Loaded with practical features and a wide selection of body color styles, these pens are an excellent choice for any full pen user. 

Pilot Custom 74

The Custom 74 pilot has a torpedo-shaped body, which comes in seven classes and fun colors, highlighted by a gray finish and parts of the handle. The 14 carat gold dot is covered to match the colored silver detail of the pen for a uniform look. The pen comes with a CON-70 pilot converter that uses a unique button mechanism to suck ink into the cartridge. Holds 1.1 milliliters of ink, more than double the number of other Platinum or Sailor converters!

Platinum 3776 Century

3776 Century created Platinum as their ideal fountain pen. 3776 meters above sea level is located on Mount Fuji. Because Fuji is Japan's tallest and most respected pinnacle, Platinum strives to make this pen the pinnacle of fountain pen craftsmanship. Since its launch in 1978, the 3776 has been refined and refined several times. 3776 Century - the latest design update - has a new Platinum "Slip and Seal" cap design that can prevent the tip from drying out for up to a year without use.

The front of this fountain pen is made of light resin and its medium size fits almost any hand size. It comes in a variety of surprisingly transparent body finishes - such as dark blue Chartres or rich burgundy - with metal details that fit the tip. It is also available in a variety of tip sizes from extra fine to wide, in addition to some special tips such as ultra extra fine needles and semi-elastic soft fine needles.

Sailor Pro Gear Slim

Pro Gear Slim replaces the round body in the shape of tobacco Custom 74 and 3776 Century with one with a flat top. The look isn't the only one that's different: while the previous two recommendations are for full-size pens, the Pro Gear Slim is closer to the pocket pen category. When closed, it measures at least five inches, but a comfortable five and a half inches is achieved by placing the lid on the back of the loop. Sailor regularly releases new Pro Gear Slim colors, which include limited edition variants that are more expensive.
Sailor also makes fountain pens for Nagasawa. The original Pro Gear Slim is almost identical in appearance to Sailor's Pro Gear Slim: it has a weather vane print on the tip and an ink bottle icon at the end of the cap instead of the Sailor anchor image. It also has many colors inspired by the natural scenery of Japanese Kobe.