Big surprises come in small packages. This saying is apt for the Kaweco Liliput series fountain pen. Small in size, this is the perfect instrument to have for your everyday writing. The Kaweco Liliput is a tiny fountain pen that when posted transforms into a full-sized pen that easily fits in your hand. Carry this fountain pen effortlessly in your organizer or laptop bag, or perhaps in your handbag. Launched in premium finishes like the classic black, fired blue, Copper, Brass, Steel and Green, the Kaweco Liliput tiny fountain pen transforms into a full-sized pen when posted. The cap screws on to the back to post securely, giving the pen a nice hold and comfortable position in the hand for longer writing sessions.
Big surprises come in small packages. This saying is apt for the Kaweco Liliput series fountain pen. Small in size, this is the perfect instrument to have for your everyday writing. The Kaweco Liliput is a tiny fountain pen that when posted transforms into a full-sized pen that easily fits in your hand. Carry this fountain pen effortlessly in your organizer or laptop bag, or perhaps in your handbag. Launched in premium finishes like the classic black, fired blue, Copper, Brass, Steel and Green, the Kaweco Liliput tiny fountain pen transforms into a full-sized pen when posted. The cap screws on to the back to post securely, giving the pen a nice hold and comfortable position in the hand for longer writing sessions.
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Kaweco - Liliput - Fountain Pen - Fine - Black
Big surprises come in small packages. This saying is apt for the Kaweco Liliput series fountain pen. Small in size, this is the perfect instrument to have for your everyday writing. The Kaweco Liliput is a tiny fountain pen that when posted transforms into a full-sized pen that easily fits in your hand. Carry this fountain pen effortlessly in your organizer or laptop bag, or perhaps in your handbag. Launched in premium finishes like the classic black, fired blue, Copper, Brass, Steel and Green, the Kaweco Liliput tiny fountain pen transforms into a full-sized pen when posted. The cap screws on to the back to post securely, giving the pen a nice hold and comfortable position in the hand for longer writing sessions.
Big surprises come in small packages. This saying is apt for the Kaweco Liliput series fountain pen. Small in size, this is the perfect instrument to have for your everyday writing. The Kaweco Liliput is a tiny fountain pen that when posted transforms into a full-sized pen that easily fits in your hand. Carry this fountain pen effortlessly in your organizer or laptop bag, or perhaps in your handbag. Launched in premium finishes like the classic black, fired blue, Copper, Brass, Steel and Green, the Kaweco Liliput tiny fountain pen transforms into a full-sized pen when posted. The cap screws on to the back to post securely, giving the pen a nice hold and comfortable position in the hand for longer writing sessions.
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Kaweco 10000158 Liliput Black Fountain Pen, Fine
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I wasn't into the whole Nude shades....Until this!In person it is a real welcome shade in the Stationary collection...Really like the Kaweco Brown as it's not too Wet in an EF Nib!Robert Osters Cafe Crema is also working well in thisStudio Inks are holding up and they're doing fantastic on Old TRP to pick up the subtle shading Character of the Special InksIt shines on Old TRP with Studio Ink in EF NibOtherwise, I am finding the Sanzen version doesn't offer the nuances as many know unfortunately...Will really need to consider a Broader Nib to check if Sanzen +Studio Inks = Better results in the futureOverall the Pen is great on a wide variety of Papers and can be variable scratchy depending on the actual Pen Quality ControlPersonally think it's a must for ... MoreI wasn't into the whole Nude shades....Until this!In person it is a real welcome shade in the Stationary collection...Really like the Kaweco Brown as it's not too Wet in an EF Nib!Robert Osters Cafe Crema is also working well in thisStudio Inks are holding up and they're doing fantastic on Old TRP to pick up the subtle shading Character of the Special InksIt shines on Old TRP with Studio Ink in EF NibOtherwise, I am finding the Sanzen version doesn't offer the nuances as many know unfortunately...Will really need to consider a Broader Nib to check if Sanzen +Studio Inks = Better results in the futureOverall the Pen is great on a wide variety of Papers and can be variable scratchy depending on the actual Pen Quality ControlPersonally think it's a must for EF Nib users as it's the thinnest Line I've found outside of Japanese Nibs!For a more Cost effective price point too
