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Noodlers Pens and Inks
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The Noodler's Ink brand makes inks, fountain pens, rollerball pens and nibs. Noodler's Ink is one of the lowest cost per volume on the market. Their ink is made 100% in the USA including the cap and bottle the ink is sold in. Noodler's Ink is affordable and yet safe for fountain pens and come in a great color selection.
Noodler's Inks have the following classifications:
Freeze Resistant Inks - Designed not to freeze within the bottle for temperatures up to -114 degrees F
Eternal Inks - Designed to resist the effects of time, moisture, humidity, UV light, acids, water exposure, etc.
Bulletproof Inks - Designed to stop forgery. These inks resist UV light, UV light wands, bleaches, alcohols, solvents, petrochemicals, oven cleaners, carpet cleaners and stain lifters and they are also waterproof.
Water Resistant Vintage Style Inks - These inks are designed to resist water.
Noodler's Ink also makes low cost fountain pens and nibs. Their inexpensive fountain pens come with a universal flex nib that allows you to control the line width with the amount of pressure exerted when writing.
Whether you are looking for a great low cost fountain pen ink or writing instrument, Noodler's is a must try.
Most Noodlers pens come with a 1 year warranty. Warranty information is included with each Noodlers Ink pen. For details on a specific Noodlers Ink pen fee free to ask.
Pen Chalet is an Authorized Dealer of Noodlers pens and inks.
Country: United States of America
Noodler's Inks have the following classifications:
Freeze Resistant Inks - Designed not to freeze within the bottle for temperatures up to -114 degrees F
Eternal Inks - Designed to resist the effects of time, moisture, humidity, UV light, acids, water exposure, etc.
Bulletproof Inks - Designed to stop forgery. These inks resist UV light, UV light wands, bleaches, alcohols, solvents, petrochemicals, oven cleaners, carpet cleaners and stain lifters and they are also waterproof.
Water Resistant Vintage Style Inks - These inks are designed to resist water.
Noodler's Ink also makes low cost fountain pens and nibs. Their inexpensive fountain pens come with a universal flex nib that allows you to control the line width with the amount of pressure exerted when writing.
Whether you are looking for a great low cost fountain pen ink or writing instrument, Noodler's is a must try.
Most Noodlers pens come with a 1 year warranty. Warranty information is included with each Noodlers Ink pen. For details on a specific Noodlers Ink pen fee free to ask.
Pen Chalet is an Authorized Dealer of Noodlers pens and inks.
Country: United States of America
Customer Reviews
Noodle's X Feather Blue will from now on be my main ink! I've been using this ink in one pen for almost 2 weeks straight it writes really well in all of the paper I've thrown at it. It has a small amount of sheen and it's very subtle. It's slightly harder to clean compared to the rest of my inks but it's very much worth it for the way this ink handles and looks.
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Best black on the market. Hands down. Write on any quality paper without issues. And bulletproof to top it all off! I will always have a supply of this and at least one pen inked with it.
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PNot your grandma's ink. this is runny. it feathers on almost any paper, even Rhodia and TR. probably only good for fine nibs and under. The charlie pen that comes with it is nothing to write home with. it is very wet and has a nice ebonite feed but the nib is scratchy (Maybe I should try stubbing it). worst of all it has a really thin body so if you don't fill it all the way your hand will quickly warm up the air bubble inside and it will start dripping while you write. not my cup of tea, but should be good for practicing nib grinds and such.
As for the BSB itself - it has a very unique color, but it etches blue into clear plastics. like Noodler's recommends, better match it with one pen you don't mind getting tinted blue and keep it away from your more expensive ones.
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First off, when it comes to Noodler's ink you get what you pay for. I don't know how they fill a bottle that full, I really don't. You might even want to be careful when you open the lid so you don't spill it. The ink is right at the top. Also, as a general rule Noodler's is a great ink. It flows well and dries quickly. The color is always clean and clear.
I keep green, brown, and black on hand. There are several colors of green. I have the Green Marine and the Walnut brown. The green is a really wonderful shade of green. It is green enough to be interesting but dark enough to still look professional.
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I wasn’t expecting anything noteworthy, but in truth this pen more than meets expectations. It’s well constructed, the nib fun and expressive, an altogether satisfactory bang for few bucks.
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Brilliantly designed and super handy to have on hand. I only wish all pen cartridges were this thoughtfully created.
