In my opinion the perfect pocket pen and the only pen I've got that has been inked since the day I bought it (usually with Smoky Quartz or Chocolate Brown). I carry it around with a SketchUp. No need to count the number of turns needed to take off the cap - the threads are so well engineered that you can spin it off, post it and be writing in the blink of an eye. I may stipulate in my will that they leave it in my pocket when they bury me.
This pen really makes a lot of sense together with the SketchUp. If you will be buried with it, some centuries from now archeologists will find it still in working condition, I believe.
Thanks, you just convinced me to order one. After randomly finding the brass SketchUp and absolutely loving it, I wanted a pen version asap. The SketchUp feels absolutely perfect in my hand and I hope the brass Sport will feel similar.
This presentation videoclip is so good, no one will be able to resist purchasing a Kaweco Brass Sport after this. I myself can attest to that having bought one and repurchased for friends who covet the pen and cannot find it in their markets abroad.
Beautiful brass engineering by Kaweco, must say it is a piece of art. Has been on my wishlist for ages, also you saying it writes flawlessly and does what is supposed to, gives me confidence to finally get it.
Thank you so much for your review! I got my hands on a Kaweco Brass Sport a couple of weeks ago at a store, and loved its weight. I've just bought one online, thanks to your review :) I used to write with fountain pens 20 years ago, and started again a few months ago. I own a Kaweco Liliput Aluminum and it's one of the most beautiful pens I have ever had. Incredible lightweight. Also, a Lamy Logo and a Pilot Metropolitan. I can't wait to get my new Kaweco Brass Sport! And... also thanks to your review, now I'm starting to research the Traveler's Company Brass fountain pen. Thanks again, you have a new happy subscriber :)
Muito obrigado pela revisão Paulo, I love this pen too. My favorite Nib to use is M for everyday use and F for journaling. My friend recommended me this Kaweco brand. I picked the Brass and am not disappointed! Valeu mano!
Its a really beautifully build pen, i had one in fp and one rollerball, but i was wondering why on the inner cap of the rollerball is plastic but the fp has some kind of aluminium threading on the inner cap
@@OdE-ObjectosdeEscrita Closest I've seen is a Lanbitou from China, which may be actually just copper coloured. And it's more than most of the other Chinese Kaweco styled pocket pens...
I hesitated for years before buying this pen. Everything, other than being made of brass which I love, seemed against it. Tiny nib, very small ink capacity, very heavy, so I just didn't buy one. Then I had the chance to use one and it was an instant sell. Funny, but I own some VERY expensive pens, one of which cost a hundred and fifty times what I paid for the Brass Sport. Before buying the Brass Sport my three daily carry, take anywhere and everywhere pens were the Visconti Homo Sapiens Bronze Age, the Scribo Feel, and the Pilot Custom 823. Now the 823 is out and the Brass Sport is in. I don't know why, but writing with this pen is almost addictive. I use a fountain pen a lot more than most people, about eight hours per day, five days per week, on average, five hours in the morning and three in the evening. I use the Brass Sport for the morning session twice per week, despite the far more expensive pens I own. Despite its weight, or maybe because of it, it's a pure joy to use.
@@George_BormanI believe in the cap, there is a softer metal but careful. People have been known to strip them cause they don’t know thier own strength it seems like.
I am planning to get one ..i would appreciate if you can which nib size i should go for fine or extra fine as i am sure medium must be oozing more then i need … Thanks..
I would prefer F nibs. Kaweco F are good and fine. EF are not much finer and sometimes are a little dry. So my preference would be F, but it depends on if you enjoy wetter or drier nibs.
I absolutely love mine. It fits my hand perfectly, both in the diameter and length. At first I was afraid the 5.6mm lead would be too thick, but after using it some time I actually prefer it over the standard 0.5mm or 0.7mm leads.
In my opinion the perfect pocket pen and the only pen I've got that has been inked since the day I bought it (usually with Smoky Quartz or Chocolate Brown). I carry it around with a SketchUp. No need to count the number of turns needed to take off the cap - the threads are so well engineered that you can spin it off, post it and be writing in the blink of an eye. I may stipulate in my will that they leave it in my pocket when they bury me.
This pen really makes a lot of sense together with the SketchUp. If you will be buried with it, some centuries from now archeologists will find it still in working condition, I believe.
Thanks, you just convinced me to order one. After randomly finding the brass SketchUp and absolutely loving it, I wanted a pen version asap. The SketchUp feels absolutely perfect in my hand and I hope the brass Sport will feel similar.
Funny you should say that. I told my wife to put it in my pocket when I die because it's the only pen that might withstand the fires of hell.
@@jamesaritchie1 You're also going to need asbestos gloves and some Styx River paper.
This presentation videoclip is so good, no one will be able to resist purchasing a Kaweco Brass Sport after this. I myself can attest to that having bought one and repurchased for friends who covet the pen and cannot find it in their markets abroad.
