Chinese 11 mm Parallel Calligraphy Pen review

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[@alanpareis734]

Very cool and easier to fill than a Parallel. Thanks for the review.

[@Scorry]

Fantastic touch.

[@nullifye7816]

Looks awesome. Will definitely consider one, it would be nice to be able to do massive-size calligraphy, like handmade posters, easily. Plakat nibs can be difficult to use (because of how much ink they need). I hope Pilot responds by adding to and upgrading their Parallel line.

[@writing_desk]

Looks like fun!!

[@sallysmith8569]

Now I just need to find something even more insane to dare you to review, though I think it'll be hard to top this

[@peterhofmann8292]

What a cool review, I think I will stick to the Parallels😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@martinhosilvadesouza9193]

Whats the name of the product?

[@MrAndrew1953]

I have bought a few of the parallel pens. This looks a bit more interesting in terms of its build and transparency. It looks like a pen from the Victorian era or older. I think that adds to its charm.

[@CharlesBernth]

There is delicious irony here- the Pilot can also be used as a dip pen.

[@duringthemeanwhilst]

OK it'll be me that asks… what about reverse writing. hmm hmmm hmmmm????

[@AtomicElf1]

Am I the only one who has the sensation like I'm standing on my head during the top-down portions of this and other videos? I know the angle makes it much easier for taking the videos, but I find it slightly disorienting.