First there's a Pilot Parallel calligraphy pen, with a 2.4mm nib. The Parallel is a very interesting pen with an unique nib design. The tines are actually two plates that are almost touching and this ensures very good ink flow between them.
Then there's a Sailor HighAce Neo fountain pen with an F (Fine) nib. This is a beginner pen from Sailor and I wanted a green one so I could match it with green ink. I also got a converter for the Neo. Ironically, the converter is half the cost of the fountain pen.
Finally, I bought a set of 12 color cartridges for the Pilot Parallel pen.
Are you planning a review of the Sailor? I have been going back and forth on that and the Recruit but I was going to try to find a good review first.
ReplyDeleteOh sure. In time I will review all of my fountain pens but I can't guarantee when.
ReplyDeleteAs a quick tip, I will just tell you that the F nib is fine indeed. So you might want to get an M nib, depending on what you prefer.
I really enjoy my Pilot Fine, which is more like an XF, so I'd probably like it as long as it's smooth. In some pens I need to get a fine, because the XF is too scratchy.
ReplyDeleteWell... the HighAce F seems a little bit scratchy but it's just a feeling due to the fact that it's so fine. On the other hand it is very precise if you need it for fine work.
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