Available in a choice silver or anthracite anodised, or raw polished silver aluminium finishes, or else solid brass. The Kaweco FROSTED Sport stands out due to its light pastel colours and its slightly opaque, milky plastic which gives a glimpse of the inner workings of the pen. Choosing Keeping holds the largest range of Kaweco pens in the UK - indeed we have built a long-lasting friendship with the beloved Gutberlet family who run the company with so much brains and gusto. Kaweco has used a variety of different ballpoint formats over the years, including a Kaweco Sport “Luxe” version (now discontinued) that featured a clip and a twist mechanism. Small in the pocket, large in the hand' was the design goal, and the Sport is a true pocket pen - concealing most of its length inside its own cap.

By doing so Kaweco c reate products that keep the promise of standing up to being much loved and seasoned companions every single day. This solid brass model is the heaviest of all Kaweco tools, making it an ideal option for those who enjoy a heavily weighted fountain pen. Those thousands upon thousands of points of light, performing a captivating spectacle upon the water surface, are mirrored in the high-quality plastic of this fountain pen.Das Google Conversion Tracking Cookie wird genutzt um Conversions auf der Webseite effektiv zu erfassen. In its capped form, the Kaweco Sport Fountain Pen is three-quarters the length of a standard Lamy Safari fountain pen, making it an excellent choice for a pocket-friendly companion. While the name of this new series might sound wintery, the FROSTED Sport is a must-have for the summer with silver accents, light colours and fresh names.

Scrolling through social media profiles of the blogging scene you can quickly see that the colour lilac is highly coveted. Whether you want to try a new nib size, add visual interest with a different nib color, or even upgrade to a luxurious 14k gold nib, Kaweco’s fountain pen nibs can be easily exchanged and replaced. A Kaweco pocket fountain pen was first introduced around 1925, which followed the taste and requirements of the market and had inventory over the decades. I was writing in a Mnemosyne notebook which has beautiful paper for ink pens and the standard blue ink (comes with the pen) presented very well. Kaweco pens, established in Heidelberg Germany since 1883, started out as a specialist in wooden dip pens and today are renowned for their iconic pocket fountain pens.

The Classic Sport range, introduced to market in 1934, broke new ground in modern design for its unique octagonal barrel and handy portable size intended for use by ‘ladies, officers and sportspeople’.

The Perfect fountain pen - Kaweco have long been my writing instrument of choice- beautifully smooth writing, whether you’re left or right handed - combined with style. As well as the aluminium AL Sport, there have also been brass and steel Kaweco models for quite a while.Kaweco continues to develop their products showcasing the quality and design as they release special editions for events such as the 20th World Olympic Games, this helps them gain popularity amongst large companies who appreciate the quality of their pens. Kaweco COLLECTION is a range of approximately 6 special colours per year, which will be released in addition to the standard ranges. The nib is literally the same one as I used in the Kaweco Dia2 I reviewed, as between the three nibs that came with the two pens, only one was an original Kaweco branded 060. Without the clip, the Sport ballpoint is otherwise prone to accidentally deploying in your pocket, though if you always carry your pen in a purse or bag this may not present any issues. If this is incorrect or you require the item to be delivered to an UK address, VAT will be added at checkout.