FPR Jaipur V2 with Extra Flexible Nib (review)

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[Deedster]

Another excellent review! I haven’t tried a flex nib pen yet but I do love my Sailor w/ Fude nib which I purchased based on one of your reviews. You are such a great help, thank you.

[nacktschneckechen]

Love your videos and the way you explain everything. I just got into watercolour six months ago and have learnt so much from you! Thank you for sharing!

[catherinehubbard]

I have the FPR Jaipur V2 in brown/dark teal ebonite and I love it. I bought it recently at a buy one-get one free sale at the FPR site. The ebonite feed is wetter than the plastic feed that comes with the acrylic styles — I think you can opt for the ebonite feed for non-ebonite pens but you would have to ask for it. Interestingly, FPR sells an “anti-railroading” additive that can be added (in very small amounts) to ink that is too thin and is intended to reduce railroading when flexing. So far I have not needed this additive for the ink I am using (De Atramentis Document Brown), but it’s nice to know it is available. The nib writes effortlessly smoothly and starts immediately with no skipping.

[vwood]

Great review! Thank you. The ink is very nice. But that nib looks terrific - I really love the line variation you were able to get it. It’s the first pen that has tempted me in ages. I splurged on a Namiki Falcon for sketching several years ago. Big mistake - the nib is so fine that it slices the paper if you flex it. But your FPR looks like it would be great for sketching.

[YenDraws]

I really loves your fountain pens review every time and thanks for your truthful information🤩🥰👍

[kufucath]

I always find myself interested in whatever you review. Another great video with great content! Would love to buy that nib alone someday

[nrnjnkldss]

Looking forward to see the comparison of fountain pens with flex nib.

[ushaanand]

Happy Teacher's Day. And thanks for nice tutorials and tips.

[lju]

Thanks for another great fountain pen review!

[NoDecaf]

Mardi Gras is a good name for that ink! 💜💚💛

[yarinageshonen]

Great review. I’ll consider acquiring any of these.

[Mattmattong]

Super new to FPs, wondering if it's normal to have that much grease on all the components! Don't see it on TWSBIs or the Duke I bought

[Spunck]

Thanks again. I'm currently playing with switching out coloured inks within one drawing, and can't seem to find a fude nib for any dip pens: have you run across any? I've just ordered some Titanium Zebra G's as close proximity, but using those on cold press may well bring some scratchy grief.

[phillipstroll]

Does it flex easily like a zebra g or a vintage nib

[josephk.]

any chance you`ll try the latest huion RTP series? there is a new pen

[jpmlna]

Hi Teoh, I was just looking at FPR's website last week. Couldn't decide which to buy or whether to buy one at all. I believe that they call this nib the "ultra flex" nib and the EF means "extra fine" (feel free to correct me if I am wrong). It is the EF part that interests me. I already have the Pilot 823FA and 912FA. I was wondering how the EF line quality of the FPR flex pens compares to that of the Pilot FA nibs (i.e., when not flexed).

[alexfernandesportrai]

FPR imports nibs and pens from an Indian company Kawrite. The pens/nibs are rebranded as FPR.

[asdf]

"The cap cannot be posted on the back" *blatantly shows how the cap fits on the back perfectly*

I have one of these, and I don't buy pens that don't post🤙