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Perfect sturdy tip for lettering fine lines
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The hard brush tip makes it great for beginners, gives you more precise control of how thin or thick the calligraphy strokes will be
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the tip is not at all flexible like a brush.
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This is a good pen, it glides smoothly on paper and has a wonderful fine tip
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If I try to quickly jot notes using it, it feels scratchy against the paper and the ink is unevenly light and dark---a normal Flair felt-tip with a completely rigid point would be preferable.
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Its tip is flexible without losing the quality of a sharp print and high quality
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It's a flexible felt tip that gives a good amount of softness for creating those thick lines, yet has a fine tip for the thin ones
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the tip is pretty stiff so i can control it easily
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My go to for short, soft tip, brush pens.
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Great brush tip pen.
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Very nice, fine as well as sturdy but flexible tip makes upstrokes easily thin and downstrokes thick.
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I can do envelopes with it, which is what I wanted the fine tip for.
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These are the absolutely best for this, the colour is bold and the tip is flexible, so I can be particular about what the thickness of my writing
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I wasn't sure if I would be able to get the hang of changing the pressure on the way up & down, but it came easy with this flexible tip
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now?The tombow fude soft tip has been my go-to for lettering modern calligraphy, as I prefer a more flexible tip (and find that the hard tip is just too stiff)
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now?The tombow fude soft tip has been my go-to for lettering modern calligraphy, as I prefer a more flexible tip (and find that the hard tip is just too stiff)
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Very forgiving tip - even when pressing really hard.
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The tip is also nice for non-calligraphy lettering
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The tip of this pen is magically flexible and keeps its shape instead of staying bent like other pens do.
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Good soft tip pen