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TWSBI ECO Fountain Pen - Black
TWSBI ECO Fountain Pen - Black
TWSBI ECO Fountain Pen - Black
TWSBI ECO Fountain Pen - Black
TWSBI ECO Fountain Pen - Black
TWSBI ECO Fountain Pen - Black
TWSBI ECO Fountain Pen - Black
TWSBI ECO Fountain Pen - Black
TWSBI ECO Fountain Pen - Black

TWSBI ECO Fountain Pen - Black

$52.00

TWSBI ECO Fountain Pen - Black

The most economical of the TWSBI pen line - this lightweight balanced pen is perfect if you're getting into the world of fountain pens. With its large piston filling ink capacity, it's perfect for everyday use. The twist cap is nice and secure for transportation, and the clear demonstrator body allows you to know exactly how much ink you have left.

Dimensions: 14cm capped (17 cm posted)
Weight: 20g

Pen does not come with any ink. TWSBI ECO can be a bit more difficult to fill from ink samples and work best filling from bottle ink.

To find out more details about this pen, check out our blog.
*If you're not quite sure what nib size is the right one for you, we hope our TWSBI nib size comparison post will help.

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A.R.

I love it! It's gliding on paper like charm

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Saberina

Looooved my first ever TWSBI fine from WonderPens and I’m so glad I grabbed this broad one. The line is thick enough to be used for day headers and for highlighting certain events in my daily logs. Big fan, I have a regular ink in it first I’ll be using shimmering inks in it next.

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Lewis Ly
Juicy pen

This pen is juicy to the large ink capacity and also to the flow of the ink when writing. Also I love seeing the ink swoosh around in the pen from the clear demonstrator body design. For the price of the pen it can't be beat.

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David

Good flow. Reliable.

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Sol
Ink flow isn't consistent

I really wanted to like this pen more. I bought it with the 1.1 stub hoping it would provide some variety and while it did do that initially, the last two years have been an adventure in "Will It Or Will It Not Write Today?" Sometimes it's wetter than Niagara Falls and sometimes it's so dry I want to drive it right through the paper in order to get a response. I'm no longer willing to risk nice inks with it any more.

(Incidentally, you can swap out nibs as long as you're careful. It's the only way to fill from a sample bottle, in fact.)

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