ZEBRA Comic G Model Chrome Pen Nib, 10 Nibs (1 Pack) (PG-6B-C-K)

My first time EVER using a flex and I'm instantly obsessed! Can't stop watching it's precise, elegant flow which is absolutely mesmerising. You can't help but write beautifully, it leads the way for you. Slotted easily into a v v v cheap dip pen holder and that's it. Was worried it would scratch paper and take ages to adapt but oh my, it's beauuuuuuuuutiful, really is love at first flex. I know what I'll be doing all day every day. Can't wait to try with some seriously good ink in daylight. Get them people, you won't be disappointed :)

Why did you choose this product over others?:Recommendations . It really is a good nib for drawing, extra fine and medium lines. Definitely buy again, but i did get ten in a box already!

Great nibs for sketching and work well with a 'one dip wonder'

I bought these nibs to modify a cheap Jinhao fountain pen after seeing someone else who had modified theirs to create an amazing flex pen.The flex is fantastic, but for a beginner, it might be a struggle to get used to the untipped nib that can easily catch the paper and mess up your writing.I like to think I have gotten used to this and now know how to prevent it from catching, but still not perfect at mastering it yet.The only way these nibs could be better is if the nibs were tipped with a super fine tip.Ps, in the picture, the paper is rubbish quality and makes the ink bleed a lot

*good quality nibs and lush to use them*easy to use even for beginners*has a nice flex to it but not too much it could not be controlled*makes lovely marks*holds good amount of ink*with pressure can be splayed to create more expressive marks*before you begin to use them you need to remove the protective coating as with any other nibs, I usually hold it for few second over a lighter

Unbeatable value! The price I paid for 10 is usually what you pay for one in a store in the UK.Great quality, genuine nibs. Zebra G nibs are the classic calligraphy nibs and what everyone should have in their arsenal.Great quality, great price, buy these!

Am still trying to adjust my jinhao 159 feed to increase ink flow to the nib which is still scratchy but improving with use. I will persevere as the nib has plenty of flex and writes very nicely under low pressure conditions it just railroads easily as feed can't keep up with demand at the moment

I love these nibs and am planning to ink a comic using them, as well as some maru/mapping pens. Easy to use if you're used to lineart (I started digitally) though I do recommend practising anyway just for better hand control. Will probably not be as easy for total beginners to art (people who aren't able to vary pressure, for example in pencils) so you'll need some patience.My nib broke after some jostling in my bag so a cap or other method of safe storage is vital. I use it with a Tachikawa T-40 with no issue and now I keep it in my pencil case to stop it from breaking. If the nib has anything less than perfect flow and drops ink heavily/often, it's definitely been damaged and you might need to throw it away.