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He actually did it. He's the guy who can sell a pen.

it‘s also suited for left hand and right hand

With the Safary, Lamy wanted to create a utility item that was practical, inexpensive and functional. It is a “low budget design masterpiece”! It is now a real classic, just like a Pelikan M 200, Montblanc Meisterstück or Kaweco Sport.

They also tend to write on the dry side--which I'm guessing was a deliberate design choice to make the ink go further, dry a bit quicker, and probably a bit less prone to ghosting or bleeding through to the other side of crappy paper. (I normally prefer the smoothness of wetter nibs, but sometimes the drier writers can be quite pragmatic.)

A lot of german kids learned to write with a Lamy. I still have one, for special occasions.

My Lamy fountain pen served me well for over a decade of almost daily use. I got it in first grade and I think the cap was the first thing to break in year 10 or so. Great product

A friend that passed away recently happened to give me this fountain pen as a gift. It reminds me of her when I use it at times. RIP Marci.

I like my Pilot Vanishing Point. Had it for years and I've had no issues other than the matte black finished wearing on the pocket clip and the barrel where it's held and where it lays on its side. It has worked flawlessly with converter or ink cartridges. If you are looking for a daily use fountain pen, I cannot recommend it highly enough

No matter what new pen I get, I always come back to my Lamy Safari.

Lamy is a German brand, and in germany we have rules starting from first grade where we need to show up with an ink pen like this. Lamy profited highly from that, as they first came out with a more children friendly version thats made from primary colours and soft wood. Later on they released multiple models of plastic pens that felt smooth and nice to the touch, right at the time where most elementary school kids moved up to secondary schools. They're very expensive in comparison to their competitors, but they're famous for their good quality. So while Lamy might be popular for said reasons, if definitively got its fame from my generation of impressionable young teens that wanted to establish trends in the classroom.

My Lamy is still my go to writing device. Even when all my schoolmates started using ballpoint pens in the "Oberstufe" I stayed true to my Lamy and use it to this day to fill out documents (I'm German, so that's a lot of it's use case) and making notes. I have mine for 15 years now. I changed its tips and other parts with my classmates... It's a true love story.

This guy needs to go on shark tank with that sales pitch.

Best random Wheein sighting omg haha

The way I IMMEDIATELY spotted Wheein lmaoo

goddammit now I want a fountain pen

I got my first one in 1988. Still a favorite, and I didn’t know I could change the nib!

Buying this pen now. Thank you Wheein.

In Germany in primary school, everyone has to write with a fountain pen. And I, like most others, started with that exact pen. We even did a fountain pen license in 2nd grade, learning how to hold and write correctly with a fountain pen. Only recently I've started using fountain pens again, got myself a Twsbi Eco.

I like the OHTO Rays Gel Pen you can get for ~$5. It writes smooth and is quite durable.

We are a fountain pen nerd and own several. They are the best pens to use, hands down. They can handle any paper quality or type with incredible smoothness and ink flow. Amazing pens.

That’s basically the pen every child uses starting in the 2nd grade in Germany. And then there are these using Pelikan. Of course if you ran out of ink the only child carrying spare ink capsules were from Pelikan and so didn’t work with Lamy. Imagine this happened during a test

Is Daniel Riccardo there in it ❤

I've been using them for 5 years now, I simply love to draw, doodle and write with em they are so amazing

Just ordered one on Amazon. Excited to see how it writes. I got the Medium tip but ordered a fine in case the medium is too thick.

I'm a Mamamoo fan and have never noticed before that Wheein is using this pen in the 'HIP' video!

I've always just bought old dipping pens. 🤷‍♀️ They have removable nibs of different sizes and made of stainless steel. They also force you to properly hold the pen. Also, it's much more fun to pull out a whole ink bottle to dip in and get various reactions from people around you.

One of these brought me all the way through secondary school (grades 5 through 12) and my graduation... Still have it, still use it, still love to write with it

This is literally one of my favorite pens

christ this takes me back. had one of these get me through school. wonder if I still have it...

When I was 9 and we were learning how to write cursive instead of individual letters, we were using pen and nib. Basically a stick with a nib on the end which you dipped into the inkwell built into the school desk. And if you think that's primitive, we also had slates that were kept in the cupboard just in case we ran out of ink. We had a new bottle of ink (about 4 pints iirc) at the start of every term and it HAD to last the whole term. Consequently, the black ink we had at the start of the term was a very pale grey by the end of the term. Once in secondary school (age 11 to 18) it was fountain pens all the way - bring your own ink.

