Pen Type-C

I've carried the type C with me daily for 3 weeks. Use it to make log entries up to 30 times daily. Have mastered the ability to one handedly open and close it. It can be done. Initially I had concerns about the heartiness of the pocket clip but it has weathered a fair bit if use from shirt pocket to log pages to Chinos pocket without loosening ,stretching or bending. Admittedly , for $50.00 it's not a pen for everyone but it ticks every box for me. So much I purchased a second one and many refills as back up. I could have gotten them less expensively elsewhere but being so happy with the product and customer service from these fine folks I wanted to support them as much as I could during these trying times. Give their products a try and you'll likely feel similarly.

The pen feels good for my hand and style of writing, I did try to unscrew the holder in order to replace the ink tube, but found out its not necessary. I love the option to engrave and already got two of these to relatives. Very satisfied customer :)

I own two of the Pen Type C’s. I purchased this one in orange. I tuck it into my Bullet Journal and always have this pen available. Love it!

I love this pen. I now own three. For annotation (note taking) in books - it's the best pen I've ever found. With personalized engraving, if I leave my book with the pen in it - someone will pick it up and know it's mine. The pen is not practical for lengthy writing of script on paper - the flat shape, of course, is less than ideal for "ease of fit" in one's hand. For annotation and books - I think this is the best pen ever! And, changing out ink cartridges is simple, meaning I'll likely have my pens for a lifetime!

My first purchase from CW&T was a Pen Type A, which I longed for for a good 6 months before I finally splurged and treated myself to it. Its combination of beauty and fine engineering has made it my favorite pen ever since. The Type C looked interesting, but I thought it looked like it might be a little awkward to hold. Same thing, I waited a while, and then, trusting that it would become another CW&T fixture on my (analog) desktop, I grabbed one during the summer. I usually prefer a thicker line, but I’ve grown to love the elegance of the thin 0.3 diameter tip. My only feedback is that the Pen Type C did get to be a little rough on my fingers after a long session grading papers, and I had to switch over to the type A to finish. Maybe a version with slightly more rounded edges would be gentler on the hand. Nevertheless, I bought one for my son for Xmas, and got a left handed Herring Blade for my other boy. Big fan of CW&T…I’m thinking a jumprope might be the next thing I need to recover from sitting in my chair too much during the pandemic!