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I purchased the Kaweco Liliput fountain pen in silver a few years ago as a traveling pen (ah yes, the pre-pandemic years!) because I had purchased the Black version and liked the way it wrote.The silver pen looked nice and wrote just as well as the Black version, and I liked that I could keep it in my pocket and use it easily on the go. The pen is small, and posting requires a brief effort because the cap screws on, but that creates a nice, comfortable writing size. I used the pen daily for probably more than a year, then cleaned it and put it away to use the Brass Liliput fountain pen that I had just purchased.Fast forward a couple of years or so: I got the pen out to put it back into my "rotation" of daily users, and found that the pen's finish on the grip ... MoreI purchased the Kaweco Liliput fountain pen in silver a few years ago as a traveling pen (ah yes, the pre-pandemic years!) because I had purchased the Black version and liked the way it wrote.The silver pen looked nice and wrote just as well as the Black version, and I liked that I could keep it in my pocket and use it easily on the go. The pen is small, and posting requires a brief effort because the cap screws on, but that creates a nice, comfortable writing size. I used the pen daily for probably more than a year, then cleaned it and put it away to use the Brass Liliput fountain pen that I had just purchased.Fast forward a couple of years or so: I got the pen out to put it back into my "rotation" of daily users, and found that the pen's finish on the grip section had deteriorated significantly. The metal exterior at the grip is best described as "chipped", and the grip as a whole is discolored, almost as if corroding. The cap's threading displays similar problems.Neither the Black fountain pen, nor the Brass pen has shown that problem. The silver ballpoint Liliput I bought at a companion to the silver fountain pen has also held up well.So, I don't know if the silver pen's finish is more susceptible to corrosion from ink and moisture, or what, but I don't recommend it because of that damage. The pen still writes well, but is not as attractive, and also the grip no longer feels smooth.
originally posted on JetPens
A perfect pocket pen! I was surprised by how lightweight (and just generally tiny!) it is, but it still has enough heft to make it satisfying to hold and to write with. As far as writing goes, it skipped on me a little out of the box (perhaps I hadn't homed in on the sweet spot yet), but now it's absolutely perfect. Smooth and consistent.I carry this pen in my pocket every day, and the body has quickly acquired some very pleasing wear. This includes distinctive marks at the middle and end of the barrel, presumably where the cap "grips" it when posted. Some might find this non-uniformity off-putting, but I kind of like it. The extra cost for this material is a little steep given how affordable the nibs themselves are, but it's totally worth it for me. While I can't ... MoreA perfect pocket pen! I was surprised by how lightweight (and just generally tiny!) it is, but it still has enough heft to make it satisfying to hold and to write with. As far as writing goes, it skipped on me a little out of the box (perhaps I hadn't homed in on the sweet spot yet), but now it's absolutely perfect. Smooth and consistent.I carry this pen in my pocket every day, and the body has quickly acquired some very pleasing wear. This includes distinctive marks at the middle and end of the barrel, presumably where the cap "grips" it when posted. Some might find this non-uniformity off-putting, but I kind of like it. The extra cost for this material is a little steep given how affordable the nibs themselves are, but it's totally worth it for me. While I can't speak to whether or not it will last lifetimes (as people often say of "fancier" pens), it feels like a tool worth cherishing for years. The cool retro packaging certainly adds to this effect.The filling mechanism is probably my only gripe, and I guess it's partly just a consequence of the pen's small size. The only converter available is (obviously) pretty low capacity and (from what I've read) not a perfect fit for this pen. I use syringe-filled cartridges to get my bottled ink fix, and I really don't mind.Ultimately, it's a cool look and, in my opinion, a must-have for those like me whose short-term memories have been made entirely redundant by pocket notebooks and planners. Even as I buy "nicer" pens for longer, at-home writing sessions or just to explore the hobby, I suspect this little fella will be my main EDC pen for a long time.
