I adore pocket pens!! I have fairly small hands, plus I think that pocket pens are ADORABLE!!! :D I first obtained the lovely Kaweco Sport in olive green, and with my Christmas money bought my beloved brass Lilliput. (I even named a DnD character, a tiny gnome lore bard, Lilliput, Lilli for short, after my favorite fountain pen!) I am lusting after the Pilot E95s in burgundy, and I definitely want an AL Sport in rose gold or ruby. Thanks for this wonderful video, Drew!! I want ALL of these pocket pens!!!
I love having a quality slim fountain pen as the todo list cross-off pen. Feels so rewarding uncapping and posting before crossing off the task with a dramatic (in my mind) flick.
Finally a list for me! My collection primarily consists of pocket pens, and it is always a joy seeing more! Though I must say, I use all of these pens unposted.
What a fun topic. generally speaking, this category is too small for my liking. However, I acquired a vintage Easterbrook J last month and replaced the sac just yesterday! Its small but a lovely writer. I also have a Kaweco sport which I have equipped with a mini converter and 2.3 stub nib. Small but mighty. 😉
I picked up a black Kaweco AL Sport and a matching black clip. Honestly, it writes significantly nicer than I expected. I got it with a fine nib and writing with it is a dream.
I have two Ensso Piuma pocket pens (ebonite and uldem) and they're great! I also have the Schon Design Six and the Namisu N2, and I really like them, too. I will have to save up for a Gravitas, next!
I got myself the Ensso XS Minimalist in titanium for Christmas. It’s same length as my Kaweco Liliput. Too bad they didn’t have EF nib like the Liliput.
Waiting for pen companies to start competing for the smallest functional fountain pens again. I have one from the 1920s that's gold nibbed and 38.5 mm uncapped. The same length as an international standard ink cartridge. And the same diameter. (Obviously an eyedropper filler.)
While I’m a huge Pilot fan, the Kaweco Sport brass has been my choice for pocket pen for 2+ years now. I put the gold plated broad nib in it and use Diamine cartridges. It has a nice patina now too.
How about making a video about the longest in production Fountain Pens. We have: Mont Blanc 149 Meisterstuck (since 1924) Parker 51 (since 1941) Pelikan Pelikano (since 1960) Pilot Capless (since 1964) Lamy 2000 (since 1966) Aurora Hastil (since 1970) SIX fountain pens being in production for so long means absolute quality and satisfaction.
I have issues with small sections with my hands, but having these metal options that could withstand my pockets is tempting. I've been looking at the raw aluminum Kaweco sport, Schon Dsgn, and Gravitas pens for a while.
I recently got my TWSBI mini-vac and I love it!! I was pleasantly surprised by the screw capping. The vac fill was so much fun. I almost poured the ink back to keep playing, but I didn’t. Next time I won’t fill as much so I can fill more often! 🤪 Works great with the Pineider pen filler so I don’t have to worry about running out of ink when not home! I gifted a KWECO iridescent sport to a friend and she loves it! Thank you for the high quality selections and superb customer service!
Man, I love that Schon Pocket 6 -- easily the best on THIS list. A few other worthy pocket pens (in my opinion) are the ensso XS, the ensso pocket (in ultem or titanium) and the Opus 88 Pocket pen. The Opus 88 has a LARGE ink capacity and a shut off valve .
I really like pocket pens. I own 5 different types of pens on this list. I was happy to snag a Schon Pocket 6 last November when Goulet had them. It's on of my favorites.
I have the Schon DSGN Faceted Pocket-6 and it's an outstanding pen. I've been carrying as my EDC pocket pen for almost a year now (I met Ian at last year's Chicago Pen Show), and it's the best pocket pen I've owned, and I have some great ones. I'd love to see you expand your Schon offerings.
There's a new Twsbi Mini coming out this week. I think the colour is "Grape", which is a gorgeous purpley colour. Very nice looking pen, i'm very tempted.
I was skeptical about the E95s until I borrowed one. Medium nib is absolutely perfect and is smoother than the one on the 823. I love the fine though as it is a great complement to a medium 823.
