Moleskinex Kaweco, Fountain Pen, Medium Nib, Black with Blue Ink

This pen is stupidly beautiful. I picked it up along with the Kaweco mini piston converter (yes, it fits perfectly), and together they’ve basically ruined every other pen I own. The medium nib is smooth as heck—zero scratchiness, even on rougher paper—and the ink flow is consistent without bleeding through my Moleskine notebook.The matte black finish gives it a premium, understated look, and the Moleskine branding is subtle enough that it doesn’t feel like a gimmick. Feels good in the hand too: balanced, lightweight, but not cheap or fragile. If you’re into journaling, annotation, or writing like you’ve got something important to say (even if it’s just a to-do list), this pen delivers.No skips, no leaks, no regrets. Just an objectively gorgeous tool that makes handwriting actually fun again.

Very nice fountain pen to try before investing in something more expensive, if you're looking to see how the experience is.

This is the perfect pen for art! I love the extra fine top! Would recommend this pen!

Unusable. This product should be discontinued. Ink all over the place!

The photo displays the size difference between a standard Kaweco Sport and the Moleskin Kaweco. (Moleskin on the right 5.25 inches compared to Sports 4 inches) The Moleskin is a snap cap as opposed to Sports being thread-on. More convenient for impromptu note taking, which is likely why Moleskin had Kaweco build it that way. Time will tell if the snap cap seals as well as threads.All that said, it has the beautiful Kaweco nib! Smooth flow, no scratches, nicely wet.

Trazo fluido

Through a subscription service, I received the Kaweco Sport. I've loved it so much, I thought I'd check out the Moleskine x. The quality is completely different! The Sport has a weight to it that feels like a quality pen. the Moleskin x feels like cheap plastic and the Kaweco logo on top of the cap is made of poorly stamped plastic. For twenty bucks or so, there are better pens out there. I'd only recommend this version for a fiver or less.

Pen works well. Price value is great. However, for me, the nib is too large, I would prefer a smaller one. Fits well in my hand.