This is an excellent..., May 8, 2013

By ekw...

This is an excellent product - well thought out and it appears very well made. Holds everything - pencils, eraser, sharpener, pens of all types, note pads, ink cartridges - in an organized and secure manner. Once you find a nook or a cranny for something in this bag, it's a lot easier to find it the next time - and it won't be damaged or broken. I've found enough cool things at JetPens that I'm debating whether I need to get a scond one of these.

  I have both the Slicci..., May 8, 2013

By WW2dude

I have both the Slicci and the Slicci Techo Mini. The plain Slicci gave me horrible results. The Techo Mini has been better, though. I really like the design; the metal housing, smooth action, and small size make this a great pen to store hidden away. I used it for a chemistry lab notebook and the small tip really helped me keep a clean record. I didn't use it for extended periods so the lack of a grip wasn't an issue, but if my hands were sweating at all the pen became more difficult to hold. Although I was able to deplete refills a few times there were a few that quit flowing prematurely, and skipping was always an issue. I haven't tried another pen with this kind of form factor so I can't recommend a competing model. I keep this as a mere backup because I'm not very satisfied with the refills and I don't need to have a pen this small. I've switched to the Uni-ball Signo 0.28, which hasn't had any problems with skipping or refills dying prematurely, though I haven't drained the core that it came with yet.

  great eraser, but just..., May 8, 2013

By me

great eraser, but just like the black boxy, it will melt plastics within a few days if stored next to plastic items in your case...

  great eraser, but be..., May 8, 2013

By me

great eraser, but be warned - will melt plastics within a few days if stored next to pens/pencils in your case. otherwise fine...

  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.