I have the e95s and it is hands-down one of my favorite everyday pens. Super compact and the length when you cap it is perfect for my hand size. I have it in black, but that burgundy and gold is gorgeous, so I'm going to have to pick one up.
Pocket pens? Why, Drew, they're playing my song! 😂 Lovely selection. Of course, my collection has a cut off of 120mm, which is CORRECT, and I will, of course, duel any dissenters to the death! Well, or until the mild inconvenience, whichever comes first 😆
My Traveler's Company brass clips on my Iphone case and literally never leaves my hand. My Pilot Prera however, never travels unless I"m going overnight somewhere. But the Prera is my daily writer and my choice for long writing sessions. The nib is wonderfully smooth and it never hiccups or makes a mess. Some of those others are cuties too. TY.
Neat video topic. I’ve grown to be quite fond of pocket pens. But I know what I really like and only bought a select few. I have the Kaweco Steel, AL Raw and AC Sport pens, a Sailor PG Mini, the Schon DSGN Pocket 6, the Copper and Green Lilliput, both the black and burgundy E95s pens. I sold my Twsbi Diamond Mini last year. Not remotely interested in crappy Monteverde. I have a Supra Steel which I use full sized with the converter inside. What I really want is the Traveler’s Brass pen. Looks excellent. Time to maybe make a Goulet pen purchase for the first time in years.
I absolutely love my Liliputs (I have three), and my Sport. I carry the Sport the most, it is in brass, and has a lovely patina. If I had to get rid of all my fountain pens but one, I would keep my Kaweco Brass Sport.
The hero 007 (no James Bond relation) fountain pen is short but also extremely thin due to its squeeze fill converter (like a Pilot metro). I'm talking disposable ballpoint thin. It's cap isn't the most reliable at $2 a pen, but it's great for short pockets.
Pocket pens are perfect for those weird bicep ockets some scrubs have, really convenient carry position. It’s got to be short enough to not rub into you when you reach across the body with your left arm. Current favourite is the Franklin Christoph 20P(got mine in EF, classic black) smaller than an Pilot e95S capped yet more capacity than the Pilot 823 the e95s is another goodie that’s pocket size but alas it’s not scrub sized. So it goes in the case on all but a day off.
I bought a Kaweco sport a few months ago to carry around, and well, I replaced it with my old Fisher space pen. The Ink flow was very bad, wouldn't write all the time, I'm disappointed. Luckily I didn't buy the more expensive metal one.
I really love my Liliput.BUT I do not understand why they make it three and a half turns to post the cap. That's why I often go to my AL sport for pocket carry.
So you mentioned the MVP is eyedropper convertible, but it looks like it has metal threads on the grip section. I seem to recall that pens with metal pieces in the barrel shouldn't be eyedropper filled or the ink might corrode the metal bits. Could you shed some light on that (maybe in a future pencast, if it allows Brian to take a deep dive on ink vs metal interactions)?
Hi, Drew! Thanks for the video. I confess that pocket pens do not really interest me all that much (with the exception of the Pilot E95S, which I bought after hearing a Great Expert praising it to the sky). I've thought about getting a Kaweco just for the purpose of broadening the range of my collection, but there are simply other pens I would rather have.
The traveler’s brass pen is a good looking pen. Unfortunately, I don’t recommend it due to it’s weight distribution. When posted, the center of gravity is just off to the back and it makes writing with it such a chore. Reviewers fail to point this out.
Have pilot e95, I love, gracefull. Travellers was my favorite before I got the lilliput. Wish they'd make a chrome. Intrigued by supra. Does goulet review.sell mechanical pencils ?
This is awesome because I've been shopping for one! QUESTION: Does anyone have any input as to the ease of uncapping, posting, unposting, and re-capping? I ask because I was thinking that a retractable pocket-sized pen would be perfect for pairing with a calling card case/wallet; but I don't believe one exists. Let me explain. Traditionally, calling cards--which are akin to business cards, but used socially--only have the person's name and no contact information. This is so that for the specific person with whom one wants to connect, the amount of contact details can be decided in that moment. In other words, one can choose how much personal information to disclose to a new acquaintance. So, imagine handing your card to someone you met while waiting in line or at a party, You just want to jot a phone number or social media handle and then tuck away the pen quickly. So which pen would be best for this single-purpose use?
