Lamy 2000 Rollerball Black

Ich bin kein Sammler von Schreibwerkzeugen, schreibe aber trotz meines Berufs (Informatiker) gerne und viel. Bisher nutzte ich grundsätzlich Werbegeschenke und billige/günstige Tintenroller und Kugelschreiber. Jetzt habe ich mir für rund 50 Euro den Lamy 2000 Tintenroller gegönnt. Er schreibt wirklich angenehm, da kann nicht mal der Uniball von Mitsubishi (Made in Japan) mithalten. Der Roller kratzt nicht übers Papier, sehr schief (Winkel) schreiben kratzt ebenfalls nicht. (Mine M63 von Lamy) Der Stift fühlt sich sehr Wertigkeit an und ist trotzdem recht leicht. Die Kappe sitzt nicht zu fest und nicht zu locker. Die kleinen Metallhalter am Stift sind leicht zu spüren, aber keineswegs unangenehm. Die Metallklammer sieht recht scharfkantig aus, ist es aber nicht - fühlt sich also sehr gut an. Klar, einerseits spielt mein Unterbewusstsein mir einen kleinen Streich um die recht hohe Investition zu rechtfertigen, trotzdem habe ich ein tolles Gefühl mit diesem Tintenroller. Tolle Arbeit von Lamy. P.S. Der Lamy kam inklusive der Geschenkverpackung - gekauft über Amazon bei einem Drittanbieter (Versand und Verkauf).

Pen came with the original box but seperate in its own box. Genuine product and great to pay a lower rate than at the local dealer. Fantasic quality for a great price. Recommend the seller.

When I first unboxed my LAMY 2000 I was slightly underwhelmed. For a pen this expensive, it really is understated. I have (and adore) a Delta Vintage Rollerball and a Recife Press Slim that I was comparing it to. Both are pictured next to the Lamy. The Delta is pure Italian luxury. The Recife's sharp lines are classy. The 2000 is the very embodiment of German engineering. It is an old design but it still looks slightly futuristic. The mechanism by which it closes is unique and efficient. And the clip is precisely cut and spring-loaded. After months of use, I have come to love the simplicity of the LAMY. It feels really nice in my hand and I enjoy writing every time I pick it up. I'm actually *excited* now when my kids have long field trip forms I need to fill out. That's how good this pen is. Much has been said about the refill cartridges; a lot of it bad. For me, the cartridge it comes with as well as the refills are just about perfect. I recently tried the MonteVerde refills and I found them to be so smooth I can't write with them. The LAMY cartridges have about the right level of ink flow and scratchiness for me. I'm left handed if it matters, which means I might write slower than the average righty so that might have something to do with it. If you're a pen enthusiast, you should give the LAMY 2000 a try. It is a timeless classic for a reason.

Beautifully made, as are all the LAMY 2000 pens and pencils. At first glance it is nothing special but it is actually a superb, precise bit of engineering. There is a joint in that barrel that you can neither see nor feel. The shape is ideal for me. It fits my hand perfectly and those tiny metal 'lugs' that hold the cap on do not bother me in the slightest. The tapered barrel enables the user to select the ideal diameter by slightly moving up or down. The refill is super smooth and it lays down a good dense black line. I had intended to change it for a gel refill but the standard rollerball refill is so good I haven't bothered to change it. There is no trace of wobble, the refill is held perfectly. UPDATE: I have now directly compared it with 1. The Pilot G2 gel refill and 2. The Schmidt ceramic ball refill. The LAMY refill is distinctly smoother than both of them. Faults? None. I still prefer a good fountain pen though.

Lamy 2000 rollerball är en klassiker från Lamy. Bekväm att skriva med, huven klickar på plats med ett distinkt klick och sitter på bra. Det som vissa retar sig på är de små metall fästena som håller huven på plats men det är inget jag upplever. Pennan är lätt och välbalanserad vilket gör den bekväm att skriva med. Smidigare och mindre underhålls krävande än reservoar pennan.