| Capped / Retractactable | Capped |
| Clippable | No |
| Converter Compatible | Yes |
| Pen Type | Ballpoint Pens |
| Converter Included | No |
Kaweco 10000158 Liliput Black Fountain Pen, Fine
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I wasn't into the whole Nude shades....Until this!In person it is a real welcome shade in the Stationary collection...Really like the Kaweco Brown as it's not too Wet in an EF Nib!Robert Osters Cafe Crema is also working well in thisStudio Inks are holding up and they're doing fantastic on Old TRP to pick up the subtle shading Character of the Special InksIt shines on Old TRP with Studio Ink in EF NibOtherwise, I am finding the Sanzen version doesn't offer the nuances as many know unfortunately...Will really need to consider a Broader Nib to check if Sanzen +Studio Inks = Better results in the futureOverall the Pen is great on a wide variety of Papers and can be variable scratchy depending on the actual Pen Quality ControlPersonally think it's a must for ... MoreI wasn't into the whole Nude shades....Until this!In person it is a real welcome shade in the Stationary collection...Really like the Kaweco Brown as it's not too Wet in an EF Nib!Robert Osters Cafe Crema is also working well in thisStudio Inks are holding up and they're doing fantastic on Old TRP to pick up the subtle shading Character of the Special InksIt shines on Old TRP with Studio Ink in EF NibOtherwise, I am finding the Sanzen version doesn't offer the nuances as many know unfortunately...Will really need to consider a Broader Nib to check if Sanzen +Studio Inks = Better results in the futureOverall the Pen is great on a wide variety of Papers and can be variable scratchy depending on the actual Pen Quality ControlPersonally think it's a must for EF Nib users as it's the thinnest Line I've found outside of Japanese Nibs!For a more Cost effective price point too
I purchased the Kaweco Liliput fountain pen in silver a few years ago as a traveling pen (ah yes, the pre-pandemic years!) because I had purchased the Black version and liked the way it wrote.The silver pen looked nice and wrote just as well as the Black version, and I liked that I could keep it in my pocket and use it easily on the go. The pen is small, and posting requires a brief effort because the cap screws on, but that creates a nice, comfortable writing size. I used the pen daily for probably more than a year, then cleaned it and put it away to use the Brass Liliput fountain pen that I had just purchased.Fast forward a couple of years or so: I got the pen out to put it back into my "rotation" of daily users, and found that the pen's finish on the grip ... MoreI purchased the Kaweco Liliput fountain pen in silver a few years ago as a traveling pen (ah yes, the pre-pandemic years!) because I had purchased the Black version and liked the way it wrote.The silver pen looked nice and wrote just as well as the Black version, and I liked that I could keep it in my pocket and use it easily on the go. The pen is small, and posting requires a brief effort because the cap screws on, but that creates a nice, comfortable writing size. I used the pen daily for probably more than a year, then cleaned it and put it away to use the Brass Liliput fountain pen that I had just purchased.Fast forward a couple of years or so: I got the pen out to put it back into my "rotation" of daily users, and found that the pen's finish on the grip section had deteriorated significantly. The metal exterior at the grip is best described as "chipped", and the grip as a whole is discolored, almost as if corroding. The cap's threading displays similar problems.Neither the Black fountain pen, nor the Brass pen has shown that problem. The silver ballpoint Liliput I bought at a companion to the silver fountain pen has also held up well.So, I don't know if the silver pen's finish is more susceptible to corrosion from ink and moisture, or what, but I don't recommend it because of that damage. The pen still writes well, but is not as attractive, and also the grip no longer feels smooth.
