Pilot Knight Fountain Pens
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About the Pilot Knight
The Pilot Knight fountain pen is reminiscent of old world style but has modern features. The pen is made with a stylish metal matte barrel and cap with a stainless steel nib. The price on the Pilot Knight is affordable making it a great fountain pen for everyday use of as a gift.
The Pilot Knight fountain pen comes with an ink converter for bottled inks or use a Pilot ink cartridge instead.
Product Specifications
Capped Length: 5.375 in.(136.5mm)
Posted Length: 5.75 in.(146.1mm)
Diameter of Body: 0.4 in.(10.2mm)
Weight: 1.2 oz.(34.02g)
Nib Material: Stainless Steel
Fill Mechanism: Cartridge/Converter
Cartridge Type: Proprietary
Available Sizes & Colors
* Special orders typically ship in 7-14 business days. However, occasionally due to manufacturer inventory, items can take up to 1-3 months. For a specific shipping estimate on your special order contact Customer Care.
Guaranteed Quality
Each Pilot Knight Fountain Pens we sell is guaranteed to be genuine, authentic and will arrive brand new & unused!
And this is the silver version of the Pilot Knight Fountain Pen, it comes with a matte style finish with some shiny chrome accents. It has a nice, shiny cap to it with a big chrome clip. That clip has a hinge to it, wraps all the way around the top of the pen, opens nice and wide, makes it real easy to get in a pocket. Then we have the Pilot logo printed here on the bottom of the cap with a thin, chrome band with "Japan" on the backside of the pen. The bottom of the pen is a small, chrome coin.
Then the cap on the pen is a compression cap. It simply snaps off, it can be posted on the pen. This is an all-metal cap and barrel; it's fairly lightweight. This end, however, on the pen is a little more weighty ,so it kind of balances the pen towards the end of the pen when it's posted. It has a chrome section here with a black resin grip section, and then a chrome-colored nib with the Pilot Super Quality Japan printed on that nib, and just a round breather hole.
This is a cartridge-converter style pen, so we unscrew that grip section from the barrel to change the ink. Included with the pen is a ink converter; it's a squeeze style converter that can be removed if you want to use cartridge-style ink. Included with the pen under the false bottom, we do have the Use and Care Guide for the pen, as well as one ink cartridge to get you started.
This is a fairly inexpensive pen but it's a good quality pen, Japanese product. Pilot makes some great pens. Get your Pilot Knight Fountain Pen at PenChalet.com.
The Pilot Knight fountain pen comes with an ink converter for bottled inks or use a Pilot ink cartridge instead.
Product Specifications
Capped Length: 5.375 in.(136.5mm)
Posted Length: 5.75 in.(146.1mm)
Diameter of Body: 0.4 in.(10.2mm)
Weight: 1.2 oz.(34.02g)
Nib Material: Stainless Steel
Fill Mechanism: Cartridge/Converter
Cartridge Type: Proprietary
Available Sizes & Colors
- Pilot Knight Fountain Pens - Silver - Medium (Stainless Steel nib) *
* Special orders typically ship in 7-14 business days. However, occasionally due to manufacturer inventory, items can take up to 1-3 months. For a specific shipping estimate on your special order contact Customer Care.
Guaranteed Quality
Each Pilot Knight Fountain Pens we sell is guaranteed to be genuine, authentic and will arrive brand new & unused!
Pilot Knight Video Script
This is the Pilot Knight Fountain Pen, it comes in a blue, faux leather box, we have the Pilot logo embossed in silver on the top. The interior of the box is a nice velvet material with a satin top, with the Pilot logo printed in silver once again.And this is the silver version of the Pilot Knight Fountain Pen, it comes with a matte style finish with some shiny chrome accents. It has a nice, shiny cap to it with a big chrome clip. That clip has a hinge to it, wraps all the way around the top of the pen, opens nice and wide, makes it real easy to get in a pocket. Then we have the Pilot logo printed here on the bottom of the cap with a thin, chrome band with "Japan" on the backside of the pen. The bottom of the pen is a small, chrome coin.
Then the cap on the pen is a compression cap. It simply snaps off, it can be posted on the pen. This is an all-metal cap and barrel; it's fairly lightweight. This end, however, on the pen is a little more weighty ,so it kind of balances the pen towards the end of the pen when it's posted. It has a chrome section here with a black resin grip section, and then a chrome-colored nib with the Pilot Super Quality Japan printed on that nib, and just a round breather hole.
This is a cartridge-converter style pen, so we unscrew that grip section from the barrel to change the ink. Included with the pen is a ink converter; it's a squeeze style converter that can be removed if you want to use cartridge-style ink. Included with the pen under the false bottom, we do have the Use and Care Guide for the pen, as well as one ink cartridge to get you started.
This is a fairly inexpensive pen but it's a good quality pen, Japanese product. Pilot makes some great pens. Get your Pilot Knight Fountain Pen at PenChalet.com.
Pilot Knight Reviews
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First bought one at an Office depot or Staples and fell in love with it. Shortly after I found Pen Chalet and ordered I think it was 3 of them. Now after many years of driving long distance heavy trucks often oversize. Log books are pressure sensitive copies Ball point is needed. I now have settled in Florida and got my collection out of storage and married a wonderful Russian sport champion. Now I have taken an interest again. My first thought was of the Knight and I wanted one again. I am not certain but I think they are no longer available it is a shame timeless design gone by the wayside.......
