Showing posts with label Hero fountain pen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hero fountain pen. Show all posts
27 December 2014
Hero 616 Fountain Pens (Part I)
Buying affordable (China) fountain pens has hit me like a wave!
For the past weeks, I have been searching for affordable fountain pen to try;
and I was recommended to get the Hero 616 fountain pen, which is similar to Parker 51 fountain pen.
and I was recommended to get the Hero 616 fountain pen, which is similar to Parker 51 fountain pen.
9 December 2014
My inked fountain pens.
I used fountain pen for a short period of time, and I stopped, to try out Machined pens.
I was stuck at Machine pens for quite a long while, until the recent purchase of 2 Lamy Safaris, which kicked off the Fountain Pen fever again.
16 October 2014
Brain Pocket - Regular Size Traveler's Notebook
My people has been asking me this question:
"What's inside your Regular size Traveler's Notebooks?"
So, I decided to do a post about my Tan / Cream color Regular size Traveler's Notebook, the Brain Pocket.
Brain Pocket was customized by a lady crafter from Japan.
I had this Traveler's Notebook since 2010 (shortly after I purchased my Midori Regular Size TN).
I was attracted by the color of the leather, and the opportunity to choose the button I wanted to be on the leather.
I have been safe keeping it and only decided to use in this year (2014).
20 July 2014
My 2nd Hero Fountain Pen - Hero 372 (Part 1)
Recently, a friend shared with me that one of the biggest retailers in Singapore is selling Hero fountain pens, and she got some at a really good price.
As a lover for cheap fountain pens, I decided to explore the place.
And to my surprise, they offer quite a handful of Hero fountain pens, and the prices are reasonable.
I left the shop with 8 pens, of which, 7 were sent to Unit Kingdom, and one for myself.
The pen does not come with any beautiful packaging or box - just a pen inside a plastic cover, sealed with a Hero company sticker (it doesn't bother me at all).
Pen: Hero 372 Fountain pen
Leather Cover: Rugged black and brown leather riveted pocket notebook cover (from E2 Field Gear)
Here's what I feel about the pen:
- The weight is well balanced.
- The extra fine nib writes smoothly.
- It comes with a convertor, but I am not too comfortable using the convertor; I used a Kaweco ink cartridges instead.
- Aesthetically, it doesn't portrait itself as a cheap pen.
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