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Kaweco CLASSIC SPORT Fountain Pen Green with 23 Carat Gold-Plated Steel Nib and Iridium Tip for Ink Cartridges I Sport Fountain Pen 13 cm I Nib: F (Fine)

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Color: Green


Style: Fine


Features

  • RELIABLE FOR EVERY DAY I The Kaweco Sport fountain pen is available in five different nib sizes, making it ideal for any type of writing. The steel nibs are Made in Germany.
  • OVER 100 YEARS KAWECO SPORT I Classic design combined with modern materials in limited collection colours convinces with the latest technology, pleasant feel & a noticeably smooth writing experience.
  • COMPACT & LIGHT I The lightweight but robust Kaweco fountain pen has the ideal pocket size of 10.5 cm when closed, and grows to an average size of 13 cm with the cap reattached.
  • QUALITY SINCE 1883 I Our products are hand-assembled and individually inspected in Nuremberg, the city renowned for its pencils. First-class quality, high functionality and the best service has always been our priority.
  • THE PERFECT WRITING TOOL is what you are guaranteed to find in our broad product range from pencils to fountain pens to ball pens.

Description

Kaweco Classic Sport fountain pen, high-quality and elegant, with a true success story. A Kaweco pocket fountain pen was first introduced around 1925 - the Kaweco Sport - first fountain pen in pocket format - ideal for use when travelling, leisure, sports and office - became a permanent burner. The designs are mostly from a time when the watches went even slower and craft still had tradition. We have taken and refined everything that customers of Kaweco from the past to today's time. With this motivation, a recent upgrade to the classic model was created - which is available in fresh and modern colours under the series name Skyline Sport. Kaweco - stands for reliable quality - since 1883. You can feel the quality of good things with all the senses. We love the small details and the big differences that distinguish all our products from affordable mass goods, which is why the production is carried out by hand and individual control in the pencil city of Nuremberg. In order to ensure the best quality, we source only high-quality materials from around the world. We offer matching writing pens for everyone: whether in the classic octagonal format or simply round – fountain pen – pencil – elegant ballpoint pen – or one of many different nibs – every hand will find its suitable tool – whether in the office – university – for drawing or to always have a working pen in your handbag on the go. A high-quality feel, tactile quality and timelessly beautiful look - all this is at the end of our creation. Our aim to ourself: at the end of the value chain is a product that we can offer you at a price that is equivalent to its value and we are really proud of.

Brand: Kaweco


Writing Instrument Form: Fountain Pen


Color: Green


Ink Color: Blue


Age Range (Description): Adult


Manufacturer: ‎Kaweco


Brand: ‎Kaweco


Item Weight: ‎0.353 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎5.12 x 0.51 x 0.51 inches


Item model number: ‎KAWECO-10000488


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Color: ‎Green


Closure: ‎Screw Off Cap


Grip Type: ‎Smooth


Pencil Lead Degree (Hardness): ‎F


Material Type: ‎Plastic


Number of Items: ‎1


Size: ‎1 Count (Pack of 1)


