Friday TN Question No. 2

By Steve, on 21st November 2014

Each week we ask our readers a simple question about their Travellers Notebooks and how they use them.

So this weeks question:

What pens do you use with your Travellers Notebook? 

Please answer in the comments below, although I know a few of you will answer my question on Facebook.

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8 comments to Friday TN Question No. 2

  • Ray Blake
    21 November 2014 at 08:47

    Whatever is to hand.

  • D Mylasteureka
    21 November 2014 at 08:56

    In a travelers notebook I like the idea to use fountain pen. I use my MTN as journal. I doodle with a pigment ink and I add text with my Lamy <3

  • Dawn F.
    21 November 2014 at 12:22

    It really depends on my mood for that particular time šŸ™‚ For my bullet journal, I gravitate towards my Frixion Clicker since I need to have the option of erasing stuff when I make mistakes. I would love to own and try fountain pens though. šŸ™‚

  • Andreas Dunker
    21 November 2014 at 13:21

    Several fountain pens, especially two Kaweko Sport. Sometimes a pencil. Never a ballpen!

  • averagegoddess
    21 November 2014 at 13:30

    i agree with ray…whatever pen i have at hand. usually that is my uni style fit…sometimes it's a fountain pen…other times it's just a random pilot pen from the supply closet at work!

  • Yochanan Israel
    21 November 2014 at 14:46

    Pretty much the same answer, there are no pens specifically assigned to one notebook, but these days you'll find a Tombow Pen somewhere close by.

  • wolfwalkerin
    27 November 2014 at 07:40

    I use fountain pens in my TN. Especially the Pilot capeless/vanishing point, because it has no cap.

  • Kate
    29 November 2014 at 11:14

    At the moment I have a three colour Pilot Coleto (black, navy, pink) living in the pen loop, but I have also just used black ballpoints in the past. I'm finding the pen loop is stretching and getting distorted, making it harder to get the Pilot out – maybe from the rubber grip part? So I may return to a smooth metal-barrelled ballpoint soon.

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