LaPen (Black)

Back in January 2014 I purchased one of these pens because it was supposed to be similar in nib feel to a much more expensive pen I was considering. This was a cheap way to determine if I like the feel. It is now February 2017 and I am still using the same pen. It has far outlasted my expectations. I do not use the pen to write novels or color pictures but as a light weight purse pen, I have not been able to beat it. If nothing else I thought the ink would have dried out long before now. Perhaps I was lucky but I must say that when it finally does dry up, I will be replacing it with this same type of pen. (I never did purchase the expensive pen.)

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I got my first LE pen at a Books-a-million store. They are so calming to write with, I used mine in my journal almost every day. After a month or two, the nib started to retreat into the barrel, It was still functional, and as long as I held it right it worked fine. Eventually that pen dried out and I ordered these through Amazon. It was working beautifully just as my last one did. Why they are so inexpensive I have no idea, they're beautiful, attach securely to my journal (Moleskine, and B&N Readables), and are light and fit in pockets without stabbing through your pants or leaking. Unfortunately I misplaced my last one :,( but I intend on getting more anyway.Oh, one more thing. After a few weeks or so after the ink dries on the paper, theirs a sepia-glow that shows around the writing, It only does it in my Readable journal though, so I think it's a reaction to the paper. I love the effect though because it makes the paper look older without damaging it.They're not expensive and I like them and I really think you will like them too.

I never learned how to hold a pen correctly, so even as a righty, I constantly smudge my writing. I searched for a pen that offered solid ink flow with limited smudging. Le Pen (not La Pen, as the seller is calling it here...you should fix that!) does just that. I first found this pen in a stationary store in Los Angeles. When I moved back to Boston, I had to search online for my favortie pen.Compact, smooth, even flowing, and pretty much smudge-proof, Le Pen is the only pen I will use!

Bad deal on Uchinda Pens from Buy That Gift -- they were selling pens for 83 cents on the site, but charged me $5 for one black one! When I gave a bad review, the company called and presssured me to change my rating before Christmas so they wouldn't lose business and blamed the problem on Amazon. I wouldn't buy from this company again.

Not for me, I'm going back to my fountain pen with adapter for filling.

im a artist that loves crisp line in my artwork before i do any painting or colorizing and i found it to be very good in doing that so i would advise any one who wants to dabble in art try it out for you will enjoy it.

This thin pen is perfect for use with planners (e.g., Day Runner) which have a small holding cap-loop that a regular pen is too large for, and for other instances in which a thicker pen doesn't work as well.

Lovely pen, will buy another one!