Pilot Prera Clear Body Fountain Pen - Medium Nib - Clear Light Blue Accent

Very nice pen!!! was actually pleasantly surprised!! i find my self wanting to use it quite a bit more then i thought i would. it rights very smooth no scratching at all. fits well in hand but i do wish it was a bit bigger. I like the look of clear pens and the light blue and white accents make it stand out just enough to be attractive. only thing is i wish i got the fine point instead of the medium but that's my fault not the pens. great pen and fun to write with!!

Wonderful pen to write with. Paired with the iroshizuku fuyu-syogun ink from the same order, it's been the only pen I've used since I got it a week ago.

I've had this pen for about a week now and I'm really pleased with it. I bought the "Pilot Iroshizuku Fountain Pen Ink - 50 ml Bottle - Ku-jaku Peacock (Deep Turquoise Blue)" to go along with it. When I first tried to use the converter to draw in the ink, it took a little trying. The pen didn't come with any instructions, so I was glad there was a blog entry on JetPens to instruct me. After a couple of minutes of filling up the converter cartridge, I finally got to writing, and it was great. The line is fine, and much thinner than I had assumed. The nib isn't very scratchy, in my opinion, and feels pretty smooth. I like the clear style pen, so I can see how much ink I have. And I like the light blue accent that matches my ink choice. The pen is light, not heavy at all, and when the cap is posted, it has a very good length. I've written with this pen for a week now and I do have to say I'm very happy with it. I would definitely recommend it.

I picked up one of these when I was in Osaka, Japan. I love this pen. I have the fine nib, and it's beautifully fine. The lid posts nicely, with a soft click. Exquisite, especially for the price.

I had a chance to handle this pen in person, and I'd like to say that this is a very well built pen. The cap posts smoothly, and it feels substantial. I certainly don't believe that the weight to cost can be applied to any pen, as I have some custom ebonite pens, and they are light, but certainly not cheap, and I also have cheap no name pens, that have a metal barrel that is heavy. This pen, didn't feel too light, especially for its size. It's a bit smaller than what I'm used to, but it fits my large hands just right. I wouldn't hesitate to buy this pen for myself, and neither should you. The line is just exactly what I expect from Pilot, not too wet, not too dry, but wet enough for its fine nibs to glide effortlessly over the paper.