Introducing the Sailor TUZU!

Brian introduces the new Sailor TUZU Adjust and gives an in-depth demonstration and overview of its unique special features!

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Intro
02:36 Overall Design & Feel
04:10 TUZU Feel in the Hand
05:05 Adjustable Grip Feature
08:08 Nib & Filling Methods
11:46 How the TUZU Writes
16:02 Pricing and Availability

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[pontoon_cat]

It's a Sailor Safari! And that's a good thing. Sailor clearly put a TON of thought into this; it's very price competitive when comparing to a Safari (counting the converter), more adjustable (for those who don't like the "forcing" of the triangle grip), and thicker than a Safari (for those who think the Safari is too thin). Body length nearly identical to a Safari, weight is about the same (slightly more). Easily to disassemble (including the converter which is excellent), this is going to be a hit as a "next level" pen. If they start bringing out more colors (like the 1911 compass, or even the Pro Gear), this thing is going to be a hit!

[tmc]

I’m not concerned with comparing the Tuzu with other similarly priced pens by other brands. Since most other Sailor pens will be forever out of my price range, I’m curious to see a Sailor offering for a price I can afford to try. Thank you for giving such a thorough introduction to the Tuzu, Brian.

[tuerceviolines]

I really appreciate how informative this video is.

[rctrombone]

Definitely a “take my money” moment! I don’t have fancy pens but really enjoy the ones I have. The opportunity to try a sailor under $50 is outstanding!

[chiwbaka]

It's really amazing that Goulet Pens takes the time to make such a good explanatory video, granted you're selling them, but others would be like "where's my marketing bonus?"

[DowntheBreatherHole]

As soon as it's live on your site, I'll be ordering one to review on my YouTube channel. I really think this pen is going to make a big splash in the pen community.

[shadowharmonyify]

Found this on Google, "The name, Tuzu, seems to be derived from two Japanese words: 綴る (to write) and 続く (to continue). Therefore, the correct pronunciation is likely "tsudsu"."

[karigori]

That step-down is definitely something. I wanna see how people swap grip sections yo make interesting colour combinations! Also, that heart hole feature looks hella neat.

[cftiidx]

I can't wait to save up enough to buy this! I can't wait to be able to use a triangle grip with my left-handedness. Probably more excited than I should be. 😍

[heyokasd]

Such a comprehensive but straightforward introduction - thank you! I'm definitely adding this to my consideration list.

[knownaigm]

So far this seems like a homerun to me. Lots of thoughtfulness and value in the pen and, in my opinion, I think they nailed a really great contemporary minimalist design that looks timeless and classy yet fun. And, as an artist, I think the adjustable grip might be super useful because I'm often drawing in all types of different grips and angles.

[beto]

Ooohhhh this pen is looking so nice, simple, adjustable, and the material... Perfect everyday workhorse. I really like it.

[eunicefazzi]

I saw these in your coming soon page and was glad to see a video on them. I wanted to know more about them. Thank you!

[itsmeLori]

The heart hole feature is so smart and interesting!

[felaine]

I just bought the mint tuzu last weekend at the Dutch Pen Show for €20. I got it in broad nib but it feels like medium. I'm still testing it with different inks.

[LanguidAndBittersweet]

That adjustable grip is space age. Beam me up, Scotty!

[I_K]

Within writing a paragraph with the TUZU, it became my favorite pen in my collection due to the comfort. I thought I’d be TWSBI for life, but man oh man I want to order one of these in every color.

If the grip adjustability makes it into their other higher dollar pens, I could easily become a one brand user.

[mysticbimmer]

I'm brand new to this hobby and can say that the rotating grip section is an awesome idea. As a lefty side writer with a somewhat unconventional grip and approach, it is awesome to tweak the grip into something that works. Also, the heart hole made filling up the converter to maximum extremely easy, even out of one of Goulet's sample vials. Definitely give this one a try if you're curious about it.

[TheStockwell]

1:43 "Now, the name Tuza is sort of an informal greeting in Japan."

So, the pen *could* be called "Hello, sailor." 😏

[Skreach]

I am looking forward to this. I already decided im buying one. It will either be the Grey or Mint Green