully and drys quickly. As a left handed person, I can attest to no issues with smearing.

The ink feels quite nice!

I purchased this product for my Pilot Metropolitan. It easily entered the pen and did not spill when I inserted it, and immediately began writing. The ink does not feather much or at all on decent paper, and writes with dark lettering, smoothly, and with thin, crisp lines. The cartridges last for quite a while; The longevity is better than the Metropolitan's included reusable ink cartridge with standard pilot ink. The ink will likely last for a long time, and though the mL is less "bang for your buck" than buying a standard jar of ink, I have no doubt that the convenience and ease of use is worth the small amount of extra money for me.

Just Perfect

I bought these for my Pilot Cocoon, and my daughter's Pilot Metropolitan pens. I didn't buy them for the ink, I bought them to store different colors to test in our pens. My daughter and I love our Pilot Metropolitans and Pilot Cocoons (basically a Japanese market Metropolitan). The smaller size, though, means that ink capacity is limited. This is especially true if you like to use an ink fill converter such as a piston operated or squeeze type. The best way to get maximum capacity from the smaller pen is to use ink cartridges. The beauty of this is that cartridges can be reused by rinsing them out and refilling them with a syringe. The cartridges can even be filled and stored for later use. The way to do this is to squeeze the cartridge allowing the little round "cap" to fall out, and then re-seating the cap after refilling the cartridge. There are good demonstrations of this online if you google "reusing fountain pen ink cartridges" or the like. Anyway, if you want maximum capacity out of your smaller metropolitan or cocoon, cartridges are the way to go - inexpensive and ultra versatile.

Got these to use with my pilot Kaküno pen and they work great. Quality is pretty good though if you use them for more than writing the ink will run out fast. Depending on the paper it can bleed through a bit, but overall really worth the cost

Great for my pilot Cocoon (Japanese version of the MR that takes standard cartridges)

La uso para una pluma de la misma marca y muy bien

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pilot is known for its quality and this ink pairs really well with the kakuno fountain pen. happy with my purchase

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