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Visconti Breeze Fountain Pens

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Visconti Breeze Fountain Pens

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Made entirely in Visconti’s Florence, Italy factory, the Breeze fountain pen is characterized by its fresh look and quality construction. The shape of this writer calls to mind Visconti’s iconic torpedo design, a form factor that’s both lightweight and comfortable in the hand Read More

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Aug 10, 2019

How does this steel nib compare to the Visconti Dreamtouch nib?

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Dee2

Aug 11, 2019

MagistraLMKI have both Homo Sapiens Bronze Age and Breeze in Plum in Fine. While the Breeze is definitely stiffer compared to the HS, it is still a dream writer. Wet and very buttery smooth even copier paper. Hope this helps.

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MagistraLMK

Aug 11, 2019

Dee2Thank you! That's very helpful! I love my HS and my Ragtime, but the nibs are wildly different.

TheeSentuis

Aug 10, 2019

Does it come with a convertor?

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TheeSentuis

Oct 17, 2019

Thank you

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TheeSentuis

Oct 17, 2019

Thank you

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ShaniP

Aug 10, 2019

Anyone have a Breeze willing to share their thoughts? Haven’t read or watched any reviews of this pen.

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Nickwt

Aug 13, 2019

ShaniPI have the Blueberry Breeze. It writes out of the box and is buttery smooth. I paired with the Diamine Oxblood. It's my favourite pen in my rotation.

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F00lw0lf

Aug 21, 2019

ShaniPBought mine from Europe, and not on Drop, and while I like it, it is far from worth the price alone if you simply consider the writing property IMHO. Now, Italian pens are known to vary some in quality of their nibs. Mine was a FINE nib, and it flows well, has a stiff needle like feel to it with plenty of feedback. It is close to scratchy, and some papers really are better than others for it. Overall, I like the pen for what it is. A fun looking pen that writes fairly well and behaves well and which looks like a treat. To me, the pen is also rather comfortable to use and hold for longer sessions. I like the grip and balance of it. I wouldn't suggest it to a newcomer though since it may involve a bit of tuning and reading up to get the best situation for the pen, but as an entry for Visconti fine pens - it's a nice starter IMHO.

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