Reasonably priced pens.

[dam]

All depends what seems reasonable to you. I really enjoy my cheap pens, in particular the ones I managed to adjust to fit my writing style. For instance, I have a Reform 1745 in front of me with a very smooth nib that is also springy - it's light, slender and I've been carrying it around for months (after forgetting I had it for years). It's about as thick as a wooden pencil, which I like, as I also use quite a lot of wooden pencils. I've moved away from brass pens (although my Chinese pens do make excellent paperweights).

[RocketRyan]

You might also try an Italix pen like the Churchmans Prescriptor. A large pen that weighs 50 grams. Also a large selection of different nibs available to try.


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I actually have this pen by a different name (and finish) with an incredible nib, so flexible. I will agree it's a corker if you don't mind holding your pens higher.

[RocketRyan]

All depends what seems reasonable to you. I really enjoy my cheap pens, in particular the ones I managed to adjust to fit my writing style. For instance, I have a Reform 1745 in front of me with a very smooth nib that is also springy - it's light, slender and I've been carrying it around for months (after forgetting I had it for years). It's about as thick as a wooden pencil, which I like, as I also use quite a lot of wooden pencils. I've moved away from brass pens (although my Chinese pens do make excellent paperweights).

In truth I would set the bar of reasonable at £100 max, but really around£50

[Littleblue]

I love Parker 45's. I started my collection off with one from ebay 10 years ago, and still have quite a few. They are so reliable, easy to completely dismantle, swap nibs out etc etc.

[Bob]

I do appreciate the advice, and I'm going to assume you meant to say without effort.

Indeed, simply typing too fast.

Ok, as you will (on the rest). I was also not equating light weight with expensive pens, either, so I'm not pushing you in the money direction, but a lightening of the load. I don't find many things that utilize greater weight with speed and agility, but our hands are all different. I hope you'll keep an open mind down the road, especially with only a few months to go by. No matter what, enjoy the experience!

That's true. I've always thought the heavier the pen the better.
I just bought a Sailor imperial black. It's light weight and I really do like the feel


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