The Lamy Studio is my 2nd fountain pen ever, and I think it's super easy to use. I'm no fountain pen expert, I've only had this pen for a month, but from what I've seen, it's super comfortable to write with. I was a little bit worried about the grip being too slippery considering I have bigger than-normal hands, but it worked out just fine! I can't wait to continue my fountain pen journey, and this is my current favorite fountain pen!

So glad you carry Lamy pens, and the Studio pens in particular

The Lamy Studio is a perfect pen. The grip section, which is slightly rubberized is very comfortable. The pen was tested before it left the factory so the nib writes flawlessly. I'd purchase another LAMY if I could.

Fabulous EDC pen. Love it.

Second Lamy pen. The Studio is much better for me than the CP1 because I have bigger hands and this pen doesn't cause my hand to cramp up over time. I am using an extra fine nib and it writes well. The black grip is good and works as expected; I specifically avoided the other models because I didn't want a problem with slipping and I don't with this pen. Otherwise, it's an attractive pen that I received a complement on the other day as a colleague walked by. The only thing you need to worry about with this pen, and it is my main concern, is the brushed finish. Brushed finishes will eventually have their grooves flattened out in certain spots by contact with harder surfaces or impact from drops. I personally don't have a problem with that because I keep my pens away from surfaces that will damage them. Aside from that, any pen is going to get damaged or wear over time unless you keep it in a box. So, live a little and accept that you'll eventually replace it, but only after some beautiful years. And again, there are ways to put a brushed finish back on things or smooth it out so it's more polished. It's all up to what you consider beautiful. I'm happy with the purchase.

Writes well, and fits in the hand well. My only suggestion would be a nib that's finer than your fine nib, but broader than you extra-fine nib. That, however, is independent of the pen itself. A very nice piece of engineering!

I'm extremely happy with my Lamy Studio in brushed stainless steel; This pen has become my EDC fountain pen, and I think it'll stay in the daily rotation for quite some time. Will probably upgrade this pen eventually to the gold Lamy nib, although the stock Lamy nib functions just fine - this pen just begs to be dressed up. Very happy with this pen, certainly one of my favorites.

I really enjoy the Lamy Studio pen and have a blue and also green special releases. But needing some ink, I added on the stainless pen to qualify for free shipping. Honestly, I like the appearance of this one more than the other two. The nib is fine, but when I have $100 to burn, will replace it with a medium gold nib.

Great! I really like this pen. I have the fine nib and started with cartridge ink, and the nib is a little scratchy but does not prevent writing. I'm working on different types of paper and in many cases cheap paper. Works great! And I love the finish and grip section.

I can't say enough about the staff and service. Just really a pleasure to deal with.

Love writing with this XF. Line is about the same size as my Platinum Medium. This pen does snap to post and I find the direction of the clip makes a difference in the balance of this pen. I am right handed so when posted with the clip lined up with the right edge of the nib feels the best. With the clip lined up along the left edge of the nib or pointed at me feels the most unbalanced. On the flip side the pen is perfect unposted, but I like posting pens.

I love my new Lamy Studio (Stainless Steel)! This pen surpassed my expectations. It's now part of my daily carry and use. The design is very clean. Comfortable to hold and write with for long duration. And something that I now really appreciate - the clip doesn't catch on shirt material, and clips on and off smoothly.

High quality pen, medium stainless steel nib is not too rigid - ink flows evenly. Comfortable grip, easy to hold, nicely balanced unposted.

What a lovely surprise this pen was. It's just beautiful, has a very comfortable section, and is such a smooth writer. I am left-handed, and the writing experience is much better than I anticipated. I used the cartridge included - the ink dries very quickly, also wonderful for a left-hander. I feel far more sophisticated than I actually am when I use this pen. The design is striking, and it writes so well.

Very comfortable pen for my average-size female hand. The section doesn't slip. The matte stainless steel is very attractive. This is a really smooth steel nib. I'm using Lamy ink for the first time with it (the blue cartridge included) and I'm impressed by it all around.

I've been searching for the perfect work pen. I write alot of quick notes. Writing orders and calculations when custom matching paint colors. I need something that uncaps quickly and comes out if the pocket easily. This definitely does the job! It's a nice pen for sure. The stainless steel finish will scratch easy which doesn't bother me, just adds some character. The issue came with the nib. Out of the box it was so misaligned that it ripped my paper in half. After several frustrating attempts I finally got it lined up as good as I can. Writes well but it was a bummer that it was so out of wack. I've recently dived head first into this hobby so I don't know how common this is.... But it's the only time I've had it happen to me. So theres my 2 cents. Love the goulet company and I love the videos! I'm hooked for sure!

