Pilot Custom Heritage 912

In general, I really enjoy it. The body is lightweight but feels solid and nicely finished. It’s a full size pen, but not oversized. Feels really good in my hand and is very comfortable to write with.

I'm no neophyte to fountain pens. I own a Pilot justus 95, two Pilot falcons, a TWSBI 570 with 1.1 stub nib and numerous less expensive pens. I carry everyday at least 4 pens with different inks. I love my fountain pens. I've been using them for years. I sketch pen and ink drawings with them most da...

It's a very graceful little thing. The one I got came with dents and scratches, which I actually kind of prefer because I'm not afraid of accidentally roughing up a 50 year old pen. The Pilot 912 was a total surprise.

I read a lot of reviews on several sites about this pen. Everyone raves about the flex nib and how much line variation you can get. I ordered and received the pen within one week and was very excited to open up the box and get started. I got some Pilot black Take-Sumi ink and filled it us to get sta...

Pilot Custom Heritage 92 in Blue Medium. It would be my first Pilot, and I want a piston filler. I also like the flat ends.

My Pilot Custom Heritage 912 with a WA nib was great. So I ordered one with the FA nib. The FA nib is unusable. It SEEMS to work at first... but then you're plagued with hard starts and skips. All the reviews warn that it will be ok if you write slowly - and that's true about the FEED. However, the ...

I think you can't go wrong with a Pilot Custom 74 or Custom Heritage 91. A vintage 51 aerometric is amazing, but depending on where you get it, it might need repairing, which can add a lot to the cost.

This is a great pen. If you're looking at it, you're likely a bit familiar with fountain pens. For context, I have multiple Pilot FP's including a Namiki Falcon/Elabo, a Justus 95, PCH 92 and 91. I was expecting the flex/bounce of this pen to be not too much more than the typical cushiony PIlot nib ...

I just got my Pilot Custom 912 Spencerian today and I’m loving it. Other recent arrivals are my Sailor Pro Gear, a Lamy 14k EF nib for my Studio, and too many inks.

On the way: too many ink samples! :)

I had to debate as to whether to give this pen one or two stars. Since it actually functions, I gave it two. I don't know if I'm simply spoiled by vintage fountain pens with flexible nibs -- but I found this pen to be vastly inferior to any other flex nib I've used. I didn't have the ink flow proble...