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MassDropFan
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MassDropFan"Soft fine" usually means, at least for japanese brands (Pilot, Platinum etc.) that the nib will write as fine as a standard "Fine" nib with low pressure on it, but it will allow a certain line variation pressing a little harder. It's my favourite choice of nib for japanese pens: it is just softer enough than a Fine to see consistent line variation, but it's far from the flexibility of a Pilot Falcon Nib. So, if you like having some little line variation, it's a fantastic nib, but don't think it flexes like a "real" flexible nib.
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I also see a 'soft fine'. What exactly is a soft fine? Does it mean that the nib is very flexible? or something else?
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