The metal Studio from Lamy is very good, every day FP. My (M nib) writes great. Is nice looking, has secure parts that fasten. Just a good overall pen.

The pen is perfect. Actually plan to buy a 2nd as soon as the blue is in stock

This pen writes absolutely beautifully. It works flawlessly right out of the box and writes significantly nicer than my twsbi eco (which I also love). Definitely would recommend this to anyone.

This is my fourth LAMY pen. I do not like heavy, bulky pens and I read that this pen was pretty lightweight so my wife purchased it for me for Christmas. Wow is this a great pen. This is my first LAMY fountain pen without the triangular grip. Sometimes this is uncompfortable for me, because it forces the nib into a rotated position. This pen changes all that as I am free to grip as I please. I will continue to use my Safari pens but I will most likely be using the Studio most of the time.

I like the look and balance of this pen, and the rubber grip feels great. The stainless Lamy nibs are reliable and easy to adjust. Why 3 stars? The barrel and cap, are incredibly soft and scratch very easily. DON'T post the cap or the barrel will be scratched right away. (And the brushed finish accentuates the scratches.) If you want to post the cap, brush varnish or something similar on the inside edge of the cap and let dry to protect the barrel. Don't know why Lamy uses such soft metal on this body.

Bought this on a whim. I already have a number of Lamy pens from the cheap and cheerful Safari to a Lamy 2000 and wanted something in the middle price wise. I have an issue with metal sections becoming slippery so was glad the section on this pen has a rubber type coating to help mitigate this problem. Typical of Lamy pens, it wrote perfectly right out the box. The included converter (which Lamy really should include with all their pens IMO) allowed me to use my favorite ink right away. For a steel nib, this writes really well, is on the wetter side (which I like) and smooth - not Lamy 2000 smooth, but smooth nonetheless. I have never had an issue with Lamy nibs or feeds - this pen included - and it's a reason why I have so many of them. They are a pleasure to use and the stainless steel design and propeller style clip just set this pen apart from anything else I own. This pen is in my EDC pen roll and used daily at work. It's comfortable for long writing sessions and posts well without back weighting the pen too much.Another great Lamy purchase and a total pleasure dealing with the fine folks here at Goulet Pen!

This is not a Lamy 2000, but it is still a wonderful pen for half the price of a 2000. The stainless version's brushed finish has a nice, sturdy feel that I can tell will last. The rubber grip (to me, the biggest difference between the 2000) is interesting; the pen is weighted to the back noticeably, so the grip lets you control your writing more. But will I grip so hard that I lose clarity in my writing? Time will tell. It is comfortable, though. The best selling point for these Lamy pens is the interchangeable nibs: you are able to try out different styles without buying a new pen each time. However, why pay this much for a pen when you can have the same nib in an All-Star? The answer is looks. This pen catches your eye and feels sturdy in your hand. Like the 2000, it has an anti-fountain pen look with its modern appearance that stands out wherever it goes.

The Stainless Steel Lamy Studio was my first mid-level fountain pen, and so far it's everything that I was looking for in a pen. The brushed stainless finish is very attractive, doesn't show fingerprints, and pr

Very nice Fountain Pen, I love that is easy to swap nibs. The design is nice and feels comfortably while writing. Just as expected from Lamy.

I originally bought this because I wanted to have some of the new Lilac Ink, but the bottled ink wasn't available only in the cartridge form; I already have the Studio Wild Rubin but got this pen for the cartridges. I need it up out of the box and it, like other Lamy pens, writes like a dream. It gives a good flow of ink, not too wet at all and the step nib is as smooth as ever. Very pleased with this purchase, although I have never purchased a pen just to use with the specified ink; Plus it looks good too!

I have to review the pen and Goulet Pens too. First, after trying different pens, ordering one from Goulet Pens that just didn't work for me, then returning it and pestering Brian with all sorts of email questions, I ordered and received this pen. I am very happy with the pen - light, solid, good looking, smooth and an Lamy. I am even more happy with the outstanding service and information that Brian helped me with, even though, in my mind I approached that status of a problem child. Thanks, Brian and everyone at Goulet Pens. When looking for quality products, it always pays to buy from a quality dealer. Goulet Pens has me as a loyal customer, for good reason.

I went with this one on Brians recommendation and he was right it has a decent size and a little weight to it which is what i was looking for and it is a really nice stainless color and flows well