Faber-Castell Pitt Artists' Pen Superfine Fineliner - May Green

Much better than biros and many gel pens. Bold lettering with thick ink and even has a pleasant "nib feel" when writing with it. Might be a bit thin/narrow for larger hands to grip comfortably/ergonomically but no other issues.

It’s good, but the tip always bends and the ink is always slow to come out of the pen.

Not happy with this purchase at all - I was expecting this to be delivered in the originalManufacturers Packaging but it arrived as a loose pen in an Amazon envelope. For all I know it could have been used already, or even a fake product. Next time I will purchase elsewhere to be sure. As an artists pen, you need assurance it is archival and fade resistant. Only time will tell as to how long this lasts before drying up, considering it’s been exposed to the air due to no packaging.

I have no idea on what planet this could ever be considered "copper" , it comes out medium brown with a slight pink tinge (it reminds me of the interior house paint shade "dead salmon", only a little bit darker). There is zero metallic or shine.I bought this because I trust the brand but it's a complete waste of money.

The quality of these fineliners is superb, Faber Castell is my go to company for pens and pencils.One thing I noticed buying on here is that the pens arrive in a plastic bag, whenever I have brought them on the High Street they have been in retail packaging, also in Germany they were on a retail pack.Hoping they are genuine anyway.Still 5 stars because its Faber.

Wanted this for some art work and it works well. A medium line produced.

Using this pen to write on textured watercolour paper and wooden discs. Really pleased as it doesn't bleeding at all.

Bought for my husband who draws characatures and uses these to go round the drawing, which he said are perfect for the job.