I have the Pilot Decimo Vanishing Point and it is my favorite pen. I frequently put down my pen and it is perfect for that. I could put it in my purse, but a pocket version would be so amazing! But i think it would be hard because of the mechanisms to retract the nib. But the pen geniuses could probably figure out a way. I love my TWSBI mini-vac as my portable pen because it is smaller and because of the screw-on capping on both ends - I never have to worry about losing the cap.
The Travelers Brass has a slip cap, making it much faster to deploy than a pen that requires you to unscrew the cap and screw it onto the end to post it (which is how most of these pens post). The Pilot e95S and Pilot Prera are also slip caps, but the Travelers is rugged enough that I never worry about it in my pants pocket.
@@JanisOnTheFarmette Hi, Ms. Williamson! Thank you so much for highlighting these features. I rewatched the video and paid close attention to the demonstrations of each pen. 😊 I was able to count the number of rotations, and I noticed that the Perera was described as "quick draw". 🤦🏾♀️Haha Okay, so Perera, E95s, and Traveler's. Got it. Thank you so much. And if there is a Goulet social media specialist reviewing comments, this was a very helpful video. Thank you, Mr. Brien and Goulet Pens.
I would say the Kaweco sport, since it's a pull cap design, and has a lot more colours to perhaps match your outfit! I have been using a similar pen, Ohto Tasche (imported from Japan, Amazon might have a few sellers) and it has a very slim profile.
I really wanted to love my Monteverde MVP, but unfortunately the nib wasn't functional. I tried giving it dozens of baths, I changed out inks. In the end, I just had to give up on it. The "Broad" nib wrote like a dried out, old Bic Crystal out of a dentist's office. :(
Drew: For 20 years I have carried a Fisher Space Pen bullet in my pocket. The main criteria I have is blunted, round ends so the pen will not poke holes in my pocket. I have had so much trouble with the insert/refill made by Fisher (pressurized refill leaks), that I replaced it with modified Zebra Gel refills. I have the green Keweco Lilliput but am really hesitant about putting it in my pants pocket. Will it leak? Will it write after several weeks of non-use? Its shape is perfect. The Spearmint green cartridge is perfect. (totally your recommendation!) Not so sure how it will behave in my pocket. Enlighten me.
That is probably the pen on this list that I have the most "pocket" experience with. I dropped it once, and some ink got into the cap - but never by just doing normal everyday movements. - Drew
Okay, so. I am an owner of the blue Liliput for a few years now and trying my best, not to repurchase another. I am a woman, with very small hands and joint problems with super high aesthetic-needs when it comes to my stationery :'D Yes, I wish I was different. :D Nevertheless, I'm writing to tell you how impossible it is to find a pen, that is THIN like the Liliput and metal, not plastic AND is NOT pocket sized as my hand/grip eventually ends up in a lot of aching due to my condition. So I wonder, if you could curate a list that is about normal-length pens, but thin bodied, let it be made of metal or plastic. It is not enough for the grip-part to be thin, the whole pen needs to be, otherwise it is just simply not as comfortable to write with, for a long period of time.
Hello, please, i have off topic question...can i fit TWSBI cartridge into Kaweco Sport ? I would like to order them to my Kaweco but i am not sure if they would fit...thank you for advice ! :)
Alas, no Pilot Pluminix. I'm guessing that, being a Pilot, your Pluminix is still going strong. I heard somewhere that Pilot are killing off the Pluminix and also the Petit1 here in the UK, which probably makes sound economical sense but is a little sad.
The one Goulet Pens had before was anodized aluminum. Schon DSGN also makes copper and brass ones, but I don't know whether those will be available through Goulet.
That Monteverde totally matches Drew's shirt...
Came here to say this about the pocket 6!
That’s what I was thinking
I adore pocket pens!! I have fairly small hands, plus I think that pocket pens are ADORABLE!!! :D I first obtained the lovely Kaweco Sport in olive green, and with my Christmas money bought my beloved brass Lilliput. (I even named a DnD character, a tiny gnome lore bard, Lilliput, Lilli for short, after my favorite fountain pen!) I am lusting after the Pilot E95s in burgundy, and I definitely want an AL Sport in rose gold or ruby. Thanks for this wonderful video, Drew!! I want ALL of these pocket pens!!!