Beautiful brass engineering by Kaweco, must say it is a piece of art. Has been on my wishlist for ages, also you saying it writes flawlessly and does what is supposed to, gives me confidence to finally get it.
I hope you got one, since your comment and that you are happy with it.
Thank you so much for your review! I got my hands on a Kaweco Brass Sport a couple of weeks ago at a store, and loved its weight. I've just bought one online, thanks to your review :) I used to write with fountain pens 20 years ago, and started again a few months ago. I own a Kaweco Liliput Aluminum and it's one of the most beautiful pens I have ever had. Incredible lightweight. Also, a Lamy Logo and a Pilot Metropolitan. I can't wait to get my new Kaweco Brass Sport! And... also thanks to your review, now I'm starting to research the Traveler's Company Brass fountain pen. Thanks again, you have a new happy subscriber :)
Thank you so much for your comment. I don't know how I got so much time without answering to your comment. Sorry about that.
Muito obrigado pela revisão Paulo, I love this pen too. My favorite Nib to use is M for everyday use and F for journaling. My friend recommended me this Kaweco brand. I picked the Brass and am not disappointed! Valeu mano!
Utterly beautiful! I prefer steel to brass, but brass has a great feeling of traditional engineering. Gorgeous.
Me too. If I had to list my favourite metals it would be: 1- Copper 2- Steel; 3- Brass.
@@OdE-ObjectosdeEscrita Your preference for Copper is very evident in your collection!
@@archivist17 However I don't own that many copper pens!
Its a really beautifully build pen, i had one in fp and one rollerball, but i was wondering why on the inner cap of the rollerball is plastic but the fp has some kind of aluminium threading on the inner cap
Does it get that metallic brass smell after using it for a while?
Yes, it does. So, this is not a pen for someone who doesn't like that smell.
I like brass pens. Unfortunately, out of my price range currently, but I may save up for it. I love the patina that they get.
Yes, this is not cheap. The one I would really love Kaweco to make is a Copper Sport. That would be amazing!
@@OdE-ObjectosdeEscrita I agree with you! I'd love a good, reasonably priced copper pen. Won't happen, I'm sure, but I can dream. 😁
@@paulherman5822 I'm sure there will be one. But i don't believe it will be reasonably priced.
@@OdE-ObjectosdeEscrita Closest I've seen is a Lanbitou from China, which may be actually just copper coloured. And it's more than most of the other Chinese Kaweco styled pocket pens...
@@paulherman5822 I don't believe in those pens being really made of copper. I guess they are only copper coloured.
I hesitated for years before buying this pen. Everything, other than being made of brass which I love, seemed against it. Tiny nib, very small ink capacity, very heavy, so I just didn't buy one. Then I had the chance to use one and it was an instant sell. Funny, but I own some VERY expensive pens, one of which cost a hundred and fifty times what I paid for the Brass Sport. Before buying the Brass Sport my three daily carry, take anywhere and everywhere pens were the Visconti Homo Sapiens Bronze Age, the Scribo Feel, and the Pilot Custom 823. Now the 823 is out and the Brass Sport is in.
I don't know why, but writing with this pen is almost addictive. I use a fountain pen a lot more than most people, about eight hours per day, five days per week, on average, five hours in the morning and three in the evening. I use the Brass Sport for the morning session twice per week, despite the far more expensive pens I own. Despite its weight, or maybe because of it, it's a pure joy to use.
Please tell me, does the cap in kaweco brass sport have a steel thread or a plastic one?
@@George_BormanI believe in the cap, there is a softer metal but careful. People have been known to strip them cause they don’t know thier own strength it seems like.
I am planning to get one ..i would appreciate if you can which nib size i should go for fine or extra fine as i am sure medium must be oozing more then i need …
Thanks..
I would prefer F nibs. Kaweco F are good and fine. EF are not much finer and sometimes are a little dry. So my preference would be F, but it depends on if you enjoy wetter or drier nibs.
Is it the plastic thread in the cap ?
Yes, there is a black plastic lining inside but it doesn't go over the threads, which are metal.
A pen that is on my WANT list!!!! looks amazing with the oxidation!
It is very beautiful, but even oxidation varies a lot, depending on the environment they are when they oxidiize.
beautiful video, thank you
Thank you for watching!
Thank you Paulo!🙏🏻🤗
Thank you for watching!
The SketchUp is interesting.
It is really nice, if you like 5.6 mm lead pencils. I like it a lot.
I absolutely love mine. It fits my hand perfectly, both in the diameter and length. At first I was afraid the 5.6mm lead would be too thick, but after using it some time I actually prefer it over the standard 0.5mm or 0.7mm leads.
think you need to practice your handwriting more your letters are unreadable
I understand that my handwritting is bad. But improving it is not a purpose I have in life... 😉
Is it the plastic thread in the cap?
Sorry for the late reply. No, th threads inside the cap seem to be metal.