Aurora blue

[techman]

Here is a quick review.

Edited November 30, 2008 by techman

[Ondina]

Very nice blue and some shading. Shame it produces nib creep. Thanks for the review.

[BobR]

It is a fairly good ink for lubrication and works wonderfully in fine points and dry writers too. I've never really noticed any significant amount of nib creep with this ink.

[techman]

I think since my safari is a medium I am getting a lot of flow. Therefore, the nib creep. I love the color. It pops out at you.

[WillSW]

It is a fairly good ink for lubrication and works wonderfully in fine points and dry writers too. I've never really noticed any significant amount of nib creep with this ink.

 

I know Aurora Black is my best lubricating ink and can make any pen feel better, does the Blue act to a similar degree?

[techman]

So far I have only used it in my lamy medium nib. It is very smooth. The nib creep thing bothers me though. I am going to try it in my alstar with a fine nib and see how that goes. As soon as I run out. that is.My fine nib is real smooth with herbin in it. I love it.

Edited December 2, 2008 by techman

[Jopen]

I know Aurora Black is my best lubricating ink and can make any pen feel better, does the Blue act to a similar degree?

 

Blue is quite good (better than most blues around) but not as much as black in lubricating action. I normally have two pens with similar nibs, one with blue, other with black Aurora always with me.

[Pjake]

I like Aurora Blue quite a bit. It along with Visconti blue (my #1) and Waterman Florida Bleu are my top three Blue inks.

 

I have not experienced any nib creep with Aurora Blue....but some with Aurora Black on a couple of pens.

 

 

Regards,

Peter

Edited December 4, 2008 by Pjake