3 PCS Fountain Pen Replaced Nib for P36, P50, P80, and V200 Series, Silver #6 EF/F/M Nib Set

Great product excellent

I have now bought TWO sets of backup Asvine nibs, the quality to value is remarkable. There are subtle differences between same-size nibs, at this price for me, it adds to the character of the pens. I love this brand, it punches way above its weight.

Have several of these pens. The Asvine nibs seem to be superior to the Bock nibs and cheaper! However the Broad Nib is only available as the Bock version. Mine needed some fiddling with- the nib itself is well shaped and undamaged but required some adjustment as to it's position relative to the feed itself. Very easy to do if you know how to do it and probably impossible if you don't! Have had the same problem on three Bock nibs. The Asvine nibs have been well set up and write well straight away with no adjustment needed, this with a variety of different inks. The Bock nibs didn't work well with any of the inks that I had no problems with in the Asvine equipped pens until I had adjusted the setup. People mention the spare O rings, they don't fit any of the working parts and appear to be spares for the two decorative grooves on the blind cap.

Je l'ai choisi pour la plume (nib) EF. L'écriture est plus fine, et l'encre ne traverse plus le papier

Great nibs, very affordable and so easy to change out in the pen. I’ve purchased two different sets!

Very good nibs for the price, easy to swap. I use these for an Asvine V200 with Pilot Iroshizuku Black ink and am pleased with the combination. With the V200 I find that fine is the right nib. Very fine also performs well but flow is not quite enough for medium.

Asvine is a company that makes good fountain pens. It's difficult to make a fountain pen that doesn't look like somebody else's products, because in the over 100 years of fountain pen history, most "innovations" and "styles" have been copied several times over. Many products on the market today were "inspired by" someone else's earlier product...and some manufacturers go to extremes to pass off their knock-off products as the real thing: similarly spelled names/model numbers, similar packaging, etc. Asvine takes inspiration from other company's writing instruments, analyzes what they can do to make a somewhat similar looking product for less money, maybe even improves the original design, puts their own spin on it, and sells a good quality product for a fraction of the "Original"'s price. The mark-up for Western fountain pens is astronomical; "precious resin" is a marketing term for "plastic we're gonna charge you a lot of money for". Asvine pens are NOT intended to be cheap clones of Western or Japanese pens, but affordable alternative pens using features, methods, and resources which are ethically and legally available to anyone in the Global Economy. Asvine strikes a good balance between quality and cost for those of us who live on a budget, and their quality is improving. Look out, TWSBI, they're coming for you ;-)

The original, good writing nibs. High quality, perfect fit in Asvine V200.