Is TWSBI Eco worth it?

The Eco is a true design success for TWSBI. It is an exceptional value (more on that below) and yet it does not feel even a smidge like a cheap knife. Given the materials—polycarbonate and other forms of plastic and rubber—the Eco is finished quite nicely. The threads are smooth and tight.

Is the TWSBI Eco a wet writer?

Keep in mind that TWSBI’s pens do tend to write quite wet, so this will broaden the line a bit as well if you are writing with a wet-writing ink from brands like Jacques Herbin or Pilot Iroshizuku.

Can you post TWSBI Eco?

Regardless, unlike the Safari, the body of the Eco is long enough to allow me to write comfortably with the pen unposted. It’s a bit longer than my personal preference, but I can still use the TWSBI Eco posted.

How good are Twsbi pens?

TWSBI fountain pens are fairly durable and reliable. They usually have stainless steel nibs, but customers who want a more sophisticated look are not left out by all the brightly colored product offerings.

Can you swap nibs on a Twsbi Eco?

Eco and Eco T The TWSBI Eco uses the same nib and feed as the Diamond mini, Classic and Vac Mini models. However, there is no removable assembly like the Diamond mini so the nib and feed have to be pulled out of the body of the pen instead of unscrewing and swapping over a complete nib/feed/collar assembly.

Is the Twsbi ECO a wet writer?

Can you change nibs on TWSBI Eco?

The TWSBI Eco uses the same nib and feed as the Diamond mini, Classic and Vac Mini models. However, there is no removable assembly like the Diamond mini so the nib and feed have to be pulled out of the body of the pen instead of unscrewing and swapping over a complete nib/feed/collar assembly.

Can you swap nibs on a TWSBI Eco?

Can you change the nib on a TWSBI Eco?

Can you replace the nib on a Twsbi Eco?

Can you change the nib on a Twsbi Eco?