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I wanted to take a minute and brag about Nock Co. While browsing cases on jet pens I ran into this case that had everything

I was looking for. Great material, Perfect Construction, and the exact amount of pen slots. That was the Nock Co. Lookout Case. I have since bought 4 of the cases. I am trying to limit my pens to 12 or maybe 9.. I haven't decided yet. Trying to enjoy writing more than buying ya know. Anyways I love these cases and if anyone is looking for a way to carry three pens around safely and stylishly. I would highly recommend this company and in specific this case.

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I agree with you 100%; the Lookout is a really wonderful case. I recently bought one to augment my other Nock Co. case, the Brasstown, and can't say good enough things.

 

Really glad you found a case you love! Happy writing!

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Love mine in dark blue and grey, perfect for my wider pens; I wish they made something just as simple but that closed, for the notorious evaporators like Sonnets.

 

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Love mine in dark blue and grey, perfect for my wider pens; I wish they made something just as simple but that closed, for the notorious evaporators like Sonnets.

 

fpn_1513015646__nockco_lookout.jpg

What about the Sinclair?

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What about the Sinclair?

 

You're right! Saw it after posting. Not crazy about the current colours though.

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