Lamy Pens
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Lamy was founded in 1930 in Heidelberg, Germany by C. Josef Lamy and is still an independent family business. Within the first year of business Lamy introduced the unprecedented Lamy 27 fountain pen series. In 1966 Lamy developed a distinctive product form, the Lamy Design used in the Lamy 2000 pen.
Lamy today creates more than 6 million writing instruments annually making them the leader of German made pens and a distinguished worldwide brand.
The Lamy brand uses the highest quality materials as well as technology and processing to create the best value for the money writing instruments. The Lamy design embodies the best German traditions and engineering. Each pen uses the Bauhaus principle of functional design, form follows function. This simple principle makes Lamy writing instruments unmistakable style icons as well as functional pens.
Most Lamy pens come with a lifetime warranty. Warranty information is included with each Lamy pen. For details on a specific Lamy pen fee free to ask.
Pen Chalet is an Authorized Dealer of Lamy pens and writing instruments.
Country: Germany
Lamy today creates more than 6 million writing instruments annually making them the leader of German made pens and a distinguished worldwide brand.
The Lamy brand uses the highest quality materials as well as technology and processing to create the best value for the money writing instruments. The Lamy design embodies the best German traditions and engineering. Each pen uses the Bauhaus principle of functional design, form follows function. This simple principle makes Lamy writing instruments unmistakable style icons as well as functional pens.
Most Lamy pens come with a lifetime warranty. Warranty information is included with each Lamy pen. For details on a specific Lamy pen fee free to ask.
Pen Chalet is an Authorized Dealer of Lamy pens and writing instruments.
Country: Germany
Customer Reviews
Excellent writer. Was a bargain in my opinion. I enjoy Lamy fountain pens in general, good smooth nibs.
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A more discrete and serious looking pen than the shiny primary colored Lego Safaris. Classic Bauhaus design. Smooth writer.
Love it!
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I really like Lamy fountain pens, safari and alstar never disappoint. The Lamy LX is another great pen, a nice wet and smooth writer.
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My first gold nib, great wet and ultra smooth.writer.
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I have just recieved the ink and can't wait to try it with Pilot pen. Thank you
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Typical Lamy precision, with a matte black finish. Excellent product and super fast shipping from Pen Chalet! Thanks!
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Typical Lamy precision. Excellent product and super fast shipping from Pen Chalet! Thanks!
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I was happy to see that the All Black is a shade darker than the Charcoal from a few years ago. Like all Safaris it writes beautifully and fits nicely in my hand. To really mix things up, I inked it up with 2018 Vibrant Pink. It's a shocker every time I put the nib to paper!
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This was my second LAMY/Safari purchase. Why blue? It's my favorite color. Why Fine? I didn't have one. I felt if was a good member of a usable collection of pens. It writes well, it's comfortable, and it's affordable. Now I need some coordinating colors—perhaps a red and a white? Everyone needs a couple of Safaris.
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Product availability indicated that it was "special order" and would take 10-14 days. Actual time was a little greater, but still quicker than any other suppliers, all of whom were experiencing LAMY replenishment problems. Product was shipped when available at no extra charge for split shipping.
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I was torn about whether to buy this pen, being so close in color to the Charcoal version. After holding it in my hand, I'm glad I bought one. There's a certain elegance to it and I feel like Batman whenever I use it. It's black. It's not flashy or "neon" like other special editions. I'm glad it's in my collection.
FWIW, I needed to contact Pen Chalet customer service with a question, and they were very accommodating and helpful. Terrific service.
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I love my Lamy Joy pen! I originally purchased the 1.5 mm, as I generally prefer a broader nib. However, I exchanged it for the 1.1 mm, which is perfect for everyday use as well as for more fancy lettering. I look forward to making good use out of this pen!
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An amazing pink! The quality and saturation is wonderful. It has beautiful shading and is a joy to write with. I need to buy a second bottle to have as back up because I know I will use this one all up.
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This review is for the Dark Lilac color of the Lamy ink. Lamy really hit it out of the park with this one. Eye-catching, beautiful, complex color that I actually wound up using -- and I don't typically use purple ink. Limited production run, but I hope they bring it back in the regular lineup. They have a winner with this one.
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A beautiful-colored pen. I purchased it as a present, and the recipient appreciated it very much. Matches the Lamy Dark Lilac ink that was released with it. You can't go wrong if you like this color.
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This is my favorite fountain pen. I have the Aion in olivesilver with an EF nib.
I love the elegant minimalism of this pen. It’s the perfect diameter for my hands. I love the weight of the pen - it’s just heavy enough to feel quality, without being too heavy. The pen is also an excellent length, and posts deeply. It can be used posted or unposted equally well. The silver finish is reminiscent of a MacBook finish, with excellent brushed texture and a satisfying cool temperature.
The nib seems to write more true to size than the Safari nibs, meaning this EF is more of a true EF than the normal F. I like that. I also like that this pen includes a converter. The cap snaps on very satisfyingly. The section is comfortable and easy to hold.
I think this is the Lamy 2000 for 2018. It’s elegant and modern.
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I have been a Lamy user since I was a little girl so now it's about collecting different colors. I love the price, how the nibs can easily be changed. I was scared this would be a pink pink but it's more like a magenta. Love it. And as usual it arrived in good shape and on time.
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This ink is a wonderful pink color. Mine did not shimmer nor sheen as much as I’ve seen others’ in online reviews. It’s still a good color. Flow is moderate to wet. Lamy bottles are excellent - you can get the whole nib in easy, and there’s included blotting paper for cleaning off your nib when you’re done.
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It works great and is very easy to use. It filled up fully on first try which was nice unlike Pilot's new CON 50 which filled up only half way and you have to play with it to get it filled up /syringe it.
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I bought two. One as a gift for a first time for taking pen user and one for myself. It made a great impression, and is a really nice set.
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It works great and is very easy to use. It filled up fully on first try which was nice unlike Pilot's new CON 50 which filled up only half way and you have to play with it to get it filled up /syringe it.
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Lamy AL-STAR which had a similar design with the SAFARI is a great pen. It's a light pen and it doesn't feel like it is made with aluminum being so light. You would think it's a Lamy Safari.
The black nib which is the same as the barrel looks nice. The pen writes wet and smooth on good paper If you are using cheap paper, you do get a #2 graphite feedback.
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Nice gift set, great value
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This pen is in a museum for a reason - it’s excellent.
I ordered the extra fine makrolon model. The pen is a bit wide for my taste, but it’s serviceable. It’s a wet writer, but is actually pretty tame with Lamy ink. I ended up loading it up with Rohrer und Klingner Salix iron gall ink so that it behaves well on cheap paper. Because the nib is hooded, it stays wet even when left uncapped for 5-10 minutes. The nib is soft and springy, which makes for a great writing experience.
The makrolon finish feels really great. It’s got a nice texture and warmth to it. The pen is very lightweight, but still feels solid. The capping mechanism feels incredibly satisfying. Speaking of the cap, this is a pen that posts beautifully, though you don’t need to post it, which is rarity in the fountain pen space, it seems.
The pen holds a good bit of ink, and the ink window is pretty handy, while still being discrete. The piston knob disappears into the body of the pen - you can’t hardly see the separation line. The same cannot be said, however, for the line demarking the section and body split. It is very apparent, and is a bit of a black mark on lamy’s typical perfect tolerance and bauhaus aesthetic. Honestly, though, other than that, I cannot really find faults with this pen.
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