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Your cart is empty.What is it? Lamy Safari Fountain Pen (19M) White & 5 Black Ink Cartridges Features Medium Nib Made in Germany European packaging – No warranty leaflet included Chrome plated metal clip, efficient and practical, ensuring you never loose your pen The body comes in a glossy white colour High- Quality Material The body of the fountain pen is made of sturdy ABS plastic. The nib is made of polished stainless steel The clip is chrome-plated Where is it made? Made in Germany What is in the box? 1 x Lamy Safari Fountain Pen (19M) White (includes 1 Blue ink cartridge) 5 x Black Lamy Ink Cartridges
miguel tokumori
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025
The product works good. Excelente product and delivery
Tatiana Marafon
Reviewed in Brazil on February 4, 2025
Tinteiro muito boa. Foi uma ótima compra, demorou um pouco pois veio de Miami. O preço que paguei foi ótima também.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2024
Came 1 day later than expected, the black box is sealed and the pen was just loose in the brown box? Weird. Seems decent overall from a noob.
Lily Church
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2024
I bought the fine first , but it just didn't have the feel I was looking for . I thought I would try the medium point to see if it was better . I am glad I did ! It writes so smooth and just bold enough to stand out , but not so bole it looks like I used a Sharpie , lol !!
Christopher
Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2024
I've used a lot of pens. I hate the scratchy feeling of anything old like pencils and crayons but this is so smooth. The feel of holding it is so smooth and kinda makes you forced to write well. Perfect for a signing and writing pen.
Sergio
Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2024
I got it because Im materialistic as hell and wanted a fancy pen. This one is actually pretty fun to write with and feels good in the hand due to the triangular grip to make sure you hold these types of pens correctly, making sure the tip is at the right angleThe ink works great too, doesn’t pool so long as you arent pressing down too long. Definitely an edc pen for me
NSHarter
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2024
I am a review reader and researcher when it comes to buying anything new. Especially something I’ve never used. And every review and demo of Lamy fountain pens has said the same thing. “Amazing quality instruments at drastically low prices.” Sure, you can get a ten pack of ball point pens for 3 dollars or whatever, but you’re really just throwing money in the garbage. Whereas a fountain pen, although a bit more expensive, becomes something of a keepsake. Pair it with a high quality bottled ink and a converter, and your writing becomes less of a “thing to do” and more of an event. I’ve had zero issues with this pen. Writing is solid, flow is perfect.Just know that if you’re new to using a fountain pen, it doesn’t write the same as a ball point or click pen. Using a fountain pen, you will notice that you’ll have to write somewhat slower as you’re relying on capillary action to draw the ink into the nib. But for me, that just adds to my enjoyment as I can focus more on what and how I’m writing. It caused me to think about the words I’m putting to paper. But I digress. Buy a Lamy, you will NOT regret it.Also, pardon my awful handwriting. At least it’s way better than it was pre fountain pen usage. Haha.
GD2007
Reviewed in Saudi Arabia on December 3, 2024
I was very excited about this but it is really disappointing and I think the pen I received is defective because Many reviews say that the tip flows well and writes smoothly, but what I got is a very poor tip that slides with difficulty on the paper. In fact, another pen at a price of $1 outperforms the Lamy, unfortunately. What is even more disappointing is that I did not try it until 5 months after receiving it, so I cannot return it. Before I chose and bought it, I read a lot of admiration for this pen, so I am confident that what I got is defective.
SensibleShopper123
Reviewed in Canada on November 22, 2024
Great pen. Easy to write with and feel like quality materials. Ink flows smoothly and easily and doesn't smudge as easily as other fountain pens have. Solid clip and well ballanced pen overall. Made in Germany.Surprised how well thought out the shipping packing from Lamy is. The pen was safe from a dozen large soup cans that amazon put in with it inside its composite shipping case.
Uday Saul
Reviewed in the United Arab Emirates on November 13, 2024
I highly recommend this for people who want to explore fountain pens
Kaelen Black
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2024
As someone new to fountain pens the Lamy safari perked my ears up, cheap, popular, and great quality? Impossible. Well I was wrong. This pen had yet to leak, it's flow is amazing, the ink it's self is almost velvety, the grip helps you hold it the right way. It fits well in the hand, while being small enough to tuck in a breast pocket.
J Robb
Reviewed in Australia on November 9, 2022
Quality item, highly recommended.
Fraser
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2017
Disclaimer: 3 stars is given as my own personal preference for the pen itself. It is well made. I was recommended towards the Lamy by a die-hard Lamy friend of mine.PROS:-Well made. Mine was clean of any unfinished seams-View port is wooooonderful. Seriously. I love pens that show the ink level.-Simple packaging, easy to open.-Writes consistently and with an even line, no variation in line weight. Even ink distribution.-Some people don't like the formed grip because their finger posture is not a standard 'tripod.' I use it with the standard tripod and another hold, and personally have no discomfort with the grip.-The pen requires almost no pressure to write, the lightest of pressures does the trick.Personal CONS:-I prefer a heavier pen weight. The Lamy Safari is heavier than your average click pen, but lighter than a metal one. If you dislike light pens, this probably won't be as comfortable in your hand.-It might just be the ink, but I dislike the ink marks the pen makes... it just feels off to me. I am, however, used to writing with dip pens, so that's probably why.-To me, the Lamy feels like how a felttip pen would write, and I do not like that. I prefer a pen that flows across the paper without any 'feedback.'-The nib was somewhat scratchy when first opened. I filed it a touch with sandpaper and it feels a little better to me.-Buying a converter is ridiculously expensive. I mean, really - five bucks just to buy one little plastic part other companies sell much cheaper? Oh, and it's proprietary - so you have to buy Lamy brand, of course, unless you happen to know another brand that just-so-happens to be compatible with the Lamy Safari.Overall: A well made pen, and pretty fair price when you consider it comes with 6 ink cartridges. If you like a light-weight, thicker grip, this is probably a good fit for your hand. If you want a smooth-flowing pen that doesn't feel just like writing with a normal felt tip or ballpoint... look elsewhere.
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