List Of Flex Pen Options

[Stowford]

Hi All,

 

I'd like to start a thread in which the choices of flex pens could be listed so that readers, including myself, can better understand the flex pen options available. I'll not include any in this first post, but invite members to share their knowledge below.

 

Please feel free to include any pens that flex, may they be modern or vintage, cheap or expensive. I'd just really like to know what's out there and available for the flex pen enthusiast.

[ac12]

The problem with the vintage pens is, the same pen body could have a flex or a rigid/nail nib.

[Icywolfe]

Noodler's.

 

Serwex.

 

Pilot Falcon nib.

Edited September 19, 2014 by Icywolfe

[TXKat]

Old American dip pen handle

Montblanc ink with a

Palmer Method #6 nib.......ohhhhhhhhhh

[Lyander0012]

Surprised no one's mentioned the vintage favourite, Waterman's 52 series. They're not usually noodles by any stretch of the imagination, but the range (basic 52, shorter 52V, thinner 52 1/2, and the really compact 52 1/2V) offers quite a bit of line variation if you want it. I blame this pen for my lusting after vintages, haha


Cheers!

Kevin

[discopig]

Surprised no one's mentioned the vintage favourite, Waterman's 52 series. They're not usually noodles by any stretch of the imagination, but the range (basic 52, shorter 52V, thinner 52 1/2, and the really compact 52 1/2V) offers quite a bit of line variation if you want it. I blame this pen for my lusting after vintages, haha

 

 

Cheers!

 

Kevin

 

The Waterman 52 (and to a lesser extent, its older brother the 12) are some of my favorite vintage flex pens. I have 5 of them here and each one turned out to be amazingly flexible.