My current flex pens

[Pamp]

 I thought I would share my flex pens with you. It was the first time I had taken a picture of all of them together. I'm a little obsessed with flex pens because I love modern script calligraphy. Here is the post I made, if you'd like to see it.   

 

Pam

 

 

 

 

[amberleadavis]

Thank you for showing us the pictures. We'd love to see more of them.

 

For everyone's edification:

 

While the following forum rule is not strictly or often enforced, one should take note of it anyway:

 

In a subject discussed on The Fountain Pen Network, links to other sites (including links to Blogs) may only be posted by approved and paying Premium Account Holders.

 

[Pamp]

7 hours ago, amberleadavis said:

Thank you for showing us the pictures. We'd love to see more of them.

 

For everyone's edification:

 

While the following forum rule is not strictly or often enforced, one should take note of it anyway:

 

In a subject discussed on The Fountain Pen Network, links to other sites (including links to Blogs) may only be posted by approved and paying Premium Account Holders.

 

I'm so sorry. I thought I knew the rules, but I definitely missed that one. My apologies again. (Is it ok to put my blog address in my signature?)

 

Pam

[Ron Z]

Not yet.  You have to be approved, and be a paying premium member, which you are not.  Ignoring those guidelines (Amber has include a quote in her post) could result in being put on moderation, or being suspended or banned.

[Pamp]

I understand. I'm sorry for messing up. I had used links before, so I thought it was ok. I haven't been around for a super long time. But I realize ignorance isn't an excuse.

Pam

[Bristol24]

On 8/14/2022 at 7:56 AM, Pamp said:

I understand. I'm sorry for messing up. I had used links before, so I thought it was ok. I haven't been around for a super long time. But I realize ignorance isn't an excuse.

Pam

Not to worry...

 

Back to flex pens, I have several...sorry no photos...all vintage: 1940s Eversharp Skyline. (a wet noodle), 1928 Redipoint (very flexible), 1935 Parker Parkette (flexible), and two 1930s Majestic pens with quite nice semi-flexible 14k nibs.  I need to use these pens more as they make mediocre handwriting look good.

 

Cliff

[Tasmith]

I think I see a few Fountain Pen Revolution pens.  I have the Himalaya 2 with the steel EF Ultra Flex and just love it.

 

 

[amberleadavis]

@Pamp  We do love pictures and would love to see the pens in use!  Welcome back!

 

[Bo Bo Olson]

I have an interest in pens with some to much flex.

 

[Pamp]

On 8/20/2022 at 12:04 PM, Tasmith said:

I think I see a few Fountain Pen Revolution pens.  I have the Himalaya 2 with the steel EF Ultra Flex and just love it.

 

 

Yes, I have several FPR pens!  All with the EF Ultra Flex nib. They're my favorites. My Himalaya V2 is one of my absolute favorites, as well as the Jaipur V2.  I love them so much.

[Pamp]

On 8/21/2022 at 2:56 AM, amberleadavis said:

@Pamp  We do love pictures and would love to see the pens in use!  Welcome back!

 

Thank you, Amber. I'll try to get some more pictures uploaded.

[Pamp]

On 8/19/2022 at 6:13 AM, Bristol24 said:

Not to worry...

 

Back to flex pens, I have several...sorry no photos...all vintage: 1940s Eversharp Skyline. (a wet noodle), 1928 Redipoint (very flexible), 1935 Parker Parkette (flexible), and two 1930s Majestic pens with quite nice semi-flexible 14k nibs.  I need to use these pens more as they make mediocre handwriting look good.

 

Cliff

Those sound like amazing pens, Cliff.  

[Pamp]

On 8/22/2022 at 2:29 PM, Bo Bo Olson said:

I have an interest in pens with some to much flex.

 

I really love my pens from Fountain Pen Revolution with the #6 ultra flex nib (Himalaya V2 with ultra flex nib and Jaipur V2 with ultra flex nib.) I also love my Jaipur V1 with the #5.5 ultra flex nib. It's slightly less flexible, but only slightly.