Pelikan Edelstein Amber Review (Ink Of The Year 2013)

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The whole line of Edelsteins...WOW! I'm jealous. I agree with you WRT the Edelstein inks. I find the two that I have to be well behaved also. I'm so impressed by them, that I'm sure I will be buying more over time. As an update on my "orange experience" I've loaded some Noodler's Apache Sunset into my Lamy Safaris fitted with a fine, 1.5mm stub, and 1.9mm stub nib. The fine nib provided only so-so results...you might even say "poor" results. But as for the stub nibs...the broader the better. The 1.9mm nib lays down a thick, juicy, well saturated, and beautifully shaded line. Here's a photo. Apologies for the poor quality of the photograph, but I think it gets the point across.

 

Dear Peter57,

 

Thank you for your response. It is really essential to see how an ink behaves different with different size of nibs.

 

I am living in Turkey so, Noodler's inks are quite not available for me. It is good to see Apache Sunset which is a very popular orange.

 

Best

[amberleadavis]

Thank you for the review and we hope so see more. Welcome aboard.

[write to me often]

Thank you for the review and we hope so see more. Welcome aboard.

 

Thank you amberleadavis,

 

I actually have a lot of ink reviews to be transferred here. I like being a part of the community.

[slippery when wet]

And we like having you as part of the community.

[dragondazd]

Anyone know how this would look in a finer nib? Will it be pale, yellow, and hard to read?

[irrigger]

I find that it is darker with a finer nib that what was in the OP. I've used it with mediums with great results.

[dragondazd]

huh, very nice. thanks!

[amberleadavis]

So, that answer would be, it's prettier in a finer nib. (giggling)