A comment (not a review) on Amazon says the "fine" line for his Varsity is
actually a medium .7mm line, but that doesn't explain the XF .4mm claim by
other sites.
What's up? Do the office supply stores know what they're talking about? Or,
is the Varsity still available only with medium nibs?
Anybody know? I went to Staples last night and didn't see any.
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The office max or office depot I have access to carries a 3
pack of fat mediums. The varsity is an american version of the
vpen, so maybe jpen or some other place will have what you
want.
I just tried pulling the nib/feed unit from the body the other
week and it is much harder than people suggest. :)
matthew
Yes, that's all I've ever encountered. Medium, I mean. Single pens, not the
3-pack.
> The varsity is an american version of the vpen,
From what I see on jetpens, the Vpen is Fine, not Medium:
http://www.jetpens.com/index.php/cPath/214_492.
> so maybe jpen or some other place will have what you
> want.
What is jpen? I keep seeing references to it, but either I use the wrong URL
or there's no website in English:
> I just tried pulling the nib/feed unit from the body the other
> week and it is much harder than people suggest. :)
Oho! That's good to know!
I seem to recall an actual jpen site but can't find it either.
Maybe it is the same as jstationery.com
Sorry about that.
matthew
Me, too. I want to check out this site I keep seeing people mention.
jstationery is good. I've ordered from them a couple of times.
> I now use a cheap fountain pen from a dollar shop on the Evanston, IL-
> Chicago border: a shop called Bargain Paradise on Howard Street.
> It is actually wuite good.
That's a worthy trip. I used to live in Evanston, and made runs down to
Howard St. on the L to buy beer :D .
Brian
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