Tachikawa Comic Pen Nib - Maru (Mapping) Model - Soft Type - Pack of 2

I've been looking for a nib to replace the Hunt 102 crowquill, which has degraded in quality to the point of uselessness. The Tachikawa T-77 is not only a good replacement, it's a step up. I use a flexible nib (Hunt 108) for my "big" lines, but the T-77 is perfect for finer lines, especially because it has a VERY controlled bounce. Very strong nib, very impressed, and it's increased my enjoyment of inking tenfold.

ok product. because its soft it can make some uncontrolled lines unless you are just skimming the page. but it still makes the thin lines you need, plus 2 for a total of 4 nibs is cheaper and better than the thank master version.

Nibs that I got were chrome but the ones listed are copper, I don't know, label on the nibs package seemed to be correct but they were just larger versions of the hard nib, really not that flexible at all.
Problem with chrome crow quill nibs is that they don't flex like a 102 and will just pierce the paper, really don't like these nibs.

You are better off going with the ZEBRA brand, unless $1.50 means that much to you.

Creates incredibly fine lines and if you prep the nib correctly, it'll be very smooth. It will catch on the paper at times, but that's expected of such a small point. I actually accidently stabbed my finger with it... You may only get 2 in one pack, but if you take care of them, one nib can last over a year.
Definitely will repurchase in the future.