Picasso 916 Matte Black Fountain Pen Titanium Black Medium Nib with Gift Box

This is a very nice pen, good weight, nice posting and wrights beautifully, Very reminiscent of my "Sheaffer TARGA" pen but easily used for daily tasks and not worrying about loosing it.

Hasta el momento el artículo está funcionando adecuadamente. He usado una tinta de otra marca que ya tenía y fluye sin problema. El trazo se ha mantenido continuo y los materiales le dan una vista elegante. Me parece una buena compra de acuerdo al costo.

Siempre puede usarse sin que se seque

Der Füller liegt sehr gut in der Hand auch noch nach längerem Schreiben. Die Feder, in meinem Fall extra Fine, schreibt flüssig und gleitet gut über das Papier.

Fountain Pens can be expensive -- especially if you want one of good quality. I have to say, I've been impressed with this pen at $20. I like it as much as my $35 TWSBI Eco.I love the matte black body. I'm not usually a fan of black pens because I like to be more colorful, but this pen looks nice, and I really like the feel of the matte finish. I don't think I have any other pen with a matte finish, and it's definitely nice.The weight is good. It's not too heavy for a metal pen, and it feels sturdy. It feels like it could handle a few drops.The clip is pretty stiff, so you might have some trouble trying to clip it to anything too thick. The cap has a good solid feel when you pull it off. I mean, it has a grip as you're pulling it off which definitely doesn't feel like it would slide off accidentally, and it has a satisfying click when you cap it. I haven't been using it long, but I think the way the cap is will help keep the nib from drying out if you let it sit for a while. I've let it sit for a day or two, and it started right back up when I used it again. One thing I'll note about the grip of the cap is if you accidentally twist the pen while pulling off the cap, it might unscrew the grip section from the barrel a bit. I have only had trouble with it when trying to cap and uncap with one hand though. It also posts very securely, but posting it makes it just a tad back heavy for my taste -- but I almost never post my pens, not even my little Kaweco Sport or my Brass Travelers Pen. I just personally don't care for posted pens.I haven't had any issues with ink flow: no hard starts or skips or railroading (of course, this is not a flex nib, so you shouldn't be trying to flex it which is where you would get railroading) or anything like that. It has performed flawlessly for me so far. The feed keeps up with my writing even when I write faster. I should note I've been using Diamine Hope Pink, as the ink can affect the flow. I've never had any trouble with that ink in any of my pens.It's not a super wet writer, but it's not horribly dry either. I tend to prefer gushers, but this pen is a pretty good medium which would work better on bad paper than a gusher would.The nib is pretty basic. It's not super smooth, but it definitely isn't scratchy. It has a nice basic feedback similar to my TWSBI Eco's nib.The converter it comes with is good. It's a basic one that gets the job done. It's nothing special, but I don't have any issues with it either.It's a medium sized pen. It's not too thin/short, but it's also not huge.All in all, it's a great basic pen if you want something that isn't too flashy, writes well, and is reliable without spending too much money on a pen. I have been looking for a good starter fountain pen for my boyfriend, and I thought this would be it. However, I might have to buy another one because I'm enjoying it a little too much to give it away right now.

Pluma increíble, punta fina, fácil uso. Me compraría otra