I used to work for an online stationery company so I have a lot of Lamy pens that I got when I worked there. When I left, the owners gifted me a Lamy Scala fountain pen which is a beautiful metallic navy blue with silver accents. I LOVE IT.

Used that pen more then 10 years now missing this pen so much 😢😢😢

Was not expecting to see Wheein here ❤

I saw wheein and suddenly i'm selling a lung to buy like 20 of these

I remember pens from the 80s and 90s needed much more breaking in than fountain pens today. The Lamy pen seems to work perfectly from the word go. I just wish they could improve their lids. They work loose over time, won't click closed and then the pen dries up. But thankfully plastic pencil lids fit fine!

I've been using the same Lamy fountain pen for ten years already and the writing experience and quality is still flawless

Teachers in Germany generally recommend not to put the cap on the back (and the more “learner” variants of lamy fountain pens have stuff that prevents it) The weight on the back makes the pen much less stable and unbalanced

I just recognize it as the one they use in death note.

The Lamy 2000 is their magnum opus. A modern masterpiece of design and functionality.

I’m not a newbie to writing with a pen and I hold mine with 4 fingers, gives me significantly greater control which means I can write smaller than anyone can imagine

The Martian music in the background goes so hard

Had this in my school years. 10 years, no tearing, no damages and especially the tip is still aligned. Wonderful product which i can recommend

Peak nostalgia!

Been using my Lamy for 4 years now, and I've only recently had to get new ink! Love how sustainable these pens are, and so smooooth too.

It just feels so pleasant to use an overengineered everyday item

It also just writes really well. It’s a lovely little thing.

Nobody noticed the floating plant in the back😭😭

I sold a lot of high-end writing instruments over the years. Montblanc, Montegrappa, Cartier, Dunhill, St DuPont and plenty others. I have to say the Lamy didn’t write the best, but the overall value was great.

I like mine so much that even though I switched to soft nib flex fountain pens, I specifically bought a stub nib for it so I could keep using it. So it is specifically used as my italic and needle point pen. Though I do wish the xf was a little more extra.

Thank you! I bought one of these at a bookstore going out of sale that had no info or name of it left and the ink is finally running low - I’m so glad to have a link. Can agree - it’s a GREAT pen

I didn't expect such a cute and beautiful song from you, great job pierce-san!

If that "gold" can corrode it's not real gold.

Classic pen. Born in 1973 I used it in school. Several 30 years later my son learned writing with one of those. I still use a lamy at the office. ❤

This was my first fountain pen. I still find myself reaching for this more than my other pens. The easy to swap nibs are also the best!

I've had bad quality control experiences with Lamy Safaris. If it's your first pen, try a Platinum Preppy or Pilot Kakuni

ABS is generally not considered a good plastic for some parts of keyboards. In the keycaps, PBT is generally preferred as it is much more resistant to typing, and does not become shiny, smooth and sometimes sticky like what ABS does after using it for a long time. ABS is however a lot cheaper, a good set of PBT keycaps may cost you around £80.

That triangular tip is incredibly genius. Your hand naturally holds it the way it’s supposed to since it’s also the most comfortable grip, unless you are my friends who still struggle to hold it correctly

This is my favorite pen next to the G2 gel ink pens

I don't like the triangle grip. For a start I am an artist, and therefore using a utensil in my hands needs to be able to be held in a variety of ways. When I write, I don't use the standard grip. Just because you believe in a "correct" way to hold a pin doesn't mean you should be forcing your way in to others

Background Music: The Martian OST 😂

Bro took "sell me this pen" too serious haha

i LOVE my Lamy, what i love about my pen is that its not only inexpensive but its lovely and just so easy to use. its sleek, simple but iconic, and it delivers. i HIGHLY recommend this lovely pen. i draw with it AND i use it for writing on the fly. i know i sound like im an ad reader, but im being genuine, i love this pen

I have two of these pens and they are quite nice to write down notes. I also like the thin lines that they create but sometimes it can be scratchy

Omg, I literally have that pen and journal with it every night. It’s the only fountain pen I have, and I love the writing experience from it.

