3 Fountain Pens Small Enough to Fit in Your POCKET!
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
- Pocket Sized Fountain Pens - AKA pens meant to fit in your pocket! If you've ever wanted to bring your fountain pen with you on-the-go, but would like to keep your setup minimal, maybe the pocket pen is for you! In this video, Daisy explains how these pens can be posted become longer, and gives 3 different pocket pen recommendations for any budget. Which one would you choose??
00:27 What are pocket pens?
01:40 Kaweco Sport
03:23 TWSBI Diamond Mini
04:37 Sailor PGS Mini
05:36 Comparing All 3 Pens
06:01 Summary
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I’m surprised you didn’t include the Pilot E95S. A great form factor and gorgeous gold nib for less than the Sailor Pro Gear Mini
Is that your favorite pocket pen?
@@jeffreyepiscopo I’m not sure if it’s my favorite (mainly because the nib can’t be removed and ink level isn’t visible on the converter) but it’s up there!
Oh yes true! That would be a better option compared to the PG in terms of value.
I love my Travelers Company brass mini pen....I like the brass color. And it looks so pretty with my Travelers notebooks!!!!✍📙✒
You forgot about the Pilot e95S, in my opinion a better a much better value and better pen overall than the Sailor Mini, at a better price as well 😉
Watching this as I sit here with my notebook and my twsbi diamond mini in hand ☺ Inked with Noodlers Purple Martin….
Those are all great, but I love the TWSBI vac mini even more! I unscrew the grip section and syringe fill the whole body for huge ink storage without worrying about my vac-filling technique. ❤ Thanks Daisy!
@@lynettedyck7327 I love the vac mini too! Based on how you’re filling it, you may want to check out models by Opus 88. Their syringe fillers have shutoff valves (known as Japanese eyedroppers)
@@fortheloveofpens Yes, I use my TWSBI vac pens like the Opus 88's, except they aren't as chunky - Thanks!
My favorite is the kaweco liliput
I love my pockets pens and keep waiting for TWSBI to release an Iris edition for their mini!!!
Although I do not have small hands, pocket pens have quickly become a favorite! I have at least one of each of the pens that you mentioned and I love Opus 88 pockets pens too! 🖋️😍
I really like the Pilot Petit 1. It's extremely reliable, and it goes from 4.3" to 5.2" when posted. It only comes in a fine nib as far as I know, but that works for me. They can also be eye-droppered, so have great ink capacity. And they are super-inexpensive - I paid $8 CAD for each of mine.
these are adorable ☺☺
i love pocket pens! i have small hands too and they are always the most comfortable. :)
I was just looking at possible small fountain pens to get
You read my mind 😭👌
Wasn’t actively looking for a small pen before, but now I want something that’s the height of a passport tn at most, so it doesn’t stick out when they’re together
I just got an Opus 88 Mini in Cheer Kitty. It's got a translucent carnelian colored barrel & a laughing cat face on the cap holding a bottle of wine in one paw & a glass of wine in the other. How can you beat a wine swilling cat on a fountain pen?😅
I also have a Majohn Q1 clear with bright pink ink sloshing around in it. & couldn't help but get the Majohn Wancai just because of it's eyedropper tiny size. But it still posts to a comfortable length.
Am I insane for considering a kaweco liliput a pocket pen? I guess technically it’s my wallet pen. 😂 it fits in the coin pouch of my wallet
Pilot Prera.
Me too! I've been quite charmed by the Prera recently! It has the smooth Pilot steel nib and a satisfying little click when you push the cap back on. Capped size between the TWSBI mini and the TWSBI vac mini.
@@lynettedyck7327 yes it glides on paper like a figure skater 😄