Manufacturer | PremiumJapan |
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Brand | セーラー万年筆 |
Item Weight | 0.8 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 7.7 x 0.5 x 2.4 inches |
Item model number | 10-0212-740 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Color | BLACK |
Closure | Snap |
Pencil Lead Degree (Hardness) | F |
Number of Items | 1 |
Size | 1 Count (Pack of 1) |
Point Type | broad,fine nib |
Line Size | 0.5 Inches |
Manufacturer Part Number | 10-0212-740 |

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Sailor Fountain Pen Profit -InchFude De Mannen-Inch Fine Nib - Broad Nib (10-0212-740)
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Brand | セーラー万年筆 |
Writing Instrument Form | Fountain Pen |
Color | BLACK |
Age Range (Description) | Adult |
Point Type | broad,fine nib |
About this item
- Is the fountain pen easily write a calligraphy by a special pen tip.
- This is recommended for those who write and make a pen.
- Because it is the body of the profit, it is popular and easy to write easy to grip than the brush.
- You can write to thick writing from fine writing by writing angle.
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point type | broad,fine nib | Fine | Medium Fine | Fine | Medium | 0.7-1.2mm |
material | — | Alloy Steel | Resin | AS resin | Resin Stainless Steel Metal | Resin |
closure type | Snap | Converter | Retractable | — | Snap | Screw |
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ASIN | B001MTCF92 |
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4.0 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #79,850 in Office Products (See Top 100 in Office Products) #380 in Fountain Pens |
Date First Available | August 13, 2012 |
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Handling of the brush also a good way, "Fude De Mannen" is a calligraphy fountain pen can be written easily by a special pen. You can be more bold, freely changing the thickness of the character by writing angle to more fine print, and laid down the pen and make a pen. It is so overwhelming popularity of the professional body fit, easy to grasp than the brush, and! Easy to write. 55 degrees angle pen is recommended for users who write to those who make a pen write.
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Customers find the pen useful for writing, sketching, and lettering. They appreciate its nib quality, value for money, and line variety. Many find it easy to use and flow well. However, some dislike the nib angle and have differing opinions on the build quality.
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Customers appreciate the pen's writing ability. They find it useful for sketching and lettering, with a smooth and wet-writing feel at normal writing angles. Some consider it the best everyday carry for artistic lettering. The pen is described as an excellent writer and well packaged.
"...pen clockwise in your hand by about 45 degrees, the tip can generate reasonable italic script...." Read more
"...having fun drawing with it as well, and while it is a ink hog, its really nice and smooth sliding across the paper, and very wet....but that is my..." Read more
"...I really like the reverse writing and it is certainly fine <EEF> which I prefer. Writing at the thickest angle is a very large font." Read more
"...build quality is nice, flow is good, everything about it is a pretty nice little pen, and I love fude nibs, how they can produce a fine line down to..." Read more
Customers like the nib quality of the pen. They find it a nice fude pen with an amazing nib that produces a fine line. Some reviewers mention it's an excellent writer and easy to fill. The body and nib are good, and the clip did not break off. It's an interesting idea to have a fude fountain pen.
"...Despite its exotic German name, this is a no frills fountain pen. Everything was plastic except for the clip, the cap edge, and the nib...." Read more
"...Its the best benefits of a steel ribbed fountain pen combined with a calligraphy pen, because its designed to write kanji script...." Read more
"...is good, everything about it is a pretty nice little pen, and I love fude nibs, how they can produce a fine line down to a BBBB one...." Read more
"...The Nib feels good and writes very well. The pen is a twist off and that feels cheap as well...." Read more
Customers appreciate the value for money of this pen. They say it's a great value, well worth it, and interchangeable with the Young Profit and 1911 standard.
"This Sailor fountain pen has an astonishing price and an amazing nib...." Read more
"...Was it worth the cost to try. Absolutely...." Read more
"...One other fun point about this pen is that it's completely interchangable with the young profit and the 1911 standard...." Read more
"...Of course, it is also good for writing. The price is cheap, but it is well worth it." Read more
Customers appreciate the smooth and predictable writing experience. They find the pen comfortable in their hand, whether posted or unmounted, with a nice balance and size. The ink glides smoothly across the paper, helping with handwriting.
"...Fine or Medium 21K Gold fountain pen that costs $138 at discount... very smooth, very predictable, and very comfortable to note taking...." Read more
"...as well, and while it is a ink hog, its really nice and smooth sliding across the paper, and very wet....but that is my preference and works best at..." Read more
"...The Nib feels good and writes very well. The pen is a twist off and that feels cheap as well...." Read more
"...a thick line (about 1 mm), and writes so effortlessly and smoothly on Bristol smooth paper...." Read more
Customers appreciate the line variety of the pen. They say it can produce fine, wide brush-like marks or anything in between. The pen produces thin, thick, and dynamic lines with great flow and flexibility.
"...Because both the down and cross strokes are thick but the NW>SE stroke is thin, it should generate bold cursive script with prominent cross..." Read more
"...Wow, the quality of line is amazing from a delicate thin line to a thick line (about 1 mm), and writes so effortlessly and smoothly on Bristol..." Read more
"...Write with the tip and you get fine lines for hatching...." Read more
"...It's got a really substantial line variation, and reverse-writing (feed-side-up) is very fine and more reliable than some of my other fude pens...." Read more
Customers like the flow of the pen. They mention the nib flexes easily and the ink flows well even at the broadest strokes.
