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I used to switch between Lamy Safari (or Vista, which is a Safari with clear instead of colored plastic in EF) and Pilot Vanishing Points (in F) depending how r
by jamesliudotcc 6y ago
I used to switch between Lamy Safari (or Vista, which is a Safari with clear instead of colored plastic in EF) and Pilot Vanishing Points (in F) depending how rich I felt when I lost the last one. I owned some other hundred-dollar-ish fountain pens too. The Pilot was the only one that ever wrote as nicely as the Lamy Safari.
I never settled on a notebook I really liked with the pens. Rhodia pads have the best texture for those two nibs, but were never great for anything but throwaway notes. Now I write short notes with a pencil.
- pcmoney 6y agoMiraculously I am still on my one and only VP. Had the matte black and it has been scratched and used so the brass underneath shows through, I am pretty attached to it now. I strongly recommend Nanami Papers Journals and other Tomoe River products. Great quality and value, not much more than a Rhodia and 2x the pages.