A perfect pocket pen! I was surprised by how lightweight (and just generally tiny!) it is, but it still has enough heft to make it satisfying to hold and to write with. As far as writing goes, it skipped on me a little out of the box (perhaps I hadn't homed in on the sweet spot yet), but now it's absolutely perfect. Smooth and consistent.I carry this pen in my pocket every day, and the body has quickly acquired some very pleasing wear. This includes distinctive marks at the middle and end of the barrel, presumably where the cap "grips" it when posted. Some might find this non-uniformity off-putting, but I kind of like it. The extra cost for this material is a little steep given how affordable the nibs themselves are, but it's totally worth it for me. While I can't ... MoreA perfect pocket pen! I was surprised by how lightweight (and just generally tiny!) it is, but it still has enough heft to make it satisfying to hold and to write with. As far as writing goes, it skipped on me a little out of the box (perhaps I hadn't homed in on the sweet spot yet), but now it's absolutely perfect. Smooth and consistent.I carry this pen in my pocket every day, and the body has quickly acquired some very pleasing wear. This includes distinctive marks at the middle and end of the barrel, presumably where the cap "grips" it when posted. Some might find this non-uniformity off-putting, but I kind of like it. The extra cost for this material is a little steep given how affordable the nibs themselves are, but it's totally worth it for me. While I can't speak to whether or not it will last lifetimes (as people often say of "fancier" pens), it feels like a tool worth cherishing for years. The cool retro packaging certainly adds to this effect.The filling mechanism is probably my only gripe, and I guess it's partly just a consequence of the pen's small size. The only converter available is (obviously) pretty low capacity and (from what I've read) not a perfect fit for this pen. I use syringe-filled cartridges to get my bottled ink fix, and I really don't mind.Ultimately, it's a cool look and, in my opinion, a must-have for those like me whose short-term memories have been made entirely redundant by pocket notebooks and planners. Even as I buy "nicer" pens for longer, at-home writing sessions or just to explore the hobby, I suspect this little fella will be my main EDC pen for a long time.
Like my Copper, Eco Brass and Steel Liliputs (and my Sports), thys Al Liliput is a great writer from the start. Lays a nice, thick line (at least for me, as it is my first B nib from any manufacturer) and it glides effortlessly over the paper. The anodizing appears durable, and looks really classic. It is the lightest of the Liliputs, and can easily "disappear" in a pocket. Easy to service. My only "pet peeves" are the annoying chirping sounds it made when uncapping and posting, or vice versa (remedied by lubricating cap's threads with silicone grease) and that the "kaweco" etched finial is not in alignment wit the "Liliput/Germany" at my pen's front, and since it comes filled in white, its not aesthetically pleasing. Other than that, a wonderful pocket pen.
First off, no problems with Pen Boutique.The pen is great, though I have found it does scratch easily, it doesn't really bother me.What I have realized since getting it, is that raw aluminum probably wasn't the best choice for me in the environment that I am in, as I am very close to the ocean, and there is a lot of salt content in the air, along with humidity.Also, I have to be careful and avoid torquing the cap on the pen when tightening it, to avoid the two binding, as it was pointed out to me, and is posted about on Kaweco's website. I have the gold version, and enjoy it alot, use it for work. Wanted the shiny aluminum for everday carry. Might just get the silver version to mitigate the environmental effects on raw aluminum, until I can move to a less salty ... MoreFirst off, no problems with Pen Boutique.The pen is great, though I have found it does scratch easily, it doesn't really bother me.What I have realized since getting it, is that raw aluminum probably wasn't the best choice for me in the environment that I am in, as I am very close to the ocean, and there is a lot of salt content in the air, along with humidity.Also, I have to be careful and avoid torquing the cap on the pen when tightening it, to avoid the two binding, as it was pointed out to me, and is posted about on Kaweco's website. I have the gold version, and enjoy it alot, use it for work. Wanted the shiny aluminum for everday carry. Might just get the silver version to mitigate the environmental effects on raw aluminum, until I can move to a less salty area. I definitely did not think the purchase through, something about OOH LOOK! Shiny Object!