I love having a quality slim fountain pen as the todo list cross-off pen. Feels so rewarding uncapping and posting before crossing off the task with a dramatic (in my mind) flick.
Love this. And so happy more Schon DSGN pens are coming to Goulet. I picked up a Pocket Six last time you had them and am head over heels. ❤
This variety of pocked pens is great! I love the variety of sizes, materials, and prices.
Finally a list for me! My collection primarily consists of pocket pens, and it is always a joy seeing more! Though I must say, I use all of these pens unposted.
"Lets talk about fountain pens"
Obi-Wan Kenobi: "That's..why I'm here"
I absolutely adore my Schon DSGN Pocket Sixes. They're perfection, and the Jowo #6 is a dream.
I am a big fan of the Pilot Petit1.
What a fun topic. generally speaking, this category is too small for my liking. However, I acquired a vintage Easterbrook J last month and replaced the sac just yesterday! Its small but a lovely writer. I also have a Kaweco sport which I have equipped with a mini converter and 2.3 stub nib. Small but mighty. 😉
I picked up a black Kaweco AL Sport and a matching black clip. Honestly, it writes significantly nicer than I expected. I got it with a fine nib and writing with it is a dream.
Ensso Piuma Pocket and Gravitas Pocket pens are awesome too
I have two Ensso Piuma pocket pens (ebonite and uldem) and they're great! I also have the Schon Design Six and the Namisu N2, and I really like them, too. I will have to save up for a Gravitas, next!
I got myself the Ensso XS Minimalist in titanium for Christmas. It’s same length as my Kaweco Liliput. Too bad they didn’t have EF nib like the Liliput.
Waiting for pen companies to start competing for the smallest functional fountain pens again. I have one from the 1920s that's gold nibbed and 38.5 mm uncapped. The same length as an international standard ink cartridge. And the same diameter. (Obviously an eyedropper filler.)
While I’m a huge Pilot fan, the Kaweco Sport brass has been my choice for pocket pen for 2+ years now. I put the gold plated broad nib in it and use Diamine cartridges. It has a nice patina now too.
How about making a video about the longest in production Fountain Pens. We have:
Mont Blanc 149 Meisterstuck (since 1924)
Parker 51 (since 1941)
Pelikan Pelikano (since 1960)
Pilot Capless (since 1964)
Lamy 2000 (since 1966)
Aurora Hastil (since 1970)
SIX fountain pens being in production for so long means absolute quality and satisfaction.
I have issues with small sections with my hands, but having these metal options that could withstand my pockets is tempting.
I've been looking at the raw aluminum Kaweco sport, Schon Dsgn, and Gravitas pens for a while.
I recently got my TWSBI mini-vac and I love it!! I was pleasantly surprised by the screw capping. The vac fill was so much fun. I almost poured the ink back to keep playing, but I didn’t. Next time I won’t fill as much so I can fill more often! 🤪 Works great with the Pineider pen filler so I don’t have to worry about running out of ink when not home! I gifted a KWECO iridescent sport to a friend and she loves it! Thank you for the high quality selections and superb customer service!
Man, I love that Schon Pocket 6 -- easily the best on THIS list. A few other worthy pocket pens (in my opinion) are the ensso XS, the ensso pocket (in ultem or titanium) and the Opus 88 Pocket pen. The Opus 88 has a LARGE ink capacity and a shut off valve .
Agreed with this list. Would add Franklin Christoph though.
I did not realize how many small pocket size fountain pens existed, thanks!
I really like pocket pens. I own 5 different types of pens on this list. I was happy to snag a Schon Pocket 6 last November when Goulet had them. It's on of my favorites.
I swear…my nerdy self would love to work here.
I didn’t even last a day after watching this without buying myself another pen…and ink…and paper.
I have the Schon DSGN Faceted Pocket-6 and it's an outstanding pen. I've been carrying as my EDC pocket pen for almost a year now (I met Ian at last year's Chicago Pen Show), and it's the best pocket pen I've owned, and I have some great ones. I'd love to see you expand your Schon offerings.