Point Type: ‎Fine


Line Size: ‎0.5mm


Ink Color: ‎Blue


Tip Type: ‎fountain


Manufacturer Part Number: ‎10000488


Date First Available: October 23, 2012


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    • The perfect pocket fountain pen
Color: Black Style: Broad
I didn't think I'd like this pen as much as I do. I like pens with some heft, this pen is feather light; I like pens that cap with a click, you have to screw this pen's cap on and off; I like pens with big ink cartridges full of black ink; this pen comes with a short cartridge full of Royal Blue; I like pens with strong clips; you have to purchase the clip for this pen separately for a substantial price (in relation to the pen). Lots of negatives. The defense: *This is a pen you travel with, hence its lightness, and the plastic body may look cheap but it seems durable. The lack of metal in it might even get through an airport detector without having to be put on a tray. *It takes just one and a half revolutions to open this pen and you get used to that fast. This should make it less likely to leak, though I think if you take it on a plane you'd be better off taking an extra step and I'm told using any fountain pen in a pressurized cabin is a risky venture. *The pen is from Germany. In Europe, blue ink is more commonly used than in the States. The pen comes with a short cartridge tucked in the barrel that comes out with a few taps. I emptied the blue ink and used a blunt syringe to refill it with Noodler's Bulletproof black ink (I recommend this way of using ink because you save money over cartridges, put a little less plastic in the environment, and have an infinite choice of ink to use). I've written over a dozen full-size pages on one cartridge and it's still going strong. *I'm fine without a clip. When putting a fountain pen aside, you're supposed to have it with the point up, but if you're out and about during the day it should be all right in your pocket. Another reviewer here talked about spending an hour or so preparing the nib to his liking. I've had no problems with it in that regard, but I don't have the standards some might and even though I'm using a heavy ink with a fine point it's flowing smoothly, not scratching or skipping. German manufacturers are known for their excellent quality control, so I doubt the other reviewer got a defective item. Perhaps he's using a different type of paper than I am. When I got it the only thing I didn't like was that the plastic threads squeaked when I screwed and unscrewed them. I put a tiny amount of a graphite on the threads and it's been silent since. It posts well, which is good for me because my hands are on the large side so I needed the extra inches. Have you ever posted a pen and then the clip is on your skin and after awhile it irritates you so you take it off and repost it because it's a fountain pen so you can't just turn the whole pen and you start thinking about the odds of your having posted it that way and then you forget what you were writing about? I have. Not a problem with this clipless pen! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2019 by Bridgman
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Color: Bordeaux Style: Fine
A stunning pen!! Writes beautiful and the ink dries fairly quick. I’m a lefty and I have had no issues with this pen thus far. Gives an elevated look!
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2025 by Logan Lane
    • I am now a Kaweco convert. A great every day carry pen.
Color: Black Style: Broad
Kawecos are cool because they write well and they are easy enough to deal with. It's a very similar feeling to a Lamy. Both are reliable German pens you'll probably use instead of your fancy gift pens in the case because they just work nicely. When you buy these on amazon always confirm that you are getting the metal box. This one just came in a plastic bag and I felt shorted. The little tins are nice. I have an aluminum one as well, and i like that slightly better because it feels better in my hand. They are both short pens that could be in your pocket. This one is plastic so I would not gift it to someone unless they are already a pen geek. Normies would say "oh a plastic fountain pen, thanks" the nibs on these things are steel (gold colored) and they are a joy to use (truly a lamy-quality experience) after you've fought visconti's uneven, weird, frustrating, but super expensive palladium nib. refills do leak a bit out the nib sometimes so really wipe it off. It's easy to get a leak in the cap section that will then put ink at the end of the barrel section when you post the cap. because these things are small it's hard to clean out the cap other than by rinsing it with water. the kaweco piston converters are tiny. Granted the pen is small but looking in the barrel section one would be forgiven for thinking that there's a bunch of wasted volume in there. Therefore, it's time to try the silicone grease trick that is supposed to allow one to just fill the barrel section with ink. I am thinking you could get like 3mL of ink in there no problem. Plastic pens only; do not attempt with the aluminum or brass models. You need those threads to seal. Kawecos are awesome. I wish they made a bigger size for export to the US. I'd buy it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2021 by John M
    • It fits in a jeans pocket -- any other questions?
Color: Black Style: Broad
Summer is coming, which means t-shirts, which means no shirt pockets. Modern times have loaded our pockets -- what ever happened to car keys? now it's transponders. Cell phones keep growing, and wallets are filled with credit cards, and insurance cards. So why not have a fountain pen that you can slip into the side pocket of a pair of jeans? You never know when you're going to write a check (or do you pay with a credit card or with your cell phone? It's logical, unless you have a crossbody bag or a fanny pack in which you can carry just about any pen you like. Still, if the idea of a pocket pen appeals to you, the Kaweco sport is an excellent choice. It really is small enough to be slipped into a pocket, and when posted it's long enough to be comfortable for writing. I saw one of the YouTube mavens complain that it's too light, and recommeded one of the metal pens -- aluminum, steel, or bronze. That's totally subjective. If you liked the Lamy Safari this will be fine -- and it's very affordable. Besides that, it's an excellent pen -- writes smoothly even on the cheapest paper, and with the cap posted, is comfortable, although it might be too small for people with large hands. The one obvious problem is the very limited ink supply. This is a pen for the forms that you have to sign in a physician's office and not a lot more unless you want to carry spare cartridges. It's not for meetings and seminars where you expect to be taking notes all day. I think the Kaweco sport has been around virtually unchanged since 1935 -- so it must have something going for it. As others have noted, it comes with a spare (blue) cartridge that's tucked in the body of the pen, so tap it one or twice and the cartridge will come out. While the idea of a pocket fountain pen seems a bit weird, as a writing instrument, this is a pen, priced for beginners, that is much better than the price would indicate. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2022 by Sam Uretsky

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