I had been eying this pen for a while as I loved the translucent effect from the coconut option. However, I did not have a reason to buy an orange/peachy pen... until I discovered a gorgeous ink by Birmingham Pen Co. (which, if you've never heard of, check them out!), and I knew that Marigold would pair perfectly with this pen! It's a fun, coordinating combination for summer journaling (I would recommend writing with this while jamming to the Beach Boys, if that's up your alley).I purchased the Kaweco with a Fine nib, and it writes well right out of the box! It's not scratchy, but it does provide some feedback. Posting feels secure and elongates the pen. There is a bit of a twist noise when taking the pen apart--I don't find it bothersome, but it's worth a mention. ... MoreI had been eying this pen for a while as I loved the translucent effect from the coconut option. However, I did not have a reason to buy an orange/peachy pen... until I discovered a gorgeous ink by Birmingham Pen Co. (which, if you've never heard of, check them out!), and I knew that Marigold would pair perfectly with this pen! It's a fun, coordinating combination for summer journaling (I would recommend writing with this while jamming to the Beach Boys, if that's up your alley).I purchased the Kaweco with a Fine nib, and it writes well right out of the box! It's not scratchy, but it does provide some feedback. Posting feels secure and elongates the pen. There is a bit of a twist noise when taking the pen apart--I don't find it bothersome, but it's worth a mention. I also bought the converter; it fits snugly and although it is tiny, it holds enough ink to last me a few writing sessions. Now, if you want a higher ink capacity, this pen is capable of converting into an eyedropper pen. It comes with a cartridge, which, when emptied, can be cleaned and refilled via syringe with whatever ink your heart desires.Kawecos are great for beginners and those who just want to have fun with fountain pens :)I hope the photos express the color/effect of the pen indoor and outdoor, shade and full sun!Overall, another great experience from Goulet! Fast shipping and secure packaging. Thank you!
Love this little pen. Can carry it in my pocket and not worry about it. I ordered an EF and I would say it's more like a pilot's "Fine," but I still enjoy it. I had no issues with NIB out of the box, worked perfectly.I went ahead and ordered the clip for it as well as the the ink converter.The clip was a little disappointing as it doesn't seem to stick on super well with my pen and is loose.It's not bent or changed at all from the box I got from goulet, so I don't believe it's user error. It may just need some time and for me to mash it on a little harder, but it slips off pretty easily. Clips to paper well, doesn't clip to clothes/pockets well.The converter is great! It doesn't carry a LOAD of ink, but lets be honest, if you're writing 15 pages a day, you're ... MoreLove this little pen. Can carry it in my pocket and not worry about it. I ordered an EF and I would say it's more like a pilot's "Fine," but I still enjoy it. I had no issues with NIB out of the box, worked perfectly.I went ahead and ordered the clip for it as well as the the ink converter.The clip was a little disappointing as it doesn't seem to stick on super well with my pen and is loose.It's not bent or changed at all from the box I got from goulet, so I don't believe it's user error. It may just need some time and for me to mash it on a little harder, but it slips off pretty easily. Clips to paper well, doesn't clip to clothes/pockets well.The converter is great! It doesn't carry a LOAD of ink, but lets be honest, if you're writing 15 pages a day, you're not going to be using a kaweco sport, you're going to use something a little more ergonomic that likely holds more ink.My dislikes -- I ordered (not through Goulet) some of the Ruby Red Ink cartridges and I'm really disliking the ink. I don't think you'll have this issue with the darker Kaweco inks, but the ruby red is super light and seems to "fade" easily. I was hoping for a more bold color. But that may just be me.Overall, the Pen met my expectations.
