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Julia161

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Just received my first Noodlers Panther from ebay and here are my honest impressions.


- Firstly I thought that the pen looks cheaper than it costs. Sure, It's not expensive, but still there are much cheaper pens which look more presentable.

- The clip is so soft and fragile that when I unscrewed the cap it changed it's angle a little.

- But the color is fun.

- The piston filler is interesting and convenient to use.

- Semi-flexible nib for me happened to be absolutely useless, because when I tried to use its functions my handwriting became even worse than usual. In fact this is not the pen which made me write beautifully. Quite the opposite :)) But for sure I need to train my cursive.

- This nib also gets scratchy when underlining something or striking out.

- On the other hand the nib feels very soft and pleasant when I just try to write something without care about the beauty of the letters.

- The ink flow is optimal - not too little, not too much.

- Another good point is that the ink doesn't dry in this pen when it's not used for few days.

- In general (if not pay attention to the fragile clip) the pen looks quite stable and trustworthy.

- Would I buy it again? Yes, to know what it.

- Will I buy another? Only if they make some new cute color or design.

- How many points I give this pen out of 10? 6.


Do you have this pen model or other Noodlers? What are your impressions?

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This looks very similar to the Chelpark Maverick.

 

http://i264.photobucket.com/albums/ii197/hari317/Chelpark%20Maverick/IMG_2568.jpg

 

Look at FPN Hari's review of the same:https://www.fountainpennetwork.com/forum/index.php/topic/83555-chelpark-maverick/

 

IMO, the Maverick is a nice pen for 100 INR. The chelpark stock nib is stiff F.

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This is the Noodler's Nib Creaper - pretty much their original pen design. 'Panther Pink' is the colour. I have two of these, and find they write pretty well - reasonably smooth, and the nib is capable of flexing a fair way. I prefer the wider barrel diameter of the Ahab or the Konrad, so my Nib Creapers don't get a lot of attention any more - but if you're looking for a smaller flex pen these are pretty good...

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Jamerelle, thanks for explaining about the color and model. I thought Panther was a model :)

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Aaargh - this color is appalling :)

No, the color is not appalling - it's pink.

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