I love pocket pens! I've recently fell down that rabbit hole...
I'm glad Drew uses his purse everyday--I find them incredibly useful--but what does he think of the pen?
Always have a pocket pen on me and love my Liliputs....thinking about the Travelor's brass pen for sure
My next pen will probably be a Schon. I saw them at the LA pen show and their pens are stunning and, IMO, rad.
I love my Green Lilliput. Super fun.
Gravitas Pocket Pen for myself personally. Love it.
There's a new Twsbi Mini coming out this week. I think the colour is "Grape", which is a gorgeous purpley colour. Very nice looking pen, i'm very tempted.
I love my TWSBI Minis! Even have the Grape on order. But don’t forget about the Pelikan M200s - 121mm closed!
It will be great to see a video on mini roller and ballpoint pens😊
I have too many Pilot Elite pens for my pockets, they're just so lovely. The vintage ones are especially nice.
I was skeptical about the E95s until I borrowed one. Medium nib is absolutely perfect and is smoother than the one on the 823. I love the fine though as it is a great complement to a medium 823.
Sailor Mini for the win. I have 3. Also tempting, the MVP and the JR. Great video. Oh, and the Traveler's.
Yes! Great list of pens and for a second (woah) I though Drew was wearing a suit. So off to a wonderful start!
I have the e95s and it is hands-down one of my favorite everyday pens. Super compact and the length when you cap it is perfect for my hand size. I have it in black, but that burgundy and gold is gorgeous, so I'm going to have to pick one up.
It's SOOOO good, right? - Drew
@@GouletpensIt's kind of crazy how smooth it is for a sub $140 pen.
Finally some pens for the watch pocket on my jeans.
Excellent presentation, as always!
Pocket pens? Why, Drew, they're playing my song! 😂
Lovely selection. Of course, my collection has a cut off of 120mm, which is CORRECT, and I will, of course, duel any dissenters to the death! Well, or until the mild inconvenience, whichever comes first 😆
I started with a cutoff of 120mm, but I wanted to include the Vac Mini, so I upped it to 125. - Drew
@@Gouletpens You're forgiven 😄
My Traveler's Company brass clips on my Iphone case and literally never leaves my hand. My Pilot Prera however, never travels unless I"m going overnight somewhere. But the Prera is my daily writer and my choice for long writing sessions. The nib is wonderfully smooth and it never hiccups or makes a mess. Some of those others are cuties too. TY.
Neat video topic. I’ve grown to be quite fond of pocket pens. But I know what I really like and only bought a select few.
I have the Kaweco Steel, AL Raw and AC Sport pens, a Sailor PG Mini, the Schon DSGN Pocket 6, the Copper and Green Lilliput, both the black and burgundy E95s pens.
I sold my Twsbi Diamond Mini last year. Not remotely interested in crappy Monteverde. I have a Supra Steel which I use full sized with the converter inside.
What I really want is the Traveler’s Brass pen. Looks excellent. Time to maybe make a Goulet pen purchase for the first time in years.
I absolutely love my Liliputs (I have three), and my Sport. I carry the Sport the most, it is in brass, and has a lovely patina. If I had to get rid of all my fountain pens but one, I would keep my Kaweco Brass Sport.
Sooooo cute ❤❤❤❤❤❤
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The hero 007 (no James Bond relation) fountain pen is short but also extremely thin due to its squeeze fill converter (like a Pilot metro). I'm talking disposable ballpoint thin. It's cap isn't the most reliable at $2 a pen, but it's great for short pockets.
Great review. Thanks
Pocket pens are perfect for those weird bicep ockets some scrubs have, really convenient carry position. It’s got to be short enough to not rub into you when you reach across the body with your left arm. Current favourite is the Franklin Christoph 20P(got mine in EF, classic black) smaller than an Pilot e95S capped yet more capacity than the Pilot 823 the e95s is another goodie that’s pocket size but alas it’s not scrub sized. So it goes in the case on all but a day off.
That's actually really cool to hear! - Drew
I do wish you gave measurements in English and metric.