I’ve only had this pen for a week, but I have been carrying it around in my pocket the entire time. I am very happy with this pen. The Fine nib gives me just the right thickness of line. It writes very smoothly on all the papers I’ve tried it on. Also, the blue cartridge ink included with the pen is a very nice hue. I wish I knew what specific ink it is so I can purchase some more. I also ordered the XF nib but have not yet tried it out. Perhaps when the cartridge runs out I’ll switch nibs as well. I purchased this pen with the understanding it would get scratched up some, since it is in the same pocket as my keys. Therefore, I didn’t worry much about the color of the pen… just the durability of it, and it’s surviving well. I would recommend this pen to anyone who ... MoreI’ve only had this pen for a week, but I have been carrying it around in my pocket the entire time. I am very happy with this pen. The Fine nib gives me just the right thickness of line. It writes very smoothly on all the papers I’ve tried it on. Also, the blue cartridge ink included with the pen is a very nice hue. I wish I knew what specific ink it is so I can purchase some more. I also ordered the XF nib but have not yet tried it out. Perhaps when the cartridge runs out I’ll switch nibs as well. I purchased this pen with the understanding it would get scratched up some, since it is in the same pocket as my keys. Therefore, I didn’t worry much about the color of the pen… just the durability of it, and it’s surviving well. I would recommend this pen to anyone who wants to have a fountain pen in his/her pocket. I’ll come back and report if it ever leaks in my pocket, but I don’t expect it to. BTW, I always have it in my pocket with the finial (and nib) down. As a result it has ALWAYS started writing immediately, with no initial hesitation. Good purchase!
I have eyed one of these pens for years, but didn't see the need for it -- until I lost a couple of much more expensive pens from out of my pockets. When I lost my new Custom 74 Pilot, that did it -- the pen was eventually found, but I had bought one of these as my daily carry and have decided my beloved pens have to stay home or at least only come out dressed in a briefcase or sling bag. But I often don't carry a bag, so needed something *this small.* And it is small -- if you have one of the tiny Apica notebooks, this pen, when capped, is about 1/4" taller than the notebook. For me, this is perfect. I did buy the converter, though I think now it was a complete waste of money -- it's far too small to bother with when making the pen into an eyedropper has been ... MoreI have eyed one of these pens for years, but didn't see the need for it -- until I lost a couple of much more expensive pens from out of my pockets. When I lost my new Custom 74 Pilot, that did it -- the pen was eventually found, but I had bought one of these as my daily carry and have decided my beloved pens have to stay home or at least only come out dressed in a briefcase or sling bag. But I often don't carry a bag, so needed something *this small.* And it is small -- if you have one of the tiny Apica notebooks, this pen, when capped, is about 1/4" taller than the notebook. For me, this is perfect. I did buy the converter, though I think now it was a complete waste of money -- it's far too small to bother with when making the pen into an eyedropper has been perfect for me -- good silicone grease on the threads and nary a leak. I did not buy the clip as I think that just makes me more likely to put the pen somewhere it is again likely to separate itself from me, and without a clip, there's less bulk in my pocket. And by pocket, I mean the front indentation that Levi's considers a pocket on women's jeans. The Kaweco lays flat in that indentation and doesn't pop out at all. I bought the M nib and am sorry -- should have watched Brian's video before I chose -- the medium really is fatter than I bargained for but that's on me. The nib is very smooth. I have used several inks in it: Burma Road Brown is great, El Lawrence seemed a little too dry, Zhivago was good and it always flows well for me, and Eel Black was good. I like this so much and the ink capacity is so generous that in fact I am going to buy a second one and fill it with either Carbon Black or Document Black to use as a sketching/cartooning/doodling pen, and just keep this green one as my notes-on-the-fly EDC pen. For a functional, useful tool, $25 is a fair price -- and, if I lose it, I may be able to replace it without too much pain. I have fairly small hands, and the pen works for me posted or unposted, which is how I usually use it. If I need to write anything of length, the lightness of the pen makes it less comfortable, but your results may vary. I have had zero trouble with leaking; the nib is smooth; the cap does seem to tend to unscrew itself a little, but that may be because it's in that front pocket; it works with a couple of my crankier Noodler's inks. What's not to love?
| Capped / Retractactable | Capped |
| Clippable | No |
| Converter Compatible | Yes |
| Pen Type | Ballpoint Pens |
| Converter Included | No |
