P36 Jazz

[Nyanzilla]

Recently I bought this set of the Pelikan Jazz in the Elegance version. It's the only one with fountain pen and ballpoint pen. (There are many different colours of ballpoint pens of this model available.)

 

It comes in a simple Pelikan blue cardboard box.

 

 

Both pens are made of metal with a matte black finish and chrome accents. The ballpoint has a twist mechanism.

The clip is spring loaded and has a wide opening angle. So it will easily slide over thicker fabric like coat or jeans pockets.

The fountain pen has a pull-off cap. The grip section is shaped and a bit narrow.

 

The nib is smooth and not too hard, providing a bit of line variation. There is no width indication on the nib itself. Only on the package it says M nib (which is the only nib available for this pen.) At the first glace it looks like a M200-nib but it's different. It st shorter and it's wider as the P99-nib either. (c.f. picture Pelikan steel nibs P36 - P99 - M200 - P459 - P360) I presume it's the same nib as in the Stola III which I don't have for comparison.

 

I paid ~13€ (instead of 20€) which is a very good price for this nice set.

Edited October 11, 2019 by Nyanzilla

[sanphoemo]

Nice to read you here,too! Greets

[OCArt]

Thanks for the review. I bought a white one and it came without a cartridge converter. An international-sized converter is too big to fit. The pen is made fairly well, the nib is nothing to write home about. In general it seems like a typical Chinese pen to me. I'd *much* rather have a Wing Sung 601 or 699.

[Runnin_Ute]

I have a white one, gave the black one away. It is a nice budget friendly pen. I have yet to find a converter that fits. This far I have been using Pelikan 4001 cartridges that came with it.

[BillH]

I have a black one on the countertop right now, but I flushed the blue cartridge that came with it and refilled it with a better blue. Nice small pen when it has real ink in it rather than the anemic ink it ships with.