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This is such a useful video for me. Nicely done too. For me The Pro Gear and the Pro Gear Realo feel like larger pens because of their diameter, but they have the shortness that makes it feel like I'm not waving a spear about. I use them unposted. In this way I think they are a clever design and of course they write beautifully. As would the Slim I'm sure. Thank you for this video - Nice one!.
This video is very helpful. My first sailor will be a Pro Gear instead of the slim model. I like how the pro gear is a compact length, yet large enough to use unposted, a good size for posting, and with a full size section and nib.
Scrively, how are you my friend. How appropriate because the next pen on my list of pens is a Sailor Pro-Gear and here you are doing an overview on a couple of the said pens excellent stuff. Thank you very much for sharing two amazing pens and see you on your next video.
I'm curious, how does the PGS compare to the Sport in regards to the grip size? Or maybe to a Lamy 2000 or Pilot Falcon by any chance? I feel I similarly can "get away" w/ the PGS. But comfort probably lies w/ the regular PG. But if it is larger than the Sport, I think it may be enough to save they money, heh.
Sorry, I do not have a PGS in the collection anymore, so can’t compare for you. But I recall the section being pretty much comparable to the one of a Pelikan M200/400, if that helps as a reference.
Wee Willie Winkie runs through the town, Up stairs and down stairs in his night-gown, Tapping at the window, crying at the lock, Are the children in their bed, for it's past ten o'clock? This is a nursery rhyme traditionally recited to children at bedtime in Scotland. Wee Willie Winkie, is a benevolent if rather nosy figure, similar to the sandman in other traditions, and he's concerned for children's welfare, and in particular that they're getting to bed at the proper hour. It doesn't say what sort of fountain pen he would use, but I'd put him down as a Lamy Lilliput user myself. As for his favorite ink, maybe Diamine Twilight?
@@Scrivelynotes you’ve passed the age of taking criticisms like so, I’ve got nothing against you, just your vocabulary as a reviewer, specifically, the use of significantly, the section of a Lamy safari is significantly narrower than that of a Lamy dialog 3, between a pro gear and a pro gear slim, a marginal but detectable difference. No one is out to get you, English is not your first language, I know, neither is it mine, we could all learn some more.
@@VincentDuxD What is your aim? Do you think I will now sit down with the vocabulary book and study to satisfy you? If my language is not great enough for your sensible ears - simply don't watch my videos.
@@Scrivelynotes ppl are making money divisions based on these reviews, and they could be better, don’t go full on male feminist woke on me, I’ll be nice and ask you, was it a bad day?
Dude, don’t listen to me then, or are you a masochist, secretly enjoying it? To my knowledge, most humans have a free will, and hence the capacity to avoid things they may find unpleasant.
@@Scrivelynotes If you cant take constructive feedback.... I'll exercise my free will and block all your videos. Good luck! BTW, You're the very first, absolute first, non to the point German I've ever seen.
@@735Secure There is a difference between constructive feedback, and being outright rude. You belong to the latter category. And you also seem to enjoy cultural clichées.
@@Scrivelynotes I imagine my beautiful German wife from Berlin that grew up in Hanover (Hanofer :)) would say the same thing, but every German business man I’ve worked with has been “correct”, succinct, with precision and doesn't take things personally. Although, even Germany has gone to Shits in the recent years!
This is such a useful video for me. Nicely done too.
For me The Pro Gear and the Pro Gear Realo feel like larger pens because of their diameter, but they have the shortness that makes it feel like I'm not waving a spear about. I use them unposted.
In this way I think they are a clever design and of course they write beautifully. As would the Slim I'm sure.
Thank you for this video - Nice one!.
Thanks for your comment! Very glad the video was useful - and happy to hear you enjoy the pen!
Sailor is one of my favorite pen brand. Thank you for the comparison!
Thank you very much for this comparison. Had the LE slim Starburst and loved it. Hope you will also make a 1911 regular vs 1911L comparison as well!
I have such a comparison planned! Let's see if I can make it happen.
This video is very helpful. My first sailor will be a Pro Gear instead of the slim model.
