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So, I needed some ink. So I got Noodler's Blue. Pretty much the end of the story!

 

Why I like this ink so much?

1: It's Noodler's, and I LOVE Noodler's

2: I need to be able to write without feathering in my school notebooks

3: Borealis Black was much to strong for my school notebooks

4: It's blue! I LOVE blue! :)

 

http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/n527/ModiHammarstedt/NoodlersBlueInkReview.jpg?t=1290611506

 

Also I use a Canson Field Journal for ink reviews only because it is the SINGLE MOST ABSORBENT PAPER EVER!!!! It is ridiculous even international cartridges bleed through like crazy. I use this for the sole reason that if I find an ink that doesn't bleed through at all with this paper, it is perfect. I have yet to find that ink!

 

Also my first Ink review, quite brief. Not extensive at all, mainly for me to evaluate the quality of this ink. Which is really good :)

 

Hope you enjoy it!

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MassTahDohn Mint

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just got some of this -- in the mail. seems a bit lighter than other reviews. hmmm

 

Whaddya mean? It's probably just the poor quality of my scanner...

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So, I needed some ink. So I got Noodler's Blue. Pretty much the end of the story!

 

Why I like this ink so much?

1: It's Noodler's, and I LOVE Noodler's

2: I need to be able to write without feathering in my school notebooks

3: Borealis Black was much to strong for my school notebooks

4: It's blue! I LOVE blue! :)

 

http://i1138.photobucket.com/albums/n527/ModiHammarstedt/NoodlersBlueInkReview.jpg?t=1290611506

 

Also I use a Canson Field Journal for ink reviews only because it is the SINGLE MOST ABSORBENT PAPER EVER!!!! It is ridiculous even international cartridges bleed through like crazy. I use this for the sole reason that if I find an ink that doesn't bleed through at all with this paper, it is perfect. I have yet to find that ink!

 

Also my first Ink review, quite brief. Not extensive at all, mainly for me to evaluate the quality of this ink. Which is really good :)

 

Hope you enjoy it!

 

In reference to your absorbant paper, have you tried Lamy Blue or Lamy Blue-Black (bottled)? I've used both of these inks even in some of my thin-paged Bibles with no problems. I use Lamy Blue more than any other ink, mainly for underlining & marginalia in books & for jotting notes.

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Good first review.

 

The colour looks fine on this screen. Depending on the pen and nib size it can be darker or lighter.

 

I would raise a fuss if it looked like Tanzanite on my screen.

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Yep, good blue ink from a great ink maker. I've had my bottle longer than some pens I've used with it. Now working a treat in my new Pelikan M805 with broad nib. Photo colour a bit more vivid than for real.

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love this ink. my top blue for the moment, i tend to use it every three weeks in between my noodlers purple and my noodlers walnut

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Big blue ink fan here, never used Noodlers Blue and wonder how it escaped my radar. Again Im glad someone found this review from a few months ago and put it back on top. And no to all you unbelievers, not all blues are the same. Nice review btw.

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That is a really nice blue! Is it water/spill-proof?

 

I have just recently started using blue again for my school paper. It feels quite academic.

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That is a really nice blue! Is it water/spill-proof?

 

I have just recently started using blue again for my school paper. It feels quite academic.

 

 

No unfortunately it's a more conventional ink in regards to behavior.

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rustle54 NOS (New Old Stock)

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Just discovered one big advantage of non-waterproof Noodler's Blue. It completely and easily rinsed out of a synthetic material shirt after a rather spectacular accident with a Waterman's 52v with a very wet nib. Just a little spot spray with a conventional laundry stain remover and a cold water soak. Voila! Love this ink even more now.

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