Translucent Blue Fountain Pen with Smiley Steel Nib, Hexagonal Grip and Starter Ink Cartridge

Translucent Blue Fountain Pen with Smiley Steel Nib, Hexagonal Grip and Starter Ink Cartridge

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$31.80
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Translucent Blue Fountain Pen with Smiley Steel Nib, Hexagonal Grip and Starter Ink Cartridge
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Translucent Blue Fountain Pen with Smiley Steel Nib, Hexagonal Grip and Starter Ink Cartridge

$31.80
Sale price  $31.80 Regular price 
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The Kakuno fountain pen makes everyday writing approachable for first-time users and enjoyable for experienced writers. Its translucent blue resin body has a comfortable hexagonal shape inspired by a classic pencil, while the smiley face on the steel nib helps indicate the correct upward orientation.

A black Pilot ink cartridge is included so you can start writing right away. The pen also accepts a Pilot CON-40 or CON-70 converter, sold separately, for users who prefer converter filling. Choose the Fine or Medium nib option for your preferred writing feel.

Features

  • Smiley-face steel nib helps show the correct nib orientation when facing upward.
  • Translucent blue resin body with a comfortable hexagonal shape.
  • Hexagonal profile helps keep the pen from rolling away.
  • Cap indentations provide a secure grip when uncapping.
  • Includes one black Pilot ink cartridge.
  • Accepts Pilot CON-40 or CON-70 converters sold separately.

Specifications

  • Body color: Translucent blue
  • Body material: Resin
  • Nib material: Steel
  • Nib options: Fine or Medium
  • Included ink: Black Pilot ink cartridge
  • Converter compatibility: Pilot CON-40 or CON-70 converter, sold separately
  • Variants: Fine (PN19615); Medium (PN19627)

Frequently Asked Questions

Which nib sizes are available?

The pen is available with either a Fine or Medium nib; select the preferred nib option when ordering.

Does the pen include ink?

Yes. One black Pilot ink cartridge is included for immediate writing.

Can I use a converter instead of cartridges?

Yes. The pen accepts a Pilot CON-40 or CON-70 converter, which is sold separately.

How does the nib help with orientation?

The smiley-face marking on the steel nib is designed to face upward, helping indicate the correct writing orientation.

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