Faber-Castell Essentio Aluminium Fountain Pen – Black
R949.00
Details:
Body Colour –Â Black
Body Material – Aluminium
Nib Material – Steel
Nib Size – Options available
Filling Mechanism – Cartridge – International Standard, International Standard Converter
Converter Included – No
Cartridge Included – Yes – Blue Colour
Faber-Castell Essentio Aluminium Fountain Pen – Black
The Faber Castell Essentio metal fountain pen stand for elegant appearance, good feel and a pleasant writing experience. The ergonomic grip zones are combined with chrome-plated metal, have a contrasting colour and soft-touch coating. The Essentio Black fountain pen also offer attractive options such as a shaft
Product details:
- Barrel and ergonomic grip zone made of anodised aluminium
- Spring-loaded metal clip
- Detachable cap
- High-quality stainless steel nib in width M (medium)
- Equipped with a cartridge/converter system
- Fitted with a cartridge
- Cartridges in different colours available separately
- Converter can be purchased separately
| Weight | N/A |
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| Dimensions | N/A |
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| Filling Mechanism | Cartridge / Converter |
| Colour | |
| Price Range | R750 – R1500 |
Brand
Faber-Castell
Faber-Castell
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marcs (verified owner) –
The Essentio fixes the two ergonomic issues I have with the Loom—the balance (unposted) is better and I prefer the straight grip to the Loom’s barrel-curve grip. (Note that the grooves on the section can trap ink when filling from a bottle, causing inky fingers.)
Posting makes the pen look ludicrously long but doesn’t actually throw off the balance much—the cap is very light, and those with larger hands and that hold the pen farther back on the (generously long) section may then find the balance perfect. Then there is that gratifying *pop* when pulling the cap off the back…
Of course, there’s that excellent nib and the nicely consistent feed. This doesn’t *quite* have that magic/X-factor writing-feel to it that the Loom does for me but I find it the overall better pen.