Lamy Safari Fountain Pen - Fine Nib - Red Body & Chrome Clip

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Description

Pen includes one blue Lamy T10 ink cartridge. A variety of ink refill colors and Lamy converters available.

Life is a jungle, and the Lamy Safari pen can take you through it one stroke at a time. The Safari was voted as Best Pen Under $100 in Stylus Magazine's 2007 review and is one of the most popular lines of Lamy, a world-famous pen company headquartered in Germany. The body is made of sturdy and colorful ABS plastic and features a flexible brass wire clip and comfort molded grip section.

The Lamy conveniently refills with ink cartridges. There’s no need to push in cartridges, just insert cartridge and twist the barrel, and the pen tightens to puncture the cartridge itself.

See how simple it is to refill the Lamy Safari fountain pen with a cartridge refill in the video below:

Model Number: LAMY L16F

Weight: 0.60 oz (View shipping rates and policies)

Reviews

I bought this pen around..., December 17, 2011

By haeun7923 - See all my reviews

I bought this pen around a year ago, and I've used it pretty much every day. It writes like a dream, and drawing with it's pretty good. Replacing the cartridges is very easy, which is good, since this pen seems to go through a good amount of ink. During my heaviest periods of use, I probably replace the cartridge once a month or so. (Note that the ink in the standard Lamy cartridges isn't waterproof. A converter can solve that though.) Also, the nib can be changed out fairly easily. I like the Fine size, though I don't actually find it to be particularly fine, probably around 0.7mm. Overall a great everyday pen at a great price. (I paid about ten dollars more for mine.)

It's okay. Just okay...., December 27, 2010

By dayneil - See all my reviews

It's okay. Just okay. The fine nib is awfully fine. The nib feels stiff and slightly scratchy. The pen feels high quality though. The converter works great. Honestly I prefer the cheap Pilot disposables because of their thick line, smooth feel, and rapid ink flow.
http://www.jetpens.com/index.php/cPath/214_492
I also like my Waterman better.
Yet this pen is superior to any of the cheap Chinese pens I've tried.