Kaweco CLASSIC SPORT Fountain Pen Green with 23 Carat Gold-Plated Steel Nib and Iridium Tip for Ink Cartridges I Sport Fountain Pen 13 cm I Nib: F (Fine)
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Description
• RELIABLE FOR EVERY DAY I The Kaweco Sport fountain pen is available in five different nib sizes, making it ideal for any type of writing. The steel nibs are Made in Germany. • OVER 100 YEARS KAWECO SPORT I Classic design combined with modern materials in limited collection colours convinces with the latest technology, pleasant feel & a noticeably smooth writing experience. • COMPACT & LIGHT I The lightweight but robust Kaweco fountain pen has the ideal pocket size of 10.5 cm when closed, and grows to an average size of 13 cm with the cap reattached. • QUALITY SINCE 1883 I Our products are hand-assembled and individually inspected in Nuremberg, the city renowned for its pencils. First-class quality, high functionality and the best service has always been our priority. • THE PERFECT WRITING TOOL is what you are guaranteed to find in our broad product range – from pencils to fountain pens to ball pens.
Details
General
- Brand Name
- Kaweco
- Model Name
- Classic Sport
- Model Number
- KAWECO-10000488
- Manufacturer
- Kaweco
- Item Type Name
- Fountain pen
- Age Range Description
- Adult
- Recommended Uses For Product
- Drawing, Writing
- Unit Count
- 1.0 Count
Writing Features
- Writing Instrument Form
- Fountain Pen
- Ink Color
- Blue
- Drill Point
- Fine
- Additional Features
- Refillable
- Line Size
- 0.5mm
- Hand Orientation
- Ambidextrous
- Hardness
- F
- Writing Technique
- fountain pen
Design & Style
- Color
- Green
- Theme
- Vintage
- Style
- Fine
- Body Shape
- cylindrical
- Pattern
- Single
- Closure Type
- Screw Off Cap
- Grip Type
- Smooth
- Water Resistance Level
- Not Water Resistant
Materials & Care
- Material Type
- Plastic
- Ink Base
- Water
Dimensions
- Item Dimensions
- 5.12 x 0.51 x 0.51 inches
- Item Weight
- 20 Grams
- Item Diameter
- 1.3 Centimeters
Included Components
- Included Components
- Ink Cartridge
Warranty
- Warranty Description
- No Warranty
Frequently asked questions
- What nib sizes are available for this pen?
- The Kaweco Sport fountain pen is available in five different nib sizes; this specific pen comes with a Fine (F) nib.
- What material is the pen body made of?
- The pen body is made of plastic, and the nib is steel with 23-carat gold plating and an iridium tip.
- Is the pen refillable?
- Yes, it is refillable and includes an ink cartridge.
Customer reviews
Great pocket pen!
This is my second Kaweco Sport. I love my black one so much that I decided to get a green one! Both write splendidly. No complaints. Upon arrival, I immediately filled up a Kaweco cartridge with a green ink to match the pen. No converter comes with this pen, only a Kaweco blue cartridge. This is okay with me, as I usually just refill my cartridges with bottled ink via a blunt-tipped syringe. There may be a suitable, small Kaweco converter for sale sold separately if you look elsewhere on Amazon. This is an ideal pocket pen. It's quite small. In fact, I do normally carry it in my pants pocket. When posted, this pen is an adequate length for writing and feels comfortable. Pocket clips are available for this pen but are sold separately. I have a pocket clip for my black Kaweco Sport but decided that it wasn't necessary for my new green Kaweco. I have noticed that the cap will often come unscrewed from the barrel in my pocket, so occasionally I have to check that it's still capped. No biggie. I ordered a fine nib, which is ideal for writing on both high and low end papers. The nib writes well right out of the box. For the price of $20 and free shipping, this is a good, reliable fountain pen. I highly recommend it. Even though the seller, Stationary Addicts USA, is UK-based, the pen only took a week and a half to reach me in Texas. Not bad at all.
This is my second Kaweco Sport. I love my black one so much that I decided to get a green one! Both write splendidly. No complaints. Upon arrival, I immediately filled up a Kaweco cartridge with a green ink to match the pen. No converter comes with this pen, only a Kaweco blue cartridge. This is okay with me, as I usually just refill my cartridges with bottled ink via a blunt-tipped syringe. There may be a suitable, small Kaweco converter for sale sold separately if you look elsewhere on Amazon. This is an ideal pocket pen. It's quite small. In fact, I do normally carry it in my pants pocket. When posted, this pen is an adequate length for writing and feels comfortable. Pocket clips are available for this pen but are sold separately. I have a pocket clip for my black Kaweco Sport but decided that it wasn't necessary for my new green Kaweco. I have noticed that the cap will often come unscrewed from the barrel in my pocket, so occasionally I have to check that it's still capped. No biggie. I ordered a fine nib, which is ideal for writing on both high and low end papers. The nib writes well right out of the box. For the price of $20 and free shipping, this is a good, reliable fountain pen. I highly recommend it. Even though the seller, Stationary Addicts USA, is UK-based, the pen only took a week and a half to reach me in Texas. Not bad at all.
