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What nib width do you prefer?


marklavar

What is your favourite nib width?  

259 members have voted

  1. 1. What is your favourite nib width?

    • Italic or oblique extra broad
      4
    • Extra broad
      0
    • Broad
      12
    • Italic or oblique broad
      11
    • Medium
      51
    • Italic or oblique medium
      23
    • Medium-fine (eg. Japanese medium)
      22
    • Fine
      71
    • Italic or oblique fine
      14
    • Extra fine
      48
    • Italic or oblique extra fine
      3


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It's currently neck-a-neck between medium/italic medium (49 votes) and fine/italic fine (51 votes). Broad/italic broad is lagging way behind on 15 votes. :)

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I like italic medium best in the list, though if it's a real italic you have to take extra care with your writing (A Good Thing in my case). For note-taking, I like standard Fine.

 

But best of all, I like a smooth semi-flex Fine, as on a Waterman 52. That option wasn't on the list, so I voted italic medium.

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This one's hard to answer, as I pick different pens & nibs (from extra-fine to stub/italic) for different things. I voted fine-medium, as some old Sheaffers which I really like as well as my Waterman are like that and I prefer this width for regular writing. I do like my stub/italic fine nib, too, though, if what I have to write leaves me enough space.

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I think I voted italic fine, which is about the median of the writing widths I use, but I tend to match the nib to the paper I use. :D

 

[EF/Italic EF/Sailor F for moleskines, M italic/Lamy 2000 "EF" (!) in daily writing]

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