NEW KACOGREEN K1029 1950s Inspired EF Hooded Nib Fountain Pen

For the fountain pen enthusiasts out there, I present this 1950s design aesthetic inspired K1029 model fountain pen from KACOGREEN. The pen features a torpedo shaped orange-coloured acrylic body, with a stainless steel wire pocket clip and and blue ball-shaped pocket protector tip. Although the actual size of the nib is not indicated anywhere that I can see, its dimensions seem to suggest that it is EF in size. The majority of the nib (other than the writing tip itself) is shrouded and protected by the body of the pen, which creates a sort of hood around the nib, hence the name "hooded nib" - also an uncommon, but interesting design aesthetic on a fountain pen. The pen also features a pressure-fit cap, which is a very non-traditional method of closure, since most fountain pens nowadays use screw-on caps or in some cases, snap-on caps. The pen comes with its own KACO branded premium ink converter, as well as two ink cartridges to get you started. Everything comes presented nicely in a translucent plastic storage case with snap closure.