Fantastic pen for price
This Kaweco Sport (F) is a replacement for one that I carried every day for nearly two years before being lost in a Lyft, so I knew exactly what I wanted and I am not disappointed. The Sport is small enough to be part of my every day pocket carry stuff without adding much bulk. It writes well for me both posted and without the cap. I like the Fine nib -- it's consistent and is perfect for jotting short notes while I'm out and about or longer letters and paragraphs as needed. There isn't much flex without pressing very hard, but flex probably isn't why you'll buy this pen. (You'll buy this pen for its size and its consistent nib.) The sample image is Colorverse Mars Curiosity on 90 gram Clairefontaine, but I've found this nib writes smoothly on junky copier paper, too. Feathering is more about the ink than the nib, so your mileage may vary. One item that surprised me: when it first arrived, I couldn't install a cartridge or a converter -- there just wasn't enough space in the body for it to fit. I was ready to send it back or drill it out when I found that the pen had been shipped with a cartridge placed (inverted) in the body and it had gotten wedged, so I tapped it on the desk and it popped right out.
This Kaweco Sport (F) is a replacement for one that I carried every day for nearly two years before being lost in a Lyft, so I knew exactly what I wanted and I am not disappointed. The Sport is small enough to be part of my every day pocket carry stuff without adding much bulk. It writes well for me both posted and without the cap. I like the Fine nib -- it's consistent and is perfect for jotting short notes while I'm out and about or longer letters and paragraphs as needed. There isn't much flex without pressing very hard, but flex probably isn't why you'll buy this pen. (You'll buy this pen for its size and its consistent nib.) The sample image is Colorverse Mars Curiosity on 90 gram Clairefontaine, but I've found this nib writes smoothly on junky copier paper, too. Feathering is more about the ink than the nib, so your mileage may vary. One item that surprised me: when it first arrived, I couldn't install a cartridge or a converter -- there just wasn't enough space in the body for it to fit. I was ready to send it back or drill it out when I found that the pen had been shipped with a cartridge placed (inverted) in the body and it had gotten wedged, so I tapped it on the desk and it popped right out.
Very unique little pen.
This is part of my EDC at work, and I love it. It's small and light, has a smooth, precise nib, and it looks very distinctive and unique. I also got a Bronze Nostalgia clip for it (which looks more like Rose Gold than Bronze), and it matches well with my other EDC kit--a rose gold and blue watch, a navy Kershaw Scallion knife, and a blue RovyVon Aurora A2x mini flashlight. These pens are VERY small compared to a standard fountain pen--if you have large hands, you will definitely want to post the cap. But they are surprisingly well-balanced and ergonomic. The grip section has a satisfying flare, the cap posts solidly, and the gold Kaweco medallion on the cap and tiny knurling on the base of the pen body are nice touches that give the pen a look and feel that are much more expensive than it's actual price tag. Smooth writer, great ink flow, and distinctive look and feel. The only drawback is that they DO have low ink capacity. They will accept a standard International cartridge, but the converters Kaweco makes for it hold about half what a standard disposable cartridge holds. Otherwise, these are very cool little pens. I'll definitely be buying more Kaweco Sports for my collection!
This is part of my EDC at work, and I love it. It's small and light, has a smooth, precise nib, and it looks very distinctive and unique. I also got a Bronze Nostalgia clip for it (which looks more like Rose Gold than Bronze), and it matches well with my other EDC kit--a rose gold and blue watch, a navy Kershaw Scallion knife, and a blue RovyVon Aurora A2x mini flashlight. These pens are VERY small compared to a standard fountain pen--if you have large hands, you will definitely want to post the cap. But they are surprisingly well-balanced and ergonomic. The grip section has a satisfying flare, the cap posts solidly, and the gold Kaweco medallion on the cap and tiny knurling on the base of the pen body are nice touches that give the pen a look and feel that are much more expensive than it's actual price tag. Smooth writer, great ink flow, and distinctive look and feel. The only drawback is that they DO have low ink capacity. They will accept a standard International cartridge, but the converters Kaweco makes for it hold about half what a standard disposable cartridge holds. Otherwise, these are very cool little pens. I'll definitely be buying more Kaweco Sports for my collection!
Mon préféré !!!
Dans la collection sport plastique, j’ai une nette préférence visuelle pour les plumes dorée de cette collection, pour le plaisir d’écrire. J’ai maintenant le bordeaux, bleu marine, vert (et irrisé en pointe argentée) et je dois avouer que ce modèle blanc a ma grande préférence. Je le trouve vraiment visuellement classe ! La pointe F est souple, glisse toute seule (un plaisir sur les papiers de qualité comme Hobonichi ou Midori) et n’accroche même pas sur les papiers secs, de mauvaise qualité. Je précise que personnellement je préfère l’équilibre du stylo plume avec le rajout du clip qui augmente le poids en main de celui-ci (mais c’est une question d’habitude et de préférence pour chacun). Bref, j’adore cette marque de stylo plume dont la qualité est toujours au rdv et en accord avec mes encres Diamine pour les couleurs originales et nuancées.
Dans la collection sport plastique, j’ai une nette préférence visuelle pour les plumes dorée de cette collection, pour le plaisir d’écrire. J’ai maintenant le bordeaux, bleu marine, vert (et irrisé en pointe argentée) et je dois avouer que ce modèle blanc a ma grande préférence. Je le trouve vraiment visuellement classe ! La pointe F est souple, glisse toute seule (un plaisir sur les papiers de qualité comme Hobonichi ou Midori) et n’accroche même pas sur les papiers secs, de mauvaise qualité. Je précise que personnellement je préfère l’équilibre du stylo plume avec le rajout du clip qui augmente le poids en main de celui-ci (mais c’est une question d’habitude et de préférence pour chacun). Bref, j’adore cette marque de stylo plume dont la qualité est toujours au rdv et en accord avec mes encres Diamine pour les couleurs originales et nuancées.
