Zebra Comic Pen Nib- Type Professional - G Model - Titanium - Pack of 10 (PG-7B-C-K)

Jeez, all the reviews for this product are so insufficient... On it's own, it is a very good nib. It lasts a very long time, and maintains its smooth edge for roughly twenty pages of drawing. Compared to the original G-Nib, it is nothing spectacular. When you first start drawing with this nib, the tip is so hard and sharp it scratches the paper, and can make it a little more difficult to get used to. It lasts quite a bit longer, though I certainly wouldn't say "four times" longer. And I really hate to say this (don't get me wrong, this nib is very good, and I do highly recommend!) but I would go for the original G Model Zebra Nib over this. The only other feature that seperates this nib from it's originals is its astounding ability to create such smooth, THIN lines, despite it's hardness. The other ones can produce smooth, thin lines as well, but they wear so quickly you do not get much time to enjoy the line thinness! The originals also have a slightly more buttery feel when drawing; these are a little more scratchy (the lines are just as smooth though) These do last long, but not so much as to pay themselves off when compared to the originals. It may however just be my personal preference to change nibs often and not stick to one for a long time. My overall word: These are really good, high-quality and long lasting nibs. The writing quality does not really differ from that of the original G Pen, though it's scratchiness in the beginning can kind of be a pain. But it is not as if it is the same thing; these last much, much longer and maintain their great writing quality the whole way through! A bit pricey; if you are on a tight budget go for the original, but if you have a few extra bucks to spend I would highly recommend this one! :)

Zebra G Pens are my favorite nib and I swear by them. The titanium pro nibs are definitely more durable and stiff than the regular chrome nibs. It takes a bit longer to break these in, but once you do they work just as well and are just as flexible as the standard chrome variant. In my experience of moderate to heavy use over a span of several months, one titanium nib has worn down much slower than the regular chrome nibs. These will last you overall much longer than the standard chrome nibs, so I recommend them to people that will be putting them to heavy use for a long period of time. Otherwise, go for the chrome nibs which are cheaper and still give you great performance.

Just not super flexible.

This nib.... I know these are expensive compared to other nibs but wow are they ever great. They hold ink incredibly consistently dip after dip. They lay down predictable and repeatable strokes. I've been using them for calligraphy, drawing and modding crappy old pens. Compared with the quality of my experience the high price tag feels absolutely worth it. The flex is a bit hard compared to some pens but I find that to be a surprisingly good thing most of the time since it doesn't bite the paper and allows for very consistent results for both writing and drawing. The only other nib I find myself reaching for anymore (apart from specialized blunt nibs) is my blue pumpkin nib when a softer flex is required. It's so good it's frankly an evolution. Now if someone would just get these onto fountain pens for a reasonable price. . .

Comes with more then one, easy to clean, spreads just right with the pressure your applying with

I'm addicted to this on my Jinhao X450 and x750. I hammered the nib against a 7mm drill bit's back (5/16in works too) and with a bit of convincing and the help of nylon-jaw, flat faced, parallel pliers, I got these in just right. What a fun experience to use this nib! The softest/springiest of all the G nibs I've tried including the standard chrome and Nikko G

Yeppers

The whole pack of nibs is the substandard quality I received. all nibs inner body can appear a piece of dark shade, first I think it may be the protection lubricant but when I was attempting to wipe it out, then I found it is a sandy surface look like it cracked from the coated plating. I install one to practice my calligraphy, it seems like normal at the beginning but the nib point starting to scatch over the paper after one to two hours later. I replaced another nib from the same batch but the consequence to the same result. It is my Bad Bad Bad experience I never have had shopping online.