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EdinNJ
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EdinNJCouldn't put it any other way. I have had the same experience. Definitely recommend using with nice wet ink as this will be a bit scratchier than other pens that you may be accustomed to.
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They are, no doubt, short. You really can't write with them without pegging the cap - or at least it feels weird to do so. I've decided that's a feature, though, and not a flaw. Being small and light = easy to tuck them into my work backpack. Some of my fountain pens won't even fit into normal size pen holder slots - these do, and keep a lot of space below open.
I'm looking at these as a potential gift for my grand-niece. At age 8, with her smaller hands, she probably won't have to peg the cap, and can buy the wild color inks that 8 year old girls with a heavy slant towards art want to have.