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Great pen, my son loves it
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Very happy with my purchase
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I bought this as an upgrade from my collection of Metropolitans, and I am really happy with it. The only "issue" I've had is some really dry writing after a couple of lines. This seems to have gotten better, so maybe it was just some residual oil that I was not able to wash away when I got it, but that has now been removed after 10-15 pages of writing.
The grip section I feel like is a hit or miss for many people. The grip is really short and close to the paper, so f you don't want to grip the barrel of the pen when you are writing, you may feel you are holding the pen really far down.
If the grip thing don't seem like a problem to you, I can with all my heart recommend this pen. Great value. If you already have a Metropolitan, Kakuno or any of the other Pilot pens that use this nib, there is nothing stopping you from changing the nibs between them and experiencing this pen with another nib size.
The grip section I feel like is a hit or miss for many people. The grip is really short and close to the paper, so f you don't want to grip the barrel of the pen when you are writing, you may feel you are holding the pen really far down.
If the grip thing don't seem like a problem to you, I can with all my heart recommend this pen. Great value. If you already have a Metropolitan, Kakuno or any of the other Pilot pens that use this nib, there is nothing stopping you from changing the nibs between them and experiencing this pen with another nib size.
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It's a nice pen for the price, it looks good, and writes well. I use it for "tight" places where not much room is available for annotation...but my favorite nib is a stub...which this isn't available in. I did NOT like the bladder type of converter that comes with Pilot; such a small capacity that you'd be better off using an expended and cleaned Pilot cartridge filled with your favorite bottled ink.
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The pen barrow is slippery, so you have to hold it firm. The pen writes smooth with a little graphite #2 pencil feedback. The line width is extra fine for a medium nib. For the price of $25 a little more than the Pilot Metropolitan. It is acceptable since it looks a little classier. Just wish the pen wasn't that slippery when you picked it up
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Really nice pen, good weight, smooth nib, but seems to be an issue with it not retaining it's ink. Pen Chalet has been wonderful about it though and very helpful in getting the pen repaired.
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This pen for the price is unheard of the quality is amazing and writes like a dream will recommend to friends
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I bought this via a group buy/discount and so far I am pleased. I have not used it much yet, so time may alter my feelings. The nib is finer that I expected, but that is OK with me (this is now the finest nib that I have, Pilot Knight Medium). The average scores in the Rate area simply means that this is par for a $40ish fountain pen. I am not comparing it to a plastic ball point. A couple nits to pick: a. The cartridge failed to work. I tried to coax it with water and spit, but not joy. I took it off and rinsed the feed/nib under running water, reassembled and tried again; no joy. The cartridge was punctured and I could dab some ink on to my finger, but it would not flow in the pen. I tossed the cartridge, installed a Con 50 converter now all is well. b. A personal thing, not a marketing thing, when my skin is dry in the cooler weather, it takes me an extra moment to establish a comfortable grip on the section. I have notice the same problem on other fountain pens as well.
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Basically I bought this because it was 50% off and how can one go wrong with (another) Pilot pen? Besides it looked nice with the sleek simple elegant silver styling. Has a nice heft to it being it's an all metal pen except for the grip section. Nib is very smooth "M" but Fine line as hoped for as I prefer F/EF nibs. Did not use for several weeks but started without a dry/skip hitch (pleasant surprise) Con-20. Soft but secure click to the cap. Only criticism is the smooth grip section which tapers to the nib and feels like fingers keep wanting to slide down onto the nib. Grip (for me) is best at the widest part where the step-down barrel meets the grip section. Not the most accommodating to grip at that location so knocked it down one level on style. Otherwise a very satisfactory and pleasing pen.
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FAQs about the Pilot Knight
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Can the nib be replaced easily? If so, with what?A:
Unfortunately, the nibs are not easily replaceable on these pens.Q:
Will the Con-70 converter fit the Pilot Knight pen?A:
No, the Pilot CON-70 converter will not fit the Pilot Knight fountain pen. The converter is just too large to fit inside the barrel of the pen. If you are looking for a better converter for the pen than the squeeze style CON-20 that comes with it you can upgrade to the Pilot CON-50 converter.Q:
If you want to upgrade the squeeze converter to a piston, will the Con-50 fit this pen?A:
Yes, the Pilot Con-50 would work with the Pilot Knight fountain pen.Q:
Have not used a fountain pen in years but would love to have that experience again. However, I want ease of use as in refill etc. Does it come with particular ink color? A:
The Pilot Knight Fountain pen comes with a blue ink cartridge. The Pilot IC-50 cartridges and the Pilot IC-100 will also work for this pen.Q:
Which cartridges does the pen use?A:
The Pilot IC-50 cartridges and the Pilot IC-100 both will work for this pen. Q:
Does this pen cone in different colors and how is the pilot night med nib so different then the pilot metropolitan med nib? A:
The Pilot Knight does have other colors but we only have the silver left. The medium nib between the Pilot Knight and the Pilot metropolitan would be the same in tip size.Q:
Is the converter a Con 50 or Con 70? A:
The Pilot Knight fountain pen comes with a Pilot CON-20 squeeze converter.Q:
Is this the same nib as the Pilot Metropolitan?A:
No the nibs on the Pilot Knight and the Pilot Metropolitan are not the same. They are of equal quality but the shape and size are slightly different.
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