Camlin retractable fountain pen

The Camlin retractable fountain pen from India is a conversation starter the moment you take it out in public. The fun starts when you remove the cap to reveal....well....nothing!

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• india
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[iMaKeUsHoOk]

Is the retractable mechanism simply for novelty or is there some use to it?

[hisnibs1]

@iMaKeUsHoOk More the former, I'd say.

[EeekMeep]

Norman,

have you tried the Pilot CON-20 converter? A squeeze bar, short and thin in size, often marketed as an aerometric, though I think this isn't entirely accurate.

It might have a proprietary fit for lower-end Pilot pens, but perhaps worth a try if there's one lying around.

The videos are always a pleasure, and I particularly like the site. You're one of the few dealers I know who puts up so many pictures, which is a big plus for me.

Thanks and have a good one.

[hisnibs1]

Thanks for your kind comments. I don't happen to have one of those converters to try, but I've tried *very* small converters without success. The retracting mechanism really precludes anything but a cartridge I believe.

[NeoQuello]

how much they cost???

[hisnibs1]

Thanks for your inquiry. They're $20.00, but please just follow the link that's at the bottom of most of the video to get to its webpage.

[Shangas]

Aaaah..."pen porn"...That's a priceless image...

[vegaspens]

"Pen porn" - the only kind worth watching. LOL! ;-)

[kanajlo]

I'd like someone to write about the true "safety" pen, the Lamy Dialog 3.

[toasty100]

these look awsome