Monteverde Pens
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Monteverde Pen Company, a US company established in 1978 has continually increased in popularity over the past 30+ years. Monteverde, produces a wide array of quality writing instruments using various materials such as celluloids, carbon fiber, and European resins to create unique fun to own pens. Each Monteverde pens is an exceptional value recognized for its high quality yet economical price. If you purchase a Monteverde pen today, you will be looking to add to your Monteverde pen collection tomorrow.
Monteverde pens come with a limited lifetime warranty. Warranty information is included with each Monteverde pen. For details on a specific Monteverde pen fee free to ask.
Pen Chalet is an Authorized Dealer of Monteverde pens and writing instruments.
Country: United States of America
Monteverde pens come with a limited lifetime warranty. Warranty information is included with each Monteverde pen. For details on a specific Monteverde pen fee free to ask.
Pen Chalet is an Authorized Dealer of Monteverde pens and writing instruments.
Country: United States of America
Customer Reviews
Monteverde's 20th Anniversary Innova pens are first rate and solid quality. Unfortunately, the ballpoint version in this order almost found a home on my study desk only to be snapped up by my hovering wife (she does this routinely). The fountain pen nib is a stub (steel) with nicely metered ink flow. This pen will see regular use at my desk. As always, Pen Chalet offered a good price point and promptly shipped and my order. Outstanding Customer Service !
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Good value for money 3 in 1,especially for a fountain pens starter
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So far all the elastic loops are holding my pens well. I'm currently using every other loop, pretty much. Some of the loops are pretty tight even with my fairly modest, smaller pens, so it may be pretty tight on the big ones. Just a guess, though, since my biggest (i.e., fattest) pen is a TWSBI Eco.
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California Teal is (IMO) a lovely dark green/teal ink. It's working very smoothly in my pen. I enjoy looking at what I've written with it.
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Nice nib. Fast Service. Easy to order the correct product avoiding any returns. Thanks
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Smooth writer out the box and it looks very expensive but is a great value pen.
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Excellent pen! I have the original version and this is a great remake.
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Super smooth rollerball refill not skipping & hard starts
Great price for a rollerball refill compared to the expensive original refill.
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great and very useful pens. -
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Fine quality fountain pen. Writes well, as I expect a Monteverde to do. Looks amazing with its carbon fiber and Rose Gold finish.
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What an elegant and rich-looking pen. The materials are wonderful, the nib is buttery smooth, and a feature I always like in Montevere pens is the screw-in converter. All converters should be like this. All this for a very reasonable price. This is the fifth Monteverde pen in my fountain pen collection.
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I wish I had found Monteverde inks sooner! They flow very well and have a bunch of fantastic colors. The price is great for the quality, and I consider them a close rival to my previous favorite inks from diamine.
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I love my new Engage! It squeaks sometimes but writes well. I’m excited to try other inks in it!
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this is my new favorite,
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Well pleased with the pen. Monte Verde is a good pen for the price. Also, Pen Chalet has Always given good service.
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This color is so pretty with a medium nib. It's a lovely light shade of pink, but has some blue undertones in the shading.
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It feels great in the hand and is beautiful to look at. It’s a bit scratchy when writing though, no matter what ink I use.
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This is my ideal grey. It’s warm, dark, and flows wonderfully. Highly recommended.
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Great flow and pigmentation. A nice rich warm brown.
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I love the weight of my Impressa gunmetal.
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Amazing colour, I have never seen such vibrant green in my life. Also love the colour variation due to slight variation in ink flow.
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I was so excited to get this ink (moonstone), I actually hadn't tried it, but I loved everything I had been seeing about it, so I bought the 90ml when it was on sale. At first I put it in a Pilot (M), and I was so disappointed I flushed it out of my pen. It seemed too light, almost unreadable, to my poor eyes. However, I wanted to give it another chance, so a week or two later I filled another pen, actually a Pilot (F) because it's what was available at the time. Initially I got the same result, on Kokuyo paper, then I tried it on some Muji grid paper, and it came out a lot darker, after that it seemed to work darker on the Kokuyo, but still noticeably lighter than on the Muji. The shading is more distinct and noticeable on the Kokuyo, but for my purpose, as a student, the cheaper Muji paper is going to be my choice for thjs ink, just to make it more readable for classwork. However, I do still hope to try it out in a brush pen, to see what it could do.
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I purchased this pen in the blue and orange. They're light pens and they write pretty well, for the most part. The blue one was nice and smooth (in Fine) but the orange one wasn't as smooth of an experience; I'm not sure if it's because of the nib, the ink, or both. It averages out to a fairly reliable pen and great value if it works well.
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