Lamy T10 Fountain Pen Ink Cartridges Hangsell - Blue 2x 5pc

These cartridges are included with the Safari fountain pens. Did comparisons with other inks I have, Parker cartridges & blue bottled, Rotring black bottled. The Lamy blue is lighter, the blue-black would likely be more to my liking.One very surprising characteristic, is that this ink does not bleed through the cheap tablet paper I use! The other inks bleed excessively, making two sided writing impossible. This ink is better in that respect than any, and in fact, better than most gel pens (which leave traces on the back side). Really surprising!It does dry slowly, an issue for me (leftie), so to prevent smearing, the writing position needs to be adjusted. I'm spoiled by some of the quick drying gel pens available here at JetPens!Always a compromise, fast ... MoreThese cartridges are included with the Safari fountain pens. Did comparisons with other inks I have, Parker cartridges & blue bottled, Rotring black bottled. The Lamy blue is lighter, the blue-black would likely be more to my liking.One very surprising characteristic, is that this ink does not bleed through the cheap tablet paper I use! The other inks bleed excessively, making two sided writing impossible. This ink is better in that respect than any, and in fact, better than most gel pens (which leave traces on the back side). Really surprising!It does dry slowly, an issue for me (leftie), so to prevent smearing, the writing position needs to be adjusted. I'm spoiled by some of the quick drying gel pens available here at JetPens!Always a compromise, fast drying but bleeds/feathers, or slow drying but can smear for a leftie. Will explore some other inks, part of the fun!

Good cartridges insofar as I can tell.

I'm not a cartridge fan, preferring to use a converter. However, I'm soon to travel and wanted to take along my Lamy Dialog CC and insure I have plenty of ink for letter and postcard writing at multiple locations. I ordered a box of Lamy cartridges knowing I could pop one out and dispose of it before boarding another flight. Note: I found that simply trying to force the converter onto the feed's end as Brian demonstrates in the video accompanying the cartridges didn't seem to get the job done at least insofar as the Dialog CC is concerned. I tried it three times, practically bending the cartridge as I applied pressure. Nada. Then, on the fourth try with just the smallest clockwise twist plus pressure, "pop," it was on there with the ink flowing to the nib within ... MoreI'm not a cartridge fan, preferring to use a converter. However, I'm soon to travel and wanted to take along my Lamy Dialog CC and insure I have plenty of ink for letter and postcard writing at multiple locations. I ordered a box of Lamy cartridges knowing I could pop one out and dispose of it before boarding another flight. Note: I found that simply trying to force the converter onto the feed's end as Brian demonstrates in the video accompanying the cartridges didn't seem to get the job done at least insofar as the Dialog CC is concerned. I tried it three times, practically bending the cartridge as I applied pressure. Nada. Then, on the fourth try with just the smallest clockwise twist plus pressure, "pop," it was on there with the ink flowing to the nib within seconds after loading the cartridge into a "clean" pen.

Great ink, as expected!

If you are looking for cartridges for your LAMY these are great! To be more environmentally friendly, I do plan on moving to the converter once these are finished.As far as it drying quick, I would say that on standard paper yes it does. Is it permanent? I am not sure as, I am not sure what is considered permanent vs not permanent. The flow in the pen is nice, and what I experienced with the original cartridge that came with my pen. These cartridges are meant for the LAMY fountain pen.

Lamy blue-black ink cartridges

There is a philosophical argument among fountain pen users about which types of filling systems are best: Piston- lever- crescent- fill (or systems of that ilk), vs cartridge-converter types. I own examples of all of them. I prefer cartridge-converter systems, but especially cartridge-fill. Why? 1. It is less messy to change cartridges, & does not involve dipping the pen's section into ink. 2. Cartridge-fill pens are much easier to clean using a an irrigation syringe. Empty cartridges can likewise be easily cleaned with a needle-type syringe & reused. 3. Given a decent nib, there is no difference in how a piston-fill or cartridge-type pen writes. I ordered the Lamy cartridges because I am not satisfied with the converters that came with the four Lamy pens that I ... MoreThere is a philosophical argument among fountain pen users about which types of filling systems are best: Piston- lever- crescent- fill (or systems of that ilk), vs cartridge-converter types. I own examples of all of them. I prefer cartridge-converter systems, but especially cartridge-fill. Why? 1. It is less messy to change cartridges, & does not involve dipping the pen's section into ink. 2. Cartridge-fill pens are much easier to clean using a an irrigation syringe. Empty cartridges can likewise be easily cleaned with a needle-type syringe & reused. 3. Given a decent nib, there is no difference in how a piston-fill or cartridge-type pen writes. I ordered the Lamy cartridges because I am not satisfied with the converters that came with the four Lamy pens that I own. Converters are harder to clean than cartridges, and I aim for simplicity, elegance, & utility; the renowned engineering KISS principle: Keep It Simple, Sport .

Very pleased with ink cartridges

My first real pen - Lamy Special Edition Color AL - honestly can't stop using it. Really am convinced I will but more Lamy pens and use them. I love the stub nib. These ink cartridges are great and I will be buying more and occasionally trying others. Thank you GOULET!!!!

Violet. again a repurchase and will keep coming back.

I got the purple special edition Lamy pen and wanted matching ink, and Violet is such a lovely purple colour for spring or fall. These cartridges are convenient, and so easy to use. I especially like using them when I travel and you get 15 so it lasts nice and long. Excellent product.

Wonderful Steel Blue with Dark Shading

Love this ink. Behaves well on all papers. The shading is between a grey blue and black on any of the fountain pen papers. Looks really cool, isn’t too flashy for work or college, and yet remains unique compared to most other blue blacks. Lamy should call this ink steel blue instead! It writes fairly medium to wet in my Lamy Safari F. Dries fast, semi waterproof. I’ve also found that this ink rarely dries out when my pen is uncapped for a few minutes, which is rare for inks. Usually one has to “press” the nib to paper to get the flow started again. Not the case with Lamy blue black! These properties make it an excellent workhorse note taking ink.