The Wancher PuChiCo is even smaller, at 65 mm when not in use.
that's a sleek jacket, man.
I bought a Kaweco sport a few months ago to carry around, and well, I replaced it with my old Fisher space pen. The Ink flow was very bad, wouldn't write all the time, I'm disappointed. Luckily I didn't buy the more expensive metal one.
I do love my e95s.
Me too! - Drew
video topics have been great lately!!!
Thank you! - Drew
Cargo shorts, eh ? Daring, but I think I’ll stick to my pantaloons. Hey, you sure are a crazy guy ( small pens not withstanding )😊
Montblanc Mozart 114. Hands down.
I really like my Pilot Prera. It really does not seem like a pocket pen.
I really love my Liliput.BUT I do not understand why they make it three and a half turns to post the cap. That's why I often go to my AL sport for pocket carry.
The Sailor Pro Gear Slim is only longer than the Pilot Prera by its finial. Both are great pens. Is the finial what disqualifies it as a pocket pen?
So you mentioned the MVP is eyedropper convertible, but it looks like it has metal threads on the grip section. I seem to recall that pens with metal pieces in the barrel shouldn't be eyedropper filled or the ink might corrode the metal bits. Could you shed some light on that (maybe in a future pencast, if it allows Brian to take a deep dive on ink vs metal interactions)?
im using pilot petit as my small f.pen, small and cheap less than 2$.
Hi, Drew! Thanks for the video. I confess that pocket pens do not really interest me all that much (with the exception of the Pilot E95S, which I bought after hearing a Great Expert praising it to the sky). I've thought about getting a Kaweco just for the purpose of broadening the range of my collection, but there are simply other pens I would rather have.
What about Franklin Christoph pocket pens? Been considering one of these with specialty grind.
The traveler’s brass pen is a good looking pen. Unfortunately, I don’t recommend it due to it’s weight distribution. When posted, the center of gravity is just off to the back and it makes writing with it such a chore. Reviewers fail to point this out.
Have pilot e95, I love, gracefull.
Travellers was my favorite before I got the lilliput.
Wish they'd make a chrome.
Intrigued by supra.
Does goulet review.sell mechanical pencils ?
When Drew pickup different pens and said "I used mine all the time", in my brain I said "no no no, Drew only uses 3 pens at any one time".
This is awesome because I've been shopping for one!
QUESTION: Does anyone have any input as to the ease of uncapping, posting, unposting, and re-capping? I ask because I was thinking that a retractable pocket-sized pen would be perfect for pairing with a calling card case/wallet; but I don't believe one exists.
Let me explain. Traditionally, calling cards--which are akin to business cards, but used socially--only have the person's name and no contact information. This is so that for the specific person with whom one wants to connect, the amount of contact details can be decided in that moment. In other words, one can choose how much personal information to disclose to a new acquaintance.
So, imagine handing your card to someone you met while waiting in line or at a party, You just want to jot a phone number or social media handle and then tuck away the pen quickly. So which pen would be best for this single-purpose use?
I have the Pilot Decimo Vanishing Point and it is my favorite pen. I frequently put down my pen and it is perfect for that. I could put it in my purse, but a pocket version would be so amazing! But i think it would be hard because of the mechanisms to retract the nib. But the pen geniuses could probably figure out a way. I love my TWSBI mini-vac as my portable pen because it is smaller and because of the screw-on capping on both ends - I never have to worry about losing the cap.
The Travelers Brass has a slip cap, making it much faster to deploy than a pen that requires you to unscrew the cap and screw it onto the end to post it (which is how most of these pens post). The Pilot e95S and Pilot Prera are also slip caps, but the Travelers is rugged enough that I never worry about it in my pants pocket.
@@JanisOnTheFarmette Hi, Ms. Williamson! Thank you so much for highlighting these features. I rewatched the video and paid close attention to the demonstrations of each pen. 😊 I was able to count the number of rotations, and I noticed that the Perera was described as "quick draw". 🤦🏾♀️Haha
Okay, so Perera, E95s, and Traveler's. Got it.
Thank you so much. And if there is a Goulet social media specialist reviewing comments, this was a very helpful video. Thank you, Mr. Brien and Goulet Pens.
