I was so surprised how much I liked the Writech Dual Color Multi-Pen (Vintage Color Set) that I went ahead and purchased the Writech Dual Color Multi Pen – 0.5 mm – 4 Vintage & Black Color Set ($8.25 for the set). This set uses four “vintage colors” — one in each pen body paired with black. At first, I didn’t quite get the appeal of having FOUR pens with black until it dawned on me that I would most likely carry just one of these pens at a time with my monthly journaling kit and would have TWO pens in one barrel. So convenient!
The “vintage colors” are really just subtle colors: Milk Tea, Burgundy Red, Dark Blue and Lilac. All these colors are paired with the Black so I have a lighter, interesting color plus the ever-functional black for those everyday uses.
The only duplicate color to the Dual Color Multi-Pen Set is Milk Tea which I don’t mind in the least as it is my favorite and one of my favorite gel pen colors to date. I wish there were options to buy refills when I use up all the ink in these pens.
Once again, I am impressed with the quality and colors available in the Writech gel pens. If you have not tried these out yet, now is the time.
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Writech has a retractable fountain pen, and I was surprised by how well it works. I find it seals air flow away from the nib better than the Vanishing Point I own. The nib on mine is smooth, too. So I think it’s worth it to pay attention to what they come out with.
Yes! I was going to mention this, also! I love all their pens, and the 2 color ones are so handy! Great prices for the reliability you receive – especially the click fountain pen!
I like the idea, but I almost never write with black. There are other dual pens out there (can I find the set I have? No, of course not, though it’ll re-appear as soon as I hit send) that have two colours (as opposed to a colour and a neutral) and I prefer those. But I am happy that you are happy with these Writech options.
Are you sure you can't find re-fills for these? Mike Matteson might know what could work. He seems to have a sixth sense for refills.