Pilot MR Retro Pop Collection Fountain Pen, Gray Barrel with Hound's Tooth Accent, Fine Nib, Black Ink (91435)

Gorgeous pen, and writes wonderfully. I have both the medium and fine nib versions, and both are perfect in any setting. I use the medium version for writing letters on thick stationery, and it's perfect. I use the fine for cheaper paper at my workplace, and it's also perfect. However, I've interchanged and not felt inconvenienced. For those that are wondering "how medium is medium, or, how fine is fine?", I will try my best to answer. I've always felt that fine rollerball pens (don't remember brands) were way to skinny for me. I never felt that my writing was substantial using those rollerballs. Then I got a very nice Pilot Rollerball (again, don't remember the name) in medium, and even though I love it...sometimes it's immensely thick. The Cavaliers don't disappoint me at all. I've used the medium nib at work, and it's not too thick or overpowering. I've also used the thin on my stationery paper, and it just makes my handwriting look neater...but not scratchy or "too skinny" at all. These are both with the Pilot Namiki blue black cartridges. One other thing: I have small hands, so slim pens don't bother me, but those with big hands might have an issue...but you already know your preferences anyway. I'm excited to have these pens in my fountain pen arsenal. Truly beautiful!

This is a beautiful pen, I love the color with the gold contrast It right pretty fine, like most of my pen cause I do tend to use cheap paper on average, theres is a ''click'' when posted either to the back when writing or in the front so you can keep secure it wont fall off. It has the plastic cap inside to keep ink from drying like the kind Pilot preppy has. I like that the barrel is not so big as sometimes in prolong writing my hands tend to cramp, its more your stander pencil grip like most of us are used to, if your coming from the traditional disposable stander ballpoint pen. Even the nip is so thin, there is no skipping or scratching on the paper. My only issue with this is that it does not come with a converter, The pilot metropolitan its a cheaper pen and it brings it, I think all fountain pen should bring their own converter. I am also not sure what size would fit this pen so if anyone else knows please let me know, Ill appreciate the impute. It did came with a black cartilage in the mean while I am just reeling that with a string and some black noodles ink. Besides that this is my of my favorite pens!

I'm really pleased with the quality and looks of this pen. It writes very smoothly and continuously, and the pen housing is very nice quality. I wanted to use this pen for a long time to make sure the pen nib and exterior finish held up, and they do. The lovely pink metal finish still looks like new even after using it every day for more than a year. I chose this pen because it was slim enough to slip a pencil grip over, since I do a lot of writing, and the padded pencil grips fit perfectly. I bought the Pilot pen converter (CON-20) so I could refill it from ink bottles, and the converter works perfectly for that use. I'm glad to have found a really good alternative to throw-away ball point pens and cartridges.

I like the color pink, and I like pens, and I'm just getting started in fountain pens. I needed a pen thin enough to fit in my pen loop, and this fit the bill perfectly. However, I was a little disappointed at how it moves across the paper--it feels a little scratchy instead of smooth and glidey. I have a Platinum Preppy that I dearly love because it's so smooth and dreamy to write with, I was expecting the same here. It does write more smoothly on paper such as Tomoe River paper, but definitely not for copy/printer paper. I only took off one star because the pen itself is beautiful and well-made, it just wasn't what I was expecting, so that's on me not the manufacturer.

I've been purchasing very feminine pens lately *cough*Lamy LX Rose Gold*cough* and this is a lovely addition to the girlier side of my collection. It's a metal bodied pen so it has a nice weight to it, but it's very slender which makes it ideal for my small hands. The fine nib is a true fine and the nib has just a bit of spring to it. It's not flexy, but it does give character to your handwriting. I have't quite figured out the perfect ink color for this pen yet, so I've just been running Noodler's Black through it. I've also owned the "soft blue" cavalier in the past and found the writing experience to be the same, so I'd say these pens are fairly consistent in their level of quality. That really seems to be the case for all Pilot Fountain Pens though.

The pen is pretty however the quality of the pen is very poorly made looks like something made from China evening the instructions are in Chinese and Japanese. I am disappointed that The ink cartridge is unique to the pen. So if you need additional Ink, you must order more. as for writing it is not very smooth. Over all very pretty but functionally not the best quality.

I was so disappointed 😔 its the perfect size and fits my hand so nicely but its not a fine point. The black ink was horrible so i ordered the blue and it did help a little but still not a smooth write like a fine point would have been. I would have given it 5 stars had it not been for that😔

Great pen for the price. Nib came well aligned and the ink cartridge came separately with the pen. Pilot always has excellent packaging for their products and this was no different. Pen came in a hard plastic case with a hinged lid. Used a CON 20 converter and a bottle of iroshizuku ink. Easy to install the converter and draw ink out of the bottle. The Cavalier has a bit of weight for how slender it is, which was a pleasant surprise. Overall, the build quality is excellent and the pen is pretty striking with its bright pink body and gold accents. The lid gives a satisfying click when replaced, but the barrel tends to loosen and has to be re-tightened occasionally, which is my only gripe with the pen, but not really enough to warrant 4 stars for the price.

Very stylish, writes with nice, fine lines. I also have the Pilot MR Animal Collection which is also supposed to be a fine nib, but the Cavalier is much finer. In terms of size/weight, this pen is on the smaller/lighter/daintier side.

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Dopo sei mesi di uso posso dire che è la migliore penna stilografica che abbia mai comprato. Ha un tratto fine, preciso, regolare. L'inchiostro esce perfettamente, la penna non perde. Le cartucce non sono quelle standart ma quelle della pilot, comunque reperibili in negozi di penne.Il venditore giapponese ha spedito velocemente, imballaggio ottimo in una carta molto carina e colorata. Dentro c'erano anche dei regalini come bustine da tè e caramelle, e il bigliettino da visita del venditore con un messaggio di ringraziamento.Penna consigliatissima, venditore gentilissimo!!!

This little pen is so beautiful I really do love it. The fine nib allows you to write beautifully even if you only have a mediocre hand. There are no problems with ink flow. More than this, it is an item of beauty in itself. It is made throughout in one colour, whether this be pink, blue, whatever, and then finished in gold furnishings. It is a truly beautiful pen

Excellent pen. Very slim body and smooth fine nib. For anyone unfamiliar with international nib sizing, a Japanese fine (like this one) is comparable to a European or American extra-fine.