Sailor Young Profit Fountain Pen - Medium Nib - Black Body

This pen produces a VERY extra fine line! I'm an illustrator and would absolutely draw with this pen as well as write.
The line is as fine as Sailor's Desk Fountain Pen, if not even finer! First ink I tried with this pen was Sailor's Nano Blue-Black cartridges. At first there was some skipping. After realizing it wasn't the pen, but rather the ink, I solved the problem. I just dipped the tippity tip of the pen in warm water and viola! The ink flow picked up at once. If your fond of a very fine line then this is the fountain pen for you.

Hello!
I wanted to write a review to help this pen out. I'll go over three qualities: looks, nib, and writing.
1) Looks
It's quite striking. Taking it out, you notice it quite quickly. Others will notice it quite easily. If you have sweaty hands, it may be a bit hard to hold, but it will get easier. The body is beautiful. It is a deep, shiny black. I'd have to give it a 5/5.
2) Nib
The nib is definitely very good quality, as many Sailor nibs are. It's a very small nib. It'd be comparable to a western extra fine. It can make the pen a bit rough to write with.
3) Writing
The pen takes a bit to start writing. Using a little bit of water on the nib if using a cartridge or starting the pen with a converter really helps. Once you start writing, it'll be a bit harsh to write with. This comes because it's just a bit dry because it's the first write. The more you write with it, it'll get easier. I can tell this because after my first day, it was quite softer. I'm expecting within a week, it should be very soft to write with.

Extras: It actually came with its case and two cartridges. I wouldn't bank on it coming with it because the site says it doesn't, but it was quite surprising. Makes me feel really nice, too.

Wrote like a nail, start-up problems, skipping and then finally wouldn't write at all. Leaving it overnight on it's side would allow it a little writing then it would go again. Fully cleaned it several times. Used it with Noodlers Black and Sailor's own nano black as well as some non waterproof ink to see if that helped. Tines seem to be aligned. Finally switched out the nib only with an extra fine purchased at the same time. It had a slightly better feed. Both have NIBs far thinner than the higher priced Sailors. Could use for drawing (which is what I got it for) but not really for writing. And then not reliably. So far after the switch of nibs, putting the fine on the extra fines feed system gave me one usable pen. Has me wary of the brand but just received a HighAce Neo that works very nicely so who knows. I really want a Sailor because they are the only ones who make cartridges with waterproof ink that I can use for drawing when traveling. It's a shame that these were so bad as the fit and finish is so much better than the beginners pen. I have the "LECOULE" on the way so we'll see.