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After using Noodler's Bulletproof Black I didn't think I'd ever need or want another black ink. I bought Heart of Darkness because of the great reviews, the great value, and because I read that it is good on a wide variety of paper qualities. I also wanted the free pen ;) After 3 weeks of use: the ink really is fantastic (I think I may love it more than Bulletproof Black), and I love the little Charlie pen so much I'm trying to justify buying more 4.5oz bottles of ink. Before filling it up, I took it apart and cleaned it well with soapy water, rinsed, dried and reassembled. It writes like butter and holds a ton of ink. Very happy with this purchase and these products.
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Handy to have on hand for converting pens (especially Platinum) into eyedropper when it isn't practical to buy a converter. 50 cents and a dab of silicone grease and you're good to go.
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I’m pleasantly surprised how much I’m enjoying this pen. The triple tail comfort learning curve wasn’t difficult, or long. The ink capacity large, because lay down is too. This has been a fun venture, putting in dramatic sheening inks delivers impressive script.
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This is 54th Massachusetts Blue/Black ink, which I'd heard good things about. Not as black as I might like, but no big deal. I'm glad to add it to many Noodler's inks I have. They seem to work really well in most of my pens, and they provide a lot of ink for the dollar.
This ink seems to flow wet which I like. It you can't get the ink to the paper, it doesn't do much good. I'll take a wet ink and fountain pen that's a gusher over a dry ink and a pen that doesn't put much ink to paper anyday.
Good so far, and the color is ok.
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I'm a fan of Noodler's Bad Black Moccasin, but since I was out of N'sBBM, I thought a large bottle of Heart of Darkness with it's free "Charlie" eye-dropper fountain pen would work just as well. The pen is a small, cheap looking fountain pen, BUT it works great :=). Nathan T., this is wonderful little pen. I've got an Ahab, which is a step above the Charlie, and it works excellent also.
The Heart of Darkness ink seems wetter then N'sBBM to me. HOD flows well in the two pens I've inked it up with. It's a warden's ink which I want in my black inks. I am pleased with this whole package, the large quantity of ink, the eye-dropper that is included and of course, the Charlie pen. That little pen is so cool because it works so well :-)
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Wondered what all the hubbub was about the 54th. Now I know. Great wet ink that dries nicely.
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Of course I want more, and I've started giving these as gifts because of the free pen. Just tell those you give it to to fill up the Charlie as you would any eyedropper when you've used up three quarters of the barrel. In fact, keep it filled always by buying the 16 ounce bottles and then the gallons when N.T. puts them out!
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My only complaint about Baystate Blue is that I can't buy it in gallons, yet.
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Blue that changes tones into darker or lighter blue and light purple. I never saw an ink doing this before and the more I ink different pens and nibs and different papers, the more I like it. Also, easy to wash out of fingers!!
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This has got to be the best pen that Noodler's makes. The second runner-up would be the nib creeper, but this is a step up in size and ink capacity and that's why I love it. Smooth nibs in the two I own, lovely ebonite materials in one. I personally love the smell of the other one. Great ink capacity and reliability.
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Noodler's Roller Eel ink is really just lubricated Noodler's heart of darkness. It takes a while to dry on less absorptive material like cardstock and may even smudge after. The included rollerball pen is fantastic and does okay with polar ink too.
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One of my favorite dark blue inks in my ink collection that I use on a regular basis. I would say it is a fairly permanent ink although the blue will wash out slightly leaving a black color. Dries quickly on all types of paper with most of my writing done on Rhodia.
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A very well built and thought out pen. A true throwback to an earlier time.
You should like to take apart fountain pens and work on them some. Use a little silicon grease or oil on the o-rings. It takes a little practice to keep from getting ink on your hands. While exposing the nib and feed, if you see that ink is going to leak out, tap the bottom of the pen a few times lightly on a soft surface to allow the ink to flow back into the chamber. Really a great retro pen. The best built Noodlers pen I have seen yet.
A good writer, typical Noodlers flex nib. I think other #5 nibs should fit also.
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This is my first Noodler pen and the Konrad is now one of my favorite pens. I have largish hands and the MonteVerde Sequoia large barrel sits well in my hand. But I find this Konrad so comfortable to use even if it is smaller in diameter. I like how the tip is so versatile: I can simply write and it is like a fine tip but when I want to be more expressive, the tip flexes and I get different line thickness.
Plus the pen construction makes it simple to repair and swap out nibs...great design.
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