Lamy Studio Special Edition Fountain Pens Reviews

I ordered this pen a couple weeks ago, and love it so far! I've tried Lamys before, but I really do not like the normal Lamy clip (e.g., Safari), so I've never bought one. This one is so much sleeker, so I thought I'd give it a try. It is actually fairly hefty, so I can't write with it really fast for long periods of time, or else my wrist gets tired. There's a little bit of feedback as I write (not as smooth as my Pelikan or Sailor), but I don't mind a little scratchiness. The aquamarine color is very pretty. I would recommend this pen!

The Lamy Studio in aquamarine is another home run for Lamy. I find it a smidge darker IRL than in pics. That seems to be due to how light interacts with the gorgeous matte finish.

I may have to get my next Studio engraved as I think it'll pop and highlight the finish even further. I hesitate to break up the harmonious design quality which holds it's beauty in it's simplicity.

It's not heavy yet the quality & durability is felt in hand. It caps & posts securely with a gentle click sound that's easy to feel as well. Whether capped or posted, it balances on my index finger just below the line where the cap ends. That was checked with the Lamy converter containing ~90% fill of ink.

After cleaning out Lamy's blue QC ink, I put Diamine's Aurora Borealis in it. It is a good color match to the pen using the Fine nib. If I were using a Medium nib, I think the Aurora Borealis ink would be an even closer match due to a little more ink saturation on the page.

This is a beautiful pen. It works wonderfully. I would recommend it to anyone.

The Lamy Studio Racing Green is a stunning pen. I got an F nib, which is a radical departure for me, since i usually go B or stub. It is a smooth writer and very easy on the eye.

I hope you were able to order the racing green studio. This pen is gorgeous. It’s boxed like a $150 pen. The fit and finish is like a $150 pen. The color is gorgeous - ranging from a brilliant forest green, nearly emerald, to a deep almost black green - depending on the lighting. The nib is smooth, even in extra fine. The pen is wet. The metal section is not slippery at all, though it’s a fingerprint magnet for sure. Only drawback is that it’s a Steel nib. But hey, at ~$70, you can’t really complain. Again, if you could buy this limited edition. And I really hope you could.