Arrived in good condition. I didn't use this though as the fine nib included in the Aion was pretty thick already. I'll keep this as stock.

Broad nib went straight to work with no break-in needed. Goes hand in hand with Diamine shimmer inks and is easy to swap out with a Goulet Grip.

So happy with this, my first stub nib. Having lots of fun with it on a Safari.

I purchased this 1.1 Stub nib for my Lamy Studio Petrol fountain pen. It currently has a Broad nib. I ordered Broad because I don’t have a pen with a broad nib. My favorite nib is the Stub. Now I have a Fine, Medium, Broad, and the rest are all stub nibs. Love ❤️ my stubs! 😉

This is perfect, smooth. So nice to have on hand and be able to switch out for a different project. I really enjoy my Lamy pens and nibs.

Just what I needed.

Got the accessories as part of the main gift for my brother!

i'm in the minority of someone who likes to refill their pen with new ink every week and fill out pages with caligraphy like large print. this nib meets all my needs.

Great nib
Easy to change

One of my favorite factory stubs, over TWSBI and equal to the old Pilot Met/Plumix stub/cursive that you can’t get anymore. A little wider than those but not much. Nice line variation without a lot of work, which is what you want for everyday use.

I have problems finding the extra fine nibs for my Lamy pens, not at Goulet, you guys almost always have what I need. Thank you.

Had a problem with an Extra Fine nib being scratchy on one pen. Saw the video on how to switch Lamy nibs once and now it's smooth as butter! Thanks!

The thickness is just perfect for what I use the pen for.

This one is great. Like all manufacturer’s mid-range steel nibs, you will sometimes get a dud. I’ve bought 4 Lamy stub nibs (just the nibs) at a time and got two good ones and two mediocre ones.

Why would you buy multiple nibs and high grade them? Because a good Lamy 1.1 and 1.5 mm steel nib feels really good compared to gold nibs, and 4 Lamy nibs are usually much cheaper than one gold nib.

It’s a great nib, just don’t expect 100% greatness out of the box from every one, like all manufacturers mid-range steel nibs.

I really like the line width and variation. Getting it started can be a bit difficult but that is often the case with a new nib. Hopefully this will improve with use.

The 1.1 Stub nib was so round, so "user friendly" that it was basically just a slightly flat, scratchy Broad. I couldn't hardly get any line variation out of it. If you like stubs, unless you can grind it yourself you should get a different brand, as it's so inexpensive I wouldn't consider it cost effective to send in to a nibsmith. Fortunately it only took about 10 minutes (I used micromesh pads, flattened the tip and trimmed a little top and bottom) and I was able to get a much wider downstroke and a slightly thinner sidestroke for decent line variation. It's well made, just much too rounded for my taste out of the box.

Broad nibs are my favorite and Lamy does them exceptionally well.

Super reliable - I am yet to see a Lamy nib that hasn't performed perfectly out of the box (I've tried a medium, a fine, and a 1.1 mm stub). I have never experienced any hard start or other issues with a brand new Lamy - which cannot be said for any other pen I've had (Preppy / Junlai / TWSBI / Montblanc). Very happy with these!

I like fountain pens. Have since I was a pre teen. I'm, old now. But the resurgence in fountain pen popularity has been wonderful to see. Having said all that, I must confess that I don't know very much about fountain pens, aside from how to fill them and write with them. I like stub nibs and extra fines for writing and sketching. This is a Lamy nib that works well in a Lamy fountain pen and that's about all one can say about it. A nib expert may beg to differ.

This was bought to try out the various nib sizes and offer options when choosing to write. It works well write out of the box (see what I did there?) And is incredibly easy to swap out on a multitude of pens. Very happy with this purchase!

Clean lines, great variation to width. Consistent ink flow.

Great but realize I injured the black piece it rests on, can’t really use it right now, but in future probably 😊

I tried to alter my original nib that was on the pen and ended up making a mess of it. When I went to write, all I did was cut the paper and gunk up the nib. After hours of trying to fix my mistake, I said, "welp, time for a new nib," and of course,e there was only one place that came to mind: The Goulet Pen Co.

This nib turned my old Lamy AL-star into a new pen!

Simple to remove and install--reveals a hidden versatility to the Safari and AL-star pens.

I purchased this to replace the medium nib that came on my Lammy Safari (which I have been using with a converter for 10 years!). I liked the smoothness of the medium nib but it simply put out too much ink to be practical in many situations. I finally purchased this fine nib and have to say I am very pleased. Same old pen, same smooth writing experience, just a bit finer line and a little less ink.

Great. The easiest way to get line variation.

Perfect Nib

Worked great

Love that you can purchase a different size nib for a reasonable price!

It was easy to change the nib and the smoothness and flow with the new nib is just right. Using Pilot blue black, a good flowing but not too wet ink. This is not an extreme italic or stub, but just gives a bit more character and is about half way between an f and m Lamy steel nib. So far it has not been problematic in drying up between uses either. Totally recommend to experiment.