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Namisu Nova Sandblasted Titanium (Ti Nib)


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Very interesting review. I have not come across Namisu before. My first reaction was its similarity to the Nakaya TI Piccolo (which you note) although there is a massive difference, not least in price (x10). Indeed it seems as if Namisu may well have been using the Nakaya as a model for a less expensive version. Also the Nakaya is a third as much again in weight and although it is perfectly balanced (it doesn't post, just like the Namisu) as you would expect from Nakaya, it feels too heavy for a pen of this small size. For those who love metal-bodied pens, small in size but with some heft, Namisu seems a brilliant solution. Having said this, many find the Piccolo-sized pen too small - I don't - and combined with the weight of 30 grams one might ask whether a long writing session wouldn't tire.

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While I'm a bit more into the Karas design, I'm very happy that the concept of "raw, rough & tough pen" has several faces right now. I have missed it for quite a long time.

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I have just bought a Namisu Orion Aluminium wioth a stell EF nib. The pen worked beautifully straigh tout of the box. the nib is on the 'wetter' side and is smooth for an EF. For the overall cost of £43. I would recommend it. I am now saving up for the Titanium version with a Ti nib.

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