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Pilot Varsity Disposable Fountain Pen, BLUE Ink, Sold as 1 Box of 12 Pens. |  | Brand: Varsity
Category: Office Product
Buy New: $19.39
as of 7/31/2010 02:28 CDT details
New (3) from $19.39
Seller: Nordisco Business Products
Rating:  4 reviews
Sales Rank: 1741
Color: BLUE
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 5.4 x 3.2 x 1.2
MPN: 90011
ASIN: B001HCLC6Q
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Assembly Required: No, Ink Color: Blue, Ink Type: Water Based, Refill: Non-refillable, Retractable: No, Tip: Fine Fountain Pen | | • | Sold as 1 box(12 per box) |
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Product Description
Fountain pen is completely disposable, convenient and easy to use. Innovative pure liquid ink technology guarantees an exceptionally smooth stroke. Unique fountain pen nib writes a crisp, clean fine line. Visible ink supply.
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| Customer Reviews:
I Love These Pens! July 12, 2010
L. Holmes Jr.
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I have several fountain pens that I use, including a Waterman Phileas, but after leaving it several places and then going back to retrieve it, I started looking for a disposable fountain pen that wrote well and I wouldn't mind it if I lost it. I already liked the the Pilot V7's and was delighted when I found these in black/blue in medium or fine nibs. They are excellent and cost very little. They are also hard to find off of the internet. My teenaged daughter has gotten hooked on writing with these and insist on nothing but them. I just ordered a bunch for her and her brother for the upcoming school year!
Pens that make writing easier June 27, 2010
Dian D. Chapman (Chicago, IL United States)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I've always been a fan of fountain pens, but as a technical consultant, I hadn't done much writing since high school, since most all of my writing is done via computer and keyboard. However, I've been a Soldiers' Angel since early 2008 (see [...]) and became a member of the Soldiers' Angels Letter Writing Team in late 2009. Since then, I've written to over 125 soldiers, including weekly letters to 13 adopted soldiers. So, to say the least, I've resurrected the lost art of letter writing, as I write an average of nine hand-written (more personal) letters each week. I'd been hunting for a nice fountain pen and did purchase a couple refillable ones via the web...one of which I like, but it wasn't quite smooth enough for constant writing and was a bit too thin. It was nice for the occasional note, but not for hours of writing each week. I discovered these disposable pens and just love them. I'm now on my third box of them! But they're not for everyone...as my husband proved when he tried using them. He prefers to print very small and requires a fine-tipped pen. I prefer writing script and do have clear, good hand-writing, so using a medium tip is no problem for me. I love how these pens glide on stationery, allowing me to write letter after letter for a couple hours each week with little effort...and no cartridges to handle. The flow is nice and even until just before they give out...toss it away and grab a new one. I'll keep using these as long as there are soldiers to whom to write.
Great Pen June 3, 2010
Cilantro13
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought my first varsity when in college for an art class. I feel in love with the feel of writing with them and the many things you can do by varying the angle and orientation of the nib.
Since then, I haven't seen them for sale in any of the office supply places I haunt. I am sure they are there somewhere, but this is a great deal for a great pen.
Favorite Pen... EVER! March 19, 2010
B. Walters (SF, CA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I love these things. I had some several couple years ago, but could not find them again. When I found them here on Amazon, I did a little happy dance. I bought a box. There's a pleasing tactile quality to writing with a Varsity Disposable Fountain Pen - I'm aware of the pen meeting and moving over the surface of the paper. Ballpoints and the like lack this substantial quality and are messy. The lack of a "ball" tip also improves my control of the pen and therefore my handwriting. Next time, though, I'll go for fine-point rather than medium. Makes me want to write letters again.
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