Moonman T1

The Moonman T1 is a fantastic pen for price. When they announced the aluminium version at the end of 2019, I knew that it would become a favourite quickly.

This is one of many pens I've bought over the years. I wanted this one for art. It is pretty good overall, but no prize compared to other pens in this price range. I use mostly Noodlers ink, and Platinum's Carbon Black. So this is my base line inks that go in all my pens. For that reason, it's an ea...

Moonman T1 or TWSBI Eco are good starters for piston fillers. Inking them up is no more complicated than a cartridge converter pen. They'll keep going for quite a long time. With the clear barrel, monitoring the ink level is a piece of cake.

Ordered a blue moonman t1 with (m) nib. What came in the box was the moonman fountain pen, which looks great. the nib that was on it was a Jin Hao (M), and packed seperately was a moonman nib which i'm assuming is a (f) nib. I have a buncha jinhaos so was disappointed that it wasnt a moonman nib, bu...

Moonman T1 brass is a chonk. I like their fine and medium nibs, but they accept lots of others for swaps

The pen is well constructed and quite good-looking. I have two gripes though...... It's not as comfortable to write with as my TWSBI Eco nor Lamy Safari. More importantly, at least to me, the fine nib writes much more boldly than either of these two other pens. That's a disappointment. Also note, th...

Moonman T1 was my everyday work pen for a few months. The machined metal cap feels very nice and is quite heavy.

I like the large ink capacity. It writes good for my needs. It does have one design flaw that I don't like at all.. When you post the cap (place it on the back of the pen while you write) it actually hugs too tight the knob that you twist to move the piston. The cap normally has a tiny space ( like ...

My most used pens are the Moonman/Majohn T1. They're fitted with Pilot Parallel plates, and I can refill them easily due to the piston system, and the colorways are beautiful. So far this is the pen I've found to hold the most amount of ink for a piston filler that's also lightweight and can take a Parallel plate.

The weight of this pen is not insignificant. It sits very heavy in the hand and the weight for me feels like I am fighting the pen. Posted this pen is way out of balance. I dropped it on my desk and the plastic body snapped off from the metal grip and exploded ink everywhere. I will not be replacing...