I like how the pro gear is a compact length, yet large enough to use unposted, a good size for posting, and with a full size section and nib.
how manz sailors u have now _
Scrively, how are you my friend. How appropriate because the next pen on my list of pens is a Sailor Pro-Gear and here you are doing an overview on a couple of the said pens excellent stuff. Thank you very much for sharing two amazing pens and see you on your next video.
Nice reading you. I am good, thanks. And you? As if I knew, huh :). See you around next time!
This is as clear as it can get. Thanks for this. I am now clear on what I want to get.
Glad it was helpful! And what is it?
The Pro-Gear. What a lovely instrument!
@@JogeshwarMishra It indeed is!
Thank you for the comparison video. This has been of much help.
Glad to hear :)
Thank you for comparing to the Kaweco Sport. I have been wondering how they compared size wise. Thanks again.
Thanks! Glad it was helpful.
THANK YOU SO MUCH! This has been very helpful!
Happy to hear. thanks!
Helpful, thanks!
I'm curious, how does the PGS compare to the Sport in regards to the grip size? Or maybe to a Lamy 2000 or Pilot Falcon by any chance? I feel I similarly can "get away" w/ the PGS. But comfort probably lies w/ the regular PG. But if it is larger than the Sport, I think it may be enough to save they money, heh.
Sorry, I do not have a PGS in the collection anymore, so can’t compare for you. But I recall the section being pretty much comparable to the one of a Pelikan M200/400, if that helps as a reference.
Hey, you spoke Scottish! You said; 'a wee bit shorter'. Cool.
Wasn't aware of that :-)
Yeah, 'wee' is a Scottish word for little or small.
Flabby Bum I knew that that’s what it means - just didn’t know it’s Scottish 😊
Wee Willie Winkie runs through the town,
Up stairs and down stairs in his night-gown,
Tapping at the window, crying at the lock,
Are the children in their bed, for it's past ten o'clock?
This is a nursery rhyme traditionally recited to children at bedtime in Scotland. Wee Willie Winkie, is a benevolent if rather nosy figure, similar to the sandman in other traditions, and he's concerned for children's welfare, and in particular that they're getting to bed at the proper hour. It doesn't say what sort of fountain pen he would use, but I'd put him down as a Lamy Lilliput user myself. As for his favorite ink, maybe Diamine Twilight?
Flabby Bum this made me smile!!! Thanks a lot 😊
Your use of adjectives are rather questionable, do better, at least try to.
Your use of manners are rather questionable, do better, at least try to.
@@Scrivelynotes you’ve passed the age of taking criticisms like so, I’ve got nothing against you, just your vocabulary as a reviewer, specifically, the use of significantly, the section of a Lamy safari is significantly narrower than that of a Lamy dialog 3, between a pro gear and a pro gear slim, a marginal but detectable difference. No one is out to get you, English is not your first language, I know, neither is it mine, we could all learn some more.
@@VincentDuxD What is your aim? Do you think I will now sit down with the vocabulary book and study to satisfy you? If my language is not great enough for your sensible ears - simply don't watch my videos.
@@Scrivelynotes ppl are making money divisions based on these reviews, and they could be better, don’t go full on male feminist woke on me, I’ll be nice and ask you, was it a bad day?
@@VincentDuxD happy life, fellow human. Wishing you well.
Dude, its torture listening to you. All your videos can be done in half the time. even listening to you at 1.5 speed is painful. Please be succinct!
Dude, don’t listen to me then, or are you a masochist, secretly enjoying it? To my knowledge, most humans have a free will, and hence the capacity to avoid things they may find unpleasant.
@@Scrivelynotes If you cant take constructive feedback.... I'll exercise my free will and block all your videos. Good luck! BTW, You're the very first, absolute first, non to the point German I've ever seen.
@@735Secure There is a difference between constructive feedback, and being outright rude. You belong to the latter category. And you also seem to enjoy cultural clichées.
@@Scrivelynotes LoL, snowflake!
@@Scrivelynotes I imagine my beautiful German wife from Berlin that grew up in Hanover (Hanofer :)) would say the same thing, but every German business man I’ve worked with has been “correct”, succinct, with precision and doesn't take things personally. Although, even Germany has gone to Shits in the recent years!