I own the Kaweco sport..., May 8, 2013

By kimscottfamily

I own the Kaweco sport in the dark Burgundy color. I purchased it with the EF nib, which worked quite well but I chose to replace the nib with the 1.1mm stub, which I find I really like, because this is my personal preference. I find the sport style to be a reasonably smooth writer, does not dry out easily and is compact and easy to transport. I have more expensive and "serious" pens but enjoy the simple and somewhat playful feel of the Kaweco sport. I bought the Music Print Pen for my mucsic teacher daughter as I thought it would be a fun novelty. I was not expecting the music notes around the side of the pen to be "classy" but rather "fun" and I think that they are! It seems to be a very similar quality to the burgundy sport which I own and I was not disappointed.

  This highlighter is amazing...., May 8, 2013

By gl....

This highlighter is amazing. The clear window allows me to see what I'm highlighting and has a great aesthetic appeal. The felt tip side is also really useful. I alternate between both sides often when highlighting/underlining/etc...

The color is perfect. It's a soft purple that makes your text stand out, not stick out. This highlighter makes my notes so much more fun to read!

  Very convenient, very..., May 8, 2013

By ekw...

Very convenient, very portable, highly affordable, and full of high-quality paper on which it's a pleasure to write. Fine nib fountain pens, even the Uni-ball Signo Bit 0.18 gel pen glide across this paper easily. One of three Rhodia products I have, and all of them work great.

  I bought one of these,..., May 8, 2013

By ekw...

I bought one of these, along with one of the same model but with the 0.18 mm ball, admittedly out of curiosity - could truly usable pens be made with a point that fine? In my opinion, the answer in both cases is yes. You may need to adjust your writing style to be satisfied with these - a lighter touch, a minimal adjustment to the angle of pen to paper, careful attention to the pressure being applied - but these are noteworthy writing instruments. Thank you, JetPens, for making these available.

  This pencil sharpener..., May 7, 2013

By rayaroxy

This pencil sharpener is worth more than the price! It works just as good (if not better) as a Staedtler or my former favourite colored pencil sharpener by Faber Castell. It smoothly sharpens the pencil with ease. I'd enjoy having a resvoir for the shavings, but it's great for a handheld. My stingy prismas are nice and sharp now. Also, the sharp is, at first, similar to a company (i forgot the word haha) sharpen. It's short and sharp, but if you sharpen it longer it'll reach a nice point. I really love it, I'd buy more of these!