Discussing the LAMY 2000: Quality Control

For years now we've been receiving emails and order comments requesting that we test our customers' LAMY 2000 fountain pen nibs for "quality control" issues they've read about online. As we want to have awesome service, we test them on request, and seldom find anything actually wrong with the pens. After testing hundreds of pens, we thought it was time to share our experience and hopefully clear up some of the misconception we feel is out there about the way they perform.
It definitely has a "sweet spot", meaning that it's sensitive to the rotation in your hand. Rotate it a little too much (especially to the right) and it'll skip or hard start. It's a little more sensitive than other pens in this way, and it's because of the way the nib is ground. It's very consistent from one pen to another, so it really isn't a QC issue, just a matter of design of the fountain pen (the nib, specifically).
All this said, we’re still happy to inspect upon request when ordering at Goulet Pens, and we go a long way to help troubleshoot if there are any issues. We love the LAMY 2000 and we are in good company in saying it's one of the best fountain pens around today!
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