JM20 Disposable Fountain Pen 0.3-0.4mm Line Black Ink - Pack of 3

The pens have a nice weight to them and look/feel a lot more expensive than they are. The ink flows well and is very smooth and clear to write with. Great pens for anyone who like affordable, but impressive performing and looking stationary!

This was a novelty to me. Anyone who remembers REAL fountain pens will find this a bit wanting. However, it is a decent replica and the writing looks like fountain pen writing........which is what I wanted. A little scratchy and the script comes thick and thin. But I’d try them if I were you.

Best option for drawing with a variable line. Not archival quality so best for sketchbook drawings kept away from exposure to light

These pens are great. Easy to write with whatever your style. Last for ages and the nibs do not thicken with use. They do form themselves to your style of writing, but in a subtle way. Love them!

Brilliant pens reminds me of my calligraphy class at school. Writes perfectly and is smooth .

..a modest price. Fountain pen looks at ball point prices. I used these in my college years 40 years ago. I think they are a more manageable scribing iron. The 'nib' is dues sided so one may vary line thickness by using the short or long nib support or turn the nib through 90degrees to give the classic wide and narrow combination to the written work. Cheap and cheerful and no mess. What's not to like?

If you like using a fountain pen you will love these pens. It is not always easy to refill a fountain pen half way through a meeting so I always keep one of these pens as an emergency replacement. Great pens at a great price.

I'm a bit of a pen geek - I love expensive pens but I also get pleasure from using cheap utilitarian pens for a couple of quid, if they are a pleasure to write with. I thought these sounded interesting, so I bought 3. They do indeed write very nicely but you have to hold them correctly. There are two black supports above and below the white "nib" and you need to get the longest one on top for it to write correctly (see photo). The worst bit is that you can't just eyeball the pen as you pick it up and it's obvious, as with a proper nib - you have to examine the pen closely and then rotate the barrel so it is held in the correct position. Not therefore my favourite pen.