I would say the Kaweco sport, since it's a pull cap design, and has a lot more colours to perhaps match your outfit!
I have been using a similar pen, Ohto Tasche (imported from Japan, Amazon might have a few sellers) and it has a very slim profile.
@@huanm2676 Thank you.
LAMY DIALOG CC should have been included
It strikes me you didn't cover the Gravitas Pocket Fountain pens. When talking beauty and style, they're must haves.
I stuck with pens that we sold here at our store. - Drew
That last pen looks like it comes with the shirt off Drew's back....
I really wanted to love my Monteverde MVP, but unfortunately the nib wasn't functional. I tried giving it dozens of baths, I changed out inks. In the end, I just had to give up on it. The "Broad" nib wrote like a dried out, old Bic Crystal out of a dentist's office. :(
Lol I have the same jacket
Jotter flighter is all you need for a pocket pen
Drew: For 20 years I have carried a Fisher Space Pen bullet in my pocket. The main criteria I have is blunted, round ends so the pen will not poke holes in my pocket. I have had so much trouble with the insert/refill made by Fisher (pressurized refill leaks), that I replaced it with modified Zebra Gel refills. I have the green Keweco Lilliput but am really hesitant about putting it in my pants pocket. Will it leak? Will it write after several weeks of non-use? Its shape is perfect. The Spearmint green cartridge is perfect. (totally your recommendation!) Not so sure how it will behave in my pocket. Enlighten me.
That is probably the pen on this list that I have the most "pocket" experience with. I dropped it once, and some ink got into the cap - but never by just doing normal everyday movements. - Drew
Obsessed with that shirt-where can I get one?
Supermassiveshop.com! - Drew
The real question is: does the shirt match the pen, or does the pen match the shirt? :)
Great video!
My pocket pen collection is all set to reach 50 and it includes some of the pens featured here !
Very cool! - Drew
i have a pelikan toledo M700 in my pocket
But . . . It's not complete with the TWSBI GO
What do you recommend for someone on social security (poor) that wants an easy writing fountain pen?
Lamy Safari.
Okay, so. I am an owner of the blue Liliput for a few years now and trying my best, not to repurchase another.
I am a woman, with very small hands and joint problems with super high aesthetic-needs when it comes to my stationery :'D Yes, I wish I was different. :D
Nevertheless, I'm writing to tell you how impossible it is to find a pen, that is THIN like the Liliput and metal, not plastic AND is NOT pocket sized as my hand/grip eventually ends up in a lot of aching due to my condition.
So I wonder, if you could curate a list that is about normal-length pens, but thin bodied, let it be made of metal or plastic. It is not enough for the grip-part to be thin, the whole pen needs to be, otherwise it is just simply not as comfortable to write with, for a long period of time.
Hello, please, i have off topic question...can i fit TWSBI cartridge into Kaweco Sport ? I would like to order them to my Kaweco but i am not sure if they would fit...thank you for advice ! :)
No, only Standard small cartridges.
@@evamaier7973 Thank you! :)
Alas, no Pilot Pluminix. I'm guessing that, being a Pilot, your Pluminix is still going strong. I heard somewhere that Pilot are killing off the Pluminix and also the Petit1 here in the UK, which probably makes sound economical sense but is a little sad.
Yup, still going strong! - Drew
I LIKE KING OF PENS NICE SIZE FOR POKEHT
What is the weight of the steel Kaweco Supra in it's short configuration?
It depends on the metal that you choose! - Drew
@@Gouletpens the steel one
where is pilot petit1????
Guess they don't sell it, but it is a little cracker!
We're not able to import that one into the US, sadly! - Drew
How did you know, I just googled pocket pen?
Schon design...u didn't say it's material
The one Goulet Pens had before was anodized aluminum. Schon DSGN also makes copper and brass ones, but I don't know whether those will be available through Goulet.
They vary quite a bit, and he's always trying new things! - Drew
POCKET PEN S.
GAAAH. don't like the sound the metal pens make when you cap or uncap them
I didn't know I needed a pocket pen until I saw the fireblue Lilliput 🥹