on salePilot Vanishing Point Nib Unit - Rhodium

Product Code PN71501

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on salePilot Vanishing Point Nib Unit - Rhodium

Product Code PN71501

In Stock

out of stock

$92.86
Color:
Rhodium
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It's very easy to change the nib on a Pilot/Namiki Vanishing Point! This nib unit includes a rhodium-plated 18k gold nib, the feed mechanism and housing, and a CON-40 twist piston converter. It fits all current models of the retractable Pilot/Namiki Vanishing Point fountain pen.

Condition
New
Brand
Pilot
Type
Nibs
Nib Size
Extra-Fine, Fine, Medium, Broad, 1.0mm Stub
Nib Color
Silver
Nib Material
18k Gold

Customer Reviews

Based on 122 reviews
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L. M.F.
Solid

This is a solid nib unit. I appreciate that it came with an adapter, and a tube to store the unit when not in use. Writes very smoothly.

S
Salwa S.

Excellent quality

A
Anonymous
Received Wrong Item

I ordered a 1.0mm nib but received an Extra Fine nib. Everything, except the nib itself was labeled as 1.0mm

R
Riley
I really should have ordered a fine instead of an extra fine

I ordered this for my Pilot VP that came with a medium nib, but wrote like a broad. Expecting the replacement nibs to run a little on the broader side, I decided to get the extra-fine to end up with what I would consider a fine point. Well, I really should have ordered the fine nib instead. The extra-fine is incredibly extra fine. So extra-fine that it feels like it wants to tear into the paper when I write. I tried polishing the nib on some micromesh and it helped, but I really wish I had gotten the fine nib instead. I will say that the nib is wet enough, especially for it being such a tiny point. Overall, it's a bummer that these units are so expensive because it makes getting one that doesn't meet expectations a pricey endeavor. All that said, the extra fine is better suited to my writing style than the medium, so it wasn't a total fail.

B
Bob K.
My Daily Driver

My vanishing point is my daily driver, it goes with me everywhere. I originally had a fine nib, and liked it, spent over a year with it - but wanted to give a medium a shot and turns out I liked it more :) Works well on both high and low quality paper. Definitely one of my favorites.