Pentel Fude Brush Pen, Sukiho (XFL2V)

Flow and size are excellent -- smoothness and durability are great!

Very nice product, easy and fun to use. Would recommend for any kind of ink art you want to do

Works great but not what I was expecting.

IF YOU HAVE JUST BOUGHT THIS PEN FOR THE FIRST TIME READ THIS!! TO UNSCREW the body of the pen from the brush by TWISTING CLOCKWISE (to the RIGHT) !! This is the OPPOSITE of the way 99% of all things in the world tighten and untighten. It took me two hours to discover this at which point I had nearly destroyed the pen trying to "Untighten" it. I finally used a pair of wire cutters to just cut the red ring off. Then I soaked the pen in hot water to "loosen" it up. Finally found a Youtube video of a review and the reviewer casually mentioned "oh, it unscrews the other way". This pen almost drove me mad. The review: After some use (I do line drawings, sketches, gesture drawing, foliage, people) I really like this pen for what it is. Good pen for the price and will be buying again. The barrel of the pen is the ink resevoir and it a very light, thin, and plyable plastic. It doesn't feel very sturdy in the hand but very 'squishy', this is necessary because you squeeze the barrel to advance more ink to the tip. But the pen doesn't have much 'hand feel' if you know what I mean. The tip: Able to lay down extremely fine lines as well as broad strokes and thicks and thins depending on angle of pen and how much pressure you apply. Very hard (almost impossible) to get a perfectly even, straight line with this pen because the brush can slide around under your hand. Very different feel that a traditional pen like a Pigma Micron. But this pen is excellent for quick sketches, gesture drawing, landscapes, etc. which is what I'm using it for. You can also do extremely fine work if you slow down and use care. One of the things I'm really enjoying about this pen is that it is both a very fast (good for big movements and sketching) as well as slow (small movements, finely detailed, crisp lines). The ink: Love this ink. Very black, opaque, doesn't feather, does bleed a little bit, and matte. As others have noted, to get a nice opaque line you really have to slow down, make sure the brush is loaded with ink by squeezing the resevoir, and take your time to get what you want. That's okay! This ink is absolutely not waterproof and takes several minutes to fully dry. So for watercolorists or anyone who wants to apply a wash over a drawing know that you will get lots of bleeding from the initial lines and it will muddy up your drawing. Although, because the ink isn't waterproof, it's easy to smudge the ink for shadows and to create depth. That's okay too! Just be aware of it and use this pens properties to your advantage. I would highly recommend this pen to anyone who likes pens, who like using pens, who likes drawing and making marks on paper with pens, who likes playing with ink, but remember, UNSCREW THE OPPOSITE WAY.

Never used one before recently. Takes a lot of getting used to if you aren't already used to controlling your pressure, but has honestly taught me more than I thought by just playing around with it. Every stroke: it's length, downward pressure, angle, and speed all factor into your line quality and it's been a fun experiment. The ink flows so well and I never had to worry about it. I was expecting a harder shaft to the pen, but after priming it, I understood why, and even applaud how it's made me change my grip on my tools. The visual design won't win any awards, but it does its job ~perfectly~ and that's all we can really ask for right? Shockingly light to hold and doesn't slide in the fingers as much as I expected. I'm going to buy more in varying sizes. I didn't think I would love it this much!

Perfect medium brush pen! Totally awesome for calligraphy.

How about a sketchbook that was multi-media. Except the paper was so slick that nothing was absorbing. None of the permanent ink from my fountain pens with dry black or permanent. Everything I laid on it was like that except for these pens. It took a slightly longer to dry than it would on normal paper but it looks great and eventually dried permanent. It's inexpensive, easy to use, easy to store. The only thing I hate about this is that they're disposable. In my case it was the only thing that saved the sketchbook.

The ink leaks out while using if you aren't careful.

What can you expect from pentel. Brush pens aren't easy to master , very good product. Smooth ink flow. I wish they had definitions for each model of pentel brush pens , cause the model sukiho looked normal and I couldn't find the difference between the medium size model

Que dire, super feutre pinceau ! Pas très cher, fonctionne impeccable. Je regrette peut être juste qu'il ne soit pas possible de le recharger, enfin c'est possible bricolant mais c'est pas prévu pour. Mais c'est le principe d'un objet jetable, et heureusement il contient pas mal d'encre. Je débute dans le dessin et je m'amuse beaucoup à apprendre avec cet outil :)

nice

Top Qualität

The ink quality is good and the tip of brush is pretty fine and brush it self is versatile and easy to carry