Lanxivi Fountain Pen Roller Pen PU Leather Case Binder for 12 Pens (Coffee)

Beautiful luxurious pencase. I wanted this for my vintage fountain pens, not just practically but to make them look good too.Excellent quality leatherette, supersoft inner lining and there is enough room in between each pen preventing them from touching so no scratching.The zip is smooth and easy both ways and I love that the zip pull is gold so it matches the tan colour perfectly.It's one of those cases you just want to pick up and pet and keep looking at my pens...is this weird?I highly recommend this case for anyone needing a case for those "special " pens. I have now filled mine and need to buy another or the larger version. At the time I only had 8 pens, it holds 12 and I now have alot more.A must have for any pen collector or for those special smaller tools.

The price belies the quality - this is a lovely storage case, ideal for storing the 12 different fountain pens that I have accumulated over the years. It handles all sizes [from a small Pelikan M300 up to a, rather large, L'Plume pen] - I rotate the pens in situ so that the clips all lie flat rather than vertical [they are held individually by two elastic loops], as that makes closing the full case easy. There is an integral divider - not very thick, but all that is needed to stop the pens from rubbing against one another when the case is closed. Prior to this I had simply stored my pens flat in a wooden storage box, but this is so much better. If my collection expands any further then I will certainly be buying another. Time will tell as to the longevity of the product, but my initial impressions are very favourable.

Received the item 3 days ago and I am very pleased with it. The zip is large and solid, which is reassuring given my previous disappointments with *other* products where the pull breaks off the zip slider. This seems very unlikely to be able to happen here unless truly silly amounts of force combined with carelessness are employed. Yes, if you are going to shove 12 Neponsit pens (which are slightly "fatter" than normal), they will fit with due care, but for Lamy Safari's and Pilot Metro's and Noodler's Ahabs etc, they fit just wonderfully. If you fill it to capacity, yes, you will have to be cautious about zipping the device and put a little pressure onto the case halve's but for the price, you can't complain.

This is a great pen case, faux leather holds up to 12 pens or you could use some of the slots for pencils or ink cartridges. Currently have 8 of my fountain pens in this case, mixture of thin to very thick pens work well, a couple of rollerball pens and some cartridges and really do like this case.I see some have complained about the divider not protecting their pens between the top half and bottom half of the case, there's absolutely no issue here. Yes it's a thin divider but the pens are not going to chink together and make noise or chip. If you have a lot of pens to carry around and some are expensive pens then this is a great case

An excellent pen case that shows of my moderate pen collection and keeps them safe. It appears well made with no flaws in the stitching, nice and straight too. Design wise it could have also worked in a portrait book style with a simple stud fastener rather than a zip. With the plastic zip some owners may worry that they'll scratch their pens, you just need to arrange things and withdraw pens in a specific way.

It might well be made of fake leather (which wear and tare might well improve) but the pen case is a must for keeping all ones writing implements from WANDERING.Looks much better when one’s pens are added to the case.

For its price the case is very good since it holds every size of my pens plus mechanical pencils for office use. The material seems very good and the zip works without any problem. Overall score 5/5.

It's ok. Seems to be quite well built, but if you have large fountain pens you will struggle to get them all in without the case bulging. Also the straps that hold the pens in are quite strong and there are two of them for each pen which means its not a case of slipping them in and out, its a two handed job.