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LAMY AL-star black - Fountain Pen with ergonomic grip & black steel nib in size F - lightweight aluminum body - including LAMY T 10 blue cartridge - Right-Handed

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Color: black


Style: Fine Nib


Features

  • LIGHT, LIGHTER, LAMY AL-star: The classic pen made of durable aluminum masters all the challenges of everyday life with elegance. The transparent grip sits comfortably in the hand and, with a clear view of the ink guide, turns functionality into a visual highlight.
  • ALWAYS TRENDY: The LAMY AL-star series is always inspiring with new special editions in the latest trendy colors, making it an inspiring accent in any pencil case.
  • PERFECT ERGONOMICS & FUNCTIONALITY: Functional details such as ergonomically shaped grip surfaces enable long and fatigue-free writing every day. Thanks to the small viewing window in the grip, it is easy to see whether there is enough ink in the cartridge or in the converter. Perfect for every writing situation thanks to interchangeable nib widths, even for left-handers.
  • SUITABLE FOR EVERYONE: The lightweight LAMY AL-star fountain pen is ideal for pupils from 3rd grade upwards, as well as for teenagers and adults. Available in many colors. This makes it perfect for use at school, university and in the office.
  • ACCESSORIES INCLUDED: Enjoy the writing experience with the included blue erasable ink cartridge (LAMY T 10). The optional accessories, such as the LAMY Z 28 converter and ink glasses from LAMY in various colors as well as matching ballpoint pens and rollerball pens, expand the creativity and application possibilities.

Brand: Lamy


Writing Instrument Form: Fountain Pen


Color: black


Ink Color: Blue


Age Range (Description): Teen


Manufacturer: ‎LAMY


Brand: ‎Lamy


Item Weight: ‎0.952 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎5.51 x 0.79 x 0.79 inches


Item model number: ‎L71BKEF


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Color: ‎black


Closure: ‎Click-Off Cap


Grip Type: ‎ergonomic


Pencil Lead Degree (Hardness): ‎F


Material Type: ‎Aluminum


Number of Items: ‎1


Size: ‎1 Count (Pack of 1)


Point Type: ‎Fine


Ink Color: ‎Blue


Tip Type: ‎Steel


Manufacturer Part Number: ‎L71BKEF


Date First Available: May 22, 2013


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    • It writes as nicely as it looks
Color: turmaline Style: Fine Nib
Review Image by Michelle Michelle
Received this as a gift to use for journaling, and it works perfectly. It writes smoothly, looks even more attractive in person (tourmaline color) and despite being aluminum, it is quite light in weight. Very pleased!
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2024 by Michelle Michelle
    • Great pen from a great brand
Color: black Style: Fine Nib
I really like Lamy fountain pens. The Al-Star is no exception. I have several Lamys, and I can't decide which I like best. They all write well. Make sure to first clean them thoroughly, especially any converters using a bulb syringe and a regular syringe and blunt needle for the converter respectively using dish soap and water (they can have oily manufacturing residue) for best performance. The Al-Star is comfortable to hold, well balanced, and modern looking. Lamy's interchangeable nibs are in a class of their own as far as looks and performance go, despite their relative wide nib-size variability compared to the three big Japanese brands. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2024 by _NM_
    • Soooo good for pocket sketching.
Color: graphite Style: Extra Fine Nib
I have an Art pen rotring extra fine and i must say this one gives me a thinner line, wish i love, i must say its abit like a 0.3mm or 0.35mm but its really good for sketching in tiny sketchbook pockets, feels really good in my hand, i was worried that it could be really small for my hand, but i even use it with no cap on it, there is no need. People complain about the default blue ink, i like it, its good for sketching, i will buy a converter and then use my favorite waterman black ink, but for now, the pen does solid drawings in blue ink. I can finally do eye lashes on sketches, it was impossible with the art pen rotring in a small sketchbook, this pen is awesome for letter a4 paper size. The nib is a bit scratchy, but not in feels but in sound, you can hear it when you draw, but it doesnt scratch paper at all and moves super fast like if it was butter on bread. The nid its not a flex, but i can get thinner lines if i use it sideways, or if i do a fast stroke. Works great on regular paper, it doesnt absorb the ink that fast to make super bold lines. I really liked the black box that came with it, make it look fancy and expensive, too bad is disposable. The part were you grab the pen its not like a cilynder but as a triangle, with 3 planes, but still that doesnt bother me at all while drawing, makes me hold the pen even better. The pen can do super fast strokes and ink still come out with no delay, this is your pen. Because it doesnt matter the speed of the stroke, ink always come out almost instantly. There is nothing worse than doing some strokes and ink wont come out, so you had to start all over it, so far i havent seen this problem at all, im planning to buy a second one just in case. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2016 by Sogeking
    • The Lamy has an excellent reputation as a fine "entry level" pen
Color: graphite Style: Extra Fine Nib
I have been using a fountain pen for over twenty years and use one every day. I have even assembled a small collection, and while there are really incredible pens out there that cost hundreds of dollars, I have stayed on the more "reasonable" side of pricing. The Lamy has an excellent reputation as a fine "entry level" pen. With twenty years experience I can say, "Don't let that kind of language affect your decision to purchase an Al-Star. It is edgier "for a fountain pen" because of the "paper clip" styled clip...which is really nice by the way. This is the pen I now carry with me every day with the bonus that if it were to become lost or damaged, I would simply by another (actually I have two because I like them so much and they are pretty affordable for a fountain pen.). The Al-Star has an aluminum body with a slight increase in price over the basic Safari; I really like the metal body but have to admit that going plastic ain't a deal breaker and is even more affordable...Mine has the fine point and a "fine" point it is. I use it as a daily writer and in my job I take copious notes...I am no longer sure whether this is because I really need to notes or because I just really love to write with this pen and look for excuses to use it. I am a recent convert to using converters thinking that refilling with a converter was too much of a problem...you guessed it, I am now converted here as well. The color options are incredible and the Lamy converter holds a lot of ink. You may find that you have ink stained fingers periodically, but fountain pen inks are water based and the tell-tail signs fade quickly. Best of all, the choices in inks and colors are one more reason to "write!" My only complaint is that Lamy offers these pens in multiple colors (barrel colors not ink) and that means any time they introduce a new color, I will be tempted to buy another...again that could be considered a plus rather than a negative..."you just can't eat one!" ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2015 by T
    • Reliably consistent
Color: graphite Style: Extra Fine Nib
I embarked on a mission to improve my handwriting. I like fountain pens and discovered LAMY pens and the wonderful variety of nibs they offer. With the LAMY converter you can use many different colors of ink. With the interchangeable nibs you can adapt different writing styles. The Safari is excellent for these…not flashy or “stylish” but very dependable and consistent. Highly recommended if you like to experiment with different inks/nibs. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2024 by mystery reader

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