Ensso Italia Japanese Ebonite Fountain Pen Review

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[@ChrisGVE]

It's a nice offering, to be picky I'd say for an ebonite pen having a plastic feed is somewhat of a missed opportunity

[@paulmchugh1430]

Beautiful pen. I have the original Titanium version. I have to reconsider getting the ebonite version.
Thank you for the review Stephen.

[@duringthemeanwhilst]

dyslexics of the world untie

[@GPngts]

On their website it was only available with a 14K Gold nib. If the new release has a steel nib, at least it will be more affordable.

[@lpanades]

If you open the slit you will lose a bunch of line variation. Dry pens are feasable to light writers that desire a bit of flex effect even on a hard nib. It is usable for small letters too and do not eat ink.

[@MrG0CE]

AT THIS POINT I THINK FPR IS THE ONLY BRAND THAT MAKES BLACK EBONITE PISTON FILLERS.
VACUUM FILLERS NONE MAKES THEM.