Started using fountain pens about six years ago when I was still working. Most of my fountain pen collection is Lamy and TWSBI based. Love writing with a fountain pen and have ink colors that coordinate with each pen, elevating the experience and beauty for me. Even in retirement, I still prefer pen/paper to digital.

Got one in cream colour a few days back and two nibs in F and M. I love it ❤

Can't believe someone remembered about Gatchaman Crowds even if it's for a fountain pen vid

Steel nibs have harsh writing experience but what Lamy useful is how sturdy it is. You can keep it unused for weeks and it will still write whereas other pens will refuse as jnk dries

31 years old here , I learned writing with a Lamy pen ( the wood one with the red plastic ☺️) and I still use them at work, I have 3 with different tips and I just love them :)

As a german this brings back amazing memories. Almost everybody had these in a wooden design that came with either a red or a blue lid. You could write your name ontop of the lid :)

I remember when I ordered the Muji aluminum fountain I was amazed by its smoothness and consistent lines especially its featherweight. But one day I visited a Virgin Megastore and they had a LAMY booth and I tried the Safari for the first time and holy shit.. I finally understood where all the hype came from, must’ve been one of the smoothest pens I’ve ever used in my life. Unfortunately here in our country the safari is hard to get at MSRP, all shops up sell it so high it sometimes turns me away from buying it, but I’m hoping to get it soon.

Using the song “making water” for this short was genius.

“It forces you to hold it correctly because of it’s shape-“ **Me : PUTS ON A PENCIL GRIPPER**

As a person that uses only ball point pens and has never had any experience with a fountain pen I see this as an absolute win

Jokes on them, I still hold the pen backwards

I have two of those. Safari with the abs body and Alstar with aluminum body. Both are my favorites.😊

That was surprisingly wholesome

My favorite pen as a kid was the Pilot Precision V5. Always loved the feel of if it, including how it felt on paper. I personally never heard of this pen, but I'll have to check it out!

Jokes on you, I have double shot PBT keycaps!

Bought a copy of the Lamy Safari and even the copies are so good that that im still using it to this day.

1:33 bro really needed to hit us with that jawline rn

I may have heard or read about fountain pens but this one is in details that now I want one too. Once I see when it comes to ink.

Note: Though there are people saying it works for left handed peopple. remember you have to write everything from right to left to avoid smudging the ink.

Fountain pen, mechanical keyboard and my fedora. My weekend is about to start.

When I was in elementary school, I had a Geha pen as about half the kids. The other half had Pelikan. As an adult, I got the Mercedes of pens, a Montblanc as a gift from my father. I still occasionally write with that.

These things are indestructible. I dug mine out of an old box from like 10 years ago (used it all throughout college) and worked fine with a little hot water cleanup.

Gold does not get corroded because it is one of the least reactive metals in the reactivity series and it does not react with air or moisture easily. Gold does not get affected by oxygen and most acids. Gold is more stable than any other compounds such as sulfides or oxides.

It's also really inexpensive considering that they make everything in house.

My weird, pen holding, self would still find a way to hold that pen the way I’m used to (a very wrong way lol,) despite the grip shape 😂 I used a pencil grip throughout the entirety of both 1st and 2nd grade, and I still hate holding pencils the correct way

Ive had these kind of pens and im really fond of these pens, they write smooth and well, the only drawbacks is the ink layer is too thick and takes long to dry and gets ink on your hands, but having inky hands dont really bother me. ive had 3 of these, they are both good for literary and artist works

You know you’re rich when you start looking at expensive pens and notebooks.

I have 2 and I use them to make sketches in my notebook and they work very well

As a Chinese, our elementary school requires a fountain pen for Chinese classes. This is a part of my childhood memory, and I loved it. It is so classically designed, and everybody loves it.

Im glad im not the only one who geeks out over a nice pen 😊

Slavoljub Penkala was a croatian chemist, engineer and inovator who designed and patented first Penkala (Pen).

I still have mine since 3rd class...21 years ago...still works like a brand new one

This was the pen that finally got me into the Pen 15 club!

I have two standard Lamy Safaris, and three Lamy AL-Stars, which are Safaris made out of Aluminium. I have them all set up with Lamy converters and inked up with different colored inks. I love them, and the AL-Star looks striking!

i fell in love with the lamy 2000 ... has been my pen for the last years, best one ive ever used