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Schneider ID Fountain Pen
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Schneider ID Fountain Pen
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Product Description
Larger than most fountain pens, the Schneider ID features an ergonomic, award-winning design that includes an elastomer grip molded to make the “proper” writing position feel more natural. The pen accepts both standard converters and standard international cartridges, and is appointed with a slightly flexible, chrome-plated, stainless steel nib that glides on paper offering smooth writing Read More
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ColeenHall
5
Jul 19, 2018
pellidonSchneider only makes this pen in a broad nib for righthanded users. There are other styles which Massdrop has offered in the past that are a M nib, such as Schenider Base Ftn Pen.
Rolograaf
1
Dec 9, 2017
It writes smooth, but is a little overpriced, cost me 26 dollars where i could buy locally for twelve euros. Well okay, Massdrop is not really meant for Europeans...
warpweft
27
Oct 17, 2017
I received my pen. I expressly asked for a left handed nib, but instead received a right handed nib. This stinks, but I gave it to my wife.
mamamiau
17
Sep 1, 2017
Can anyone who owns the left-handed version tell me if the "specially designed nib" works for overwriters? (Also sometimes referred to as hookers!)
kkbertram
1
Sep 1, 2017
mamamiauThe left handed nibs were designed to allow ink to flow in a "pushing the nib across the paper" as opposed to the "pulling" action a righty would do. I'm a lefty but not an overwriter, if I understand your meaning. My left hand sits below the writing line as I write. I hope this helps and would like to hear from other lefties who have used this or another Schneider Left handed fountain pen nib.
mamamiau
17
Sep 1, 2017
kkbertramThanks! I suspect the nib is meant for under-writers, like you. You push on an upstroke and on a horizontal (left to right) and pull on a downstroke, correct? I pull on an upstroke and push on a downstroke, just because I am holding the pen with the nib pointed more or less toward me! I probably won't know for sure unless I join the drop and try the pen. I have set a reminder so I can think about it.
Odie
4
Mar 23, 2017
OMG-RobotsI second this. I think it would have been easier to send the whole plastic piece screw in piece vs just the nib.
Odie
4
Mar 24, 2017
OMG-RobotsOK so I found this and used this method and it worked.. https://www.jetpens.com/blog/how-to-change-a-lamy-fountain-pen-nib/pt/270 just make sure that you press it all the way in and its aligned or it will be scratchy.
AAHHHHH
0
Feb 9, 2017
Are the add on mechanical pencils ambidextrous because their doesn't seem to be an option to choose whic doesn't seem to be an option to choose which hand?
kkjb
10
StrideWrite
Feb 9, 2017
AAHHHHHYes! The fountain pen has a contoured rubber grip designed for either a right handed or left handed grip dependent on the version you purchase. The mechanical pencil and ballpoint do not have a contoured grip and can be used by either a lefty or a righty.
writerstephen
480
Feb 6, 2017
I picked up a lefty because I am one, but i guess Massdrop forgot that righties vastly outnumber lefties in this world and should have stocked accordingly.
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