Fountain EDC Pen

Huge fan of these pens. Own Bronze, Copper and stonewashed Ti. Copper is the favorite as it is heavy. I handle it daily so it actually has no patina after more than a year. If you are a user of “Plotter” notebooks, the Bronze matches beautifully.

Dare you to make a solid tungsten body!

Ok, Haven't inked it yet, but As I have been using the Ti one for a a couple of years or so, I am sure that it is fine on that aspect. It weighs more (as it should), and the dark Zr color is much fancier. I needed something fancy! Anyway my pens lie in the Big i Design pouch that I have. It's all good!

I was very reluctant to purchase another fountain pen because of my experience with another company and the quality of its faulty nibs, until I came across Big Idea Design and its good-quality pens. I wanted to try the Fountain EDC Pen, and it turned out to be a perfect fountain pen: well-built, well-designed, writes well, and has a good-quality nib. I will be purchasing more pens.

After purchasing the stonewashed version, I was so impressed that I bought the brass one as well.
I use them for urban sketching and journaling, with different inks in each. I won’t be buying any other fountain pens.

I bought one of your edc fountain pens and wasn’t happy with the nib it came with as it’s like trying to write with a sewing needle. So I went to the link you provided which lead me to jet pens and a broad nib you said was compatible. Well it wasn’t and when I reached out to your customer service they initially said they would correct the problem and send me a nib free of charge. You then went and and told me you won’t do this. When it’s a link on your site that says it’s compatible.well they sent me the wrong nib. I’m 100% disappointed in your customer service agent that said they would correct the problem then told me they wouldn’t. Her name was Kate. I now have a useless chunk of titanium that I can’t write with. If your other products are as useless as this then I would be flabbergasted. You seem to be on the up and up but in reality your customer service sucks and so does your product. And your website for that matter.