"...It has a wonderful draw and flow even at my high desert ultra dry 5000ft altitude...." Read more
"...The build quality is nice, flow is good, everything about it is a pretty nice little pen, and I love fude nibs, how they can produce a fine line..." Read more
"I do like this pen. The flow is nice to the nib and pretty consistent. My only real complaint is that there is no weight to it at all...." Read more
"Amazing flow and flexibility of line/mark...." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the build quality of the pens. Some find them reliable and good value for the price, while others report issues like defective pens, damaged pens, or pieces breaking off.
"...The build quality is nice, flow is good, everything about it is a pretty nice little pen, and I love fude nibs, how they can produce a fine line..." Read more
"...The pen is a twist off and that feels cheap as well. Disappointing but at this price point something has to be sacrificed...." Read more
"...It met my every expectation. I am satisfied with its quality and documentation." Read more
"...tried with a tweezers & a piece broke off. pen is dead...." Read more
Customers dislike the slanted nib angle of the pen. They say it doesn't have the 45-degree angle of a properly held pen. Some find the angle too steep to be usable and hard to stay in for any duration for writing.
"...Of course, the pen does not have the 45 degree angle (SW>NE) of a properly held calligraphic nib but if you rotate the pen clockwise in your..." Read more
"...Its not hard to learn the angles. It is hard to stay in that angle for any duration for writing...." Read more
"...My only complaint is that this pen uses the nib angle that I hate in a fude pen...." Read more
"Mine arrived with the nib bent 90 degrees. And when I put in the first cartridge, it leaked through the feed all over my hands...." Read more
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- Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2015This Sailor fountain pen has an astonishing price and an amazing nib. For about US$12.00… I forget the exact price but it is remarkably low for a fountain pen that can write very fine to very broad lines, all with great smoothness and with no fuss, no muss, and no problem. Despite its exotic German name, this is a no frills fountain pen. Everything was plastic except for the clip, the cap edge, and the nib. You can put a cartridge in, as well as an ink converter, which I bought. The package is clearly intended for the mass market because it is how one would display a lemon peeler or magic marker.
However, this pen is anything but a mass market pen. The nib was bent backwards (probably by hand) in a very specific way. If you hold the pen 70-90 degree from the vertical, it write like a Sailor Series 1911 or Profit Fine or Medium 21K Gold fountain pen that costs $138 at discount... very smooth, very predictable, and very comfortable to note taking. If you reduce the angle of writing to 60 degrees or less, you start writing on the entire edge of the bent nib and it produces broad strokes that are 2 mm in width.
Of course, the pen does not have the 45 degree angle (SW>NE) of a properly held calligraphic nib but if you rotate the pen clockwise in your hand by about 45 degrees, the tip can generate reasonable italic script. If you hold the pen without rotating the barrel but with your hand at the standard 45 degree angle that you would normally use with a calligraphic pen, what you get is a thick down stroke, a thin NW>SE stroke, and a thick horizontal stroke.
It will take time and experimentation to learn how to write with this pen and to develop calligraphic styles for it but, in my opinion, it should generate novel and interesting cursive scripts. Because both the down and cross strokes are thick but the NW>SE stroke is thin, it should generate bold cursive script with prominent cross bars and delicate feet and skirts. In the meantime, of course, you can use the pen for taking notes.
- Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2020I am dyslexic, and fountain pens and their super smooth ink really helps my handwriting in ways I can hardly express. This has become one of my two favorite pens. It not to heavy, and easy to switch between line thickness with a bit of practice. Its the best benefits of a steel ribbed fountain pen combined with a calligraphy pen, because its designed to write kanji script. It has a wonderful draw and flow even at my high desert ultra dry 5000ft altitude. I am using noodler ink though the ink it came with isn't bad, its a bit thin and translucent for my preference.
I will say I am using with the branded converter, and its the most fragile I have ever used, coming apart while I was filling it the first time, and I am an experience fountain pen converter user LOL. So you probably want to refill the cartridges and they seem to fit tightly and holding up well so far.
I have been having fun drawing with it as well, and while it is a ink hog, its really nice and smooth sliding across the paper, and very wet....but that is my preference and works best at my latitude/longitude in the desert South West USA.
If there are any drawbacks, the cap is a place they made a bit light, so I accidentally dented it along the whole length when I dropped it and rolled a light chair across it. What can I say I am a clutz. But the body and nib are are good, and working fine and the clip did not break off or anything. Not like my 3 times more expensive German pen clip that broke off the first week, as it lived in the padded cell pocket of my purse, and now is held on by duct tape in a plastic baggie, so enough said.
I would buy more, but I would like other colors so I could remember what color ink was in them without having to tes it before writing.
- Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2024I am no fountain pen expert by any means but wanted to try this nib style. Was it worth the cost to try. Absolutely.
The pen plastic feels cheap to me, I am unsure if it is the lack of weight for the size of pen or the plastic. The Nib feels good and writes very well. The pen is a twist off and that feels cheap as well. Disappointing but at this price point something has to be sacrificed.
There is a very interesting learning curve. Its not hard to learn the angles. It is hard to stay in that angle for any duration for writing. Your body position tends to need to be static you cant just pick it up and write lets say offhanded directions with any consistency.
I really like the reverse writing and it is certainly fine <EEF> which I prefer. Writing at the thickest angle is a very large font.