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(16 customer reviews)
2 out of 2 people found the following review helpful
A lovely penholder, especially...,
April 18, 2011
A lovely penholder, especially for those (like me) who have a heavy hand and a
tense grip. The cap is a great addition, enabling me to carry it away from the
studio but also to just protect it when not in use. The support for two
different-sized nibs is great, though I ended up ordering two holders and I
switch back and forth between pen sizes-- true to other reviews, it can be
difficult sometimes to pull the nibs out. Which isn't a bad thing, I would
rather have to tug on my nibs to get them out than have them fall out
mid-drawing.
2 out of 2 people found the following review helpful
this is a great holder....,
March 13, 2011
this is a great holder. the cap makes it very easy to take it somewhere
withought damaging your nib or whatever you carry it in. (which is good for me
because i just randomly carry things around in my jacket pocket) It holds things
securely, a little too well to the point where it sometimes hurts when i have to
pull out my g pen nib. great holder and the inner ring is a good feature if you
dont have the 25.
1 out of 1 people found the following review helpful
this one had a cap on...,
November 13, 2011
this one had a cap on it so its better than other pen holders!
1 out of 1 people found the following review helpful
Best holder out there!...,
November 2, 2011
Best holder out there! It's a pleasure to use and has a great balance and weight
in the hand. I won't use any other holder for my Tank Masters.
Very nice pen holder...,
March 21, 2012
Very nice pen holder since it can hold several types of nibs. I've used it once
so far and it feels very natural in my hand. I absolutely love this. Not to
mention it is really pretty, at least in my opinion.
Though it can hold multiple...,
March 10, 2011
Though it can hold multiple types of nibs, I prefer using it for precision G and
Tama pens and in contrast prefer to use the Tachikawa-25 for the small
Maru/Round pen nibs.
It has a balanced feel to in in terms of weight and it's size perfectly fits my
hands. The grip is helpful, but I end up holding it lower anyway. The cap is
really helpful for storage and transport specially if you like using these pens
for work, classes or just want to draw on the go.
Tachikawa's line on holders are amazing for their idea of being able to hold
variable pen sizes all around. Most likely the choice is all in preference,
since their holders are high quality.
*if only they made a double-sided manga pen holder* wink-wink..
Very, very good holder!...,
February 8, 2011
Very, very good holder! It works great on tachikawa nikko and zebra nibs!
I really like this pen...,
January 19, 2011
I really like this pen holder. It is comfortable, my nibs fit in it securely,
and the cap keeps the nib protected and is snug. I recommend it.
Looks as great as it...,
December 29, 2010
Looks as great as it functions. I bought most of the Zebra pen nibs with this
holder (G, Tama, and School. All chrome versions) and none of them fall out
while using. The cap secures nicely on both ends.
It's got a cap, which...,
December 7, 2010
It's got a cap, which the others don't have. Buy the black ink, this, and a
ZEBRA brand nib and you get free shipping, too.
Just bought 5 of these...,
November 10, 2010
Just bought 5 of these (I know ) I had a few of the grey grip ones but
I like the blue better =) Works really well with worn out dip pen nibs but they
all
react different make sure to burn the oil off the nib for better flow.
Great pen holder. The...,
December 5, 2009
Great pen holder. The grip is comfortable, its well balanced, and the cap -
which secures tightly and hasn't ever come off despite being jumbled around in
my bookbag - makes it easy to transport your nibs without fear of damaging them.
However, this pen holder only really fits Tachikawa (and Nikko) nibs. Brause and
Speedball nibs can work in it, but its difficult to clean them without pulling
out them out. The Zebra G nib easily slips out while you're drawing...