Why buy an expensive pen?

[@joe_a_photo]

I personally really like writing with a fountain pen at work to take notes. A lot of fountain pen inks will bleed on standard paper. But if you get something like a midori journal, it won’t bleed. I love the writing experience of a fountain pen and I love how unique found pen inks look

[@NorthEasternEDC]

@@joe_a_photo I've never written one outside middle school calligraphy class. I'd love to try one again. Thanks for the insight.

[@joe_a_photo]

@ twisbi eco is great

[@ramsien]

My pen is an all metal, 1982, made in USA, Parker Jotter that I found in a junk drawer in my grandparents house, uses the same refills as these pens and it's been bombproof in my pocket.
If I lost it tomorrow I'd either pickup a same era replacement or a new Jotter XL, either way it would cost me $20-30 USD, and that works for me.
I'm not a fidget-er, but it has a solid, satisfying click.

[@NorthEasternEDC]

@@ramsien that's the great thing about edc. Price doesn't matter. Carry what you love and love what you carry.

[@lightinthedark_]

My most expensive pen was ~$200 CAD until last night. Got in on the Magnus Clickshift v3 preorder ($300 CAD).
Currently carry that Big I baseline, too. Great pen.
Good video, subscribed!

[@NorthEasternEDC]

@@lightinthedark_ I'll check them out. Thank you.

[@thomasizdebski3666]

Keep it up amigo!

[@NorthEasternEDC]

@@thomasizdebski3666 thank you.