Erofa, Majohn P139 - Fine Point Fountain Pen No. 8 with Case, High-Capacity Brass Piston Filling System

La recomiendo es muy muy buena, buen agarre y muy buena escritura

Ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo. Non ha false partenze

Excelente calidad en los materiales y atención a los detalles muy elegante y suave escritura

Nice pen with a #8 nib. Faster delivery than usual Chinese websites.

I have quite a few fountain pens, and this one is my favorite. The fit and finish are very well done, it looks great. And what you get for the cost is more than I expected. Like the cap and barrel threads being machined rather than molded. It has an Ebonite feed that can be heat set with some boiling water, there are many videos on how to do this I suggest watching some before you try it. It's a nice smooth writer and the nib has a cool design, which on mine was stamped in rather than laser etched like some of the nibs shown in the product pictures. I think this stamped version looks much better. The piston mechanism is all brass and operates very smoothly. In another review it was mentioned that the design was somehow flawed and caused issues, but after taking the pen apart I see no such issue and is actually very well made and works fine. Its design is similar to other piston fillers, only this one is all premium brass material. It should last forever, won't break when the piston sticks after sitting unused and it takes some pressure to get it moving, and gives the pen a good weighty expensive feel. Refilling is easy. Even the customer service from the seller was great. I wanted a spare piston and they made a listing and sent me one. Replacement nib assemblies are available to purchase as well. I always like to see replacement parts available for any product and being able to fix it is always a plus. My only gripe with it was the clip. The way the metal is folded around the back of the ball creates a pinch point that will pull fabric when you pull it out of your pocket. So with a toothpick I filled the small void at the end of the clip inside the ball with some JB Weld. It only took a few minutes. Any kind of thick glue would do I think. If you want to fix yours, to get the finial off it just unscrews, but it is tight so one of those rubber jar opener grip things helps. Added pics to show how it comes apart. Overall at least to me it's still a 5 star pen!