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Home Shop Gravitas Brand Gravitas - Pocket Titanium Grade 5

GravitasSKU: GP-FP-PK-G5TI-11/SI-SN6

Gravitas - Pocket Titanium Grade 5

€125,00 /

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5.0 (4 reviews)

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Nib: Steel

Steel

Nib Size: Extra Fine

Extra Fine Fine Medium Broad

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Gravitas - Pocket Titanium Grade 5

€125,00 /

Nib: Steel

Steel

Nib Size: Extra Fine

Extra Fine Fine Medium Broad

Description

An ultra-portable and robust pocket pen, designed for those on the go. Constructed from Grade 5 Titanium - cap and the barrel and paired with a section made in Stainless Steel is adorned with micro-machined grooves and bead-blasted for an unparalleled grip. The newly design of the Pocket Grade 5 Titanium features ACME thread profile that translates in a smooth and enhanced sealing of the nib inside the cap.

The cap of the newly upgraded Pocket Grade 5 Titanium features a Delrin insert for a smooth triple-start thread that is disengaging in just 1.5 turns and leaving no marks from the posting action. One side of the cap is expertly machined flat to serve as a practical roll stop. Posting the Pocket makes up for a full size writing instrument when in writing.

The 25mm-long section, ranging from 11.85mm to 9.8mm in width, is crafted from Stainless Steel for optimal weight distibution. Micro-machined grooves enhance grip, ensuring a secure hold, offering a comfortable yet firm stationary grip while writing with the Pocket.

The fountain pen is equipped with a Gravitas-production size 6 steel nib and abs plastic feeder compatible with Jowo No. 6 threads, providing a range of writing options, including Fine flex, Extra Fine, Fine, Medium, and Broad. With every Pocket fountain pen comes included a standard international cartridge converter, if in need of more ink, the Pocket comes with rubber orings in order to be an ideal eyedropper fountain pen, taking advantage of the entire barrel volume for ink.

Elevate your writing experience with this compact and resilient pocket pen.

Specifications:

- brand: Gravitas
- type: Fountain Pen
- color: Silver
- body material: Titanium
- cap type: Screw-cap
- filling mechanism: Provided Converter / Standard International Cartridge
- nib material: Steel
- nib size: Extra Fine, Fine, Medium, Broad, Fine Flex
- postable: Yes (push to post)
- trim: Silver color
- length overall (closed): 105 mm.
- length overall (posted): 131 mm.
- body length: 97 mm.
- cap length: 72 mm.
- body diameter: 12 mm.
- cap diameter (without clip): 15 mm.
- weight (overall): 48,5 grams.
- body weight: 26 grams.
- cap weight: 22,5 grams.

Specifications

Brand: Gravitas
Model: Pocket
Edition:
Color: Silver
Body Material: Metal
Finish:
Cap Type: Screw
Filling Mechanism: Cartridge Converter
Postable: Yes
Trim Color:
Length Overall (Closed): 105 mm
Length Overall (Posted): 131 mm
Body Length (Uncapped): 100 mm
Body Diameter: 12 mm
Cap Diameter (Without Clip): 15 mm
Weight Overall: 48.5 g
Body Weight: 26 g

Customer Reviews

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Geoff Goldsmith

Beautiful pocket pen.

I’m really happy with this pen. The machining on the body is really nice and the tactility of the grip is amazing. It also looks lovely.
If I had any criticism it would be that the cap doesn’t post as securely as some pocket pens but once you get used to it is perfectly useable and doesn’t affect my enjoyment of the pen.

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Milan

Growing Collection

Have Two of them, perfect little EDC Pen

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Jiawen Pan

tank

This pocket pen is an absolute tank. It's lighter and more comfortable than the solid stainless steel and can still take a crazy beating.

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william pemberton

A pleasant pen

The pen is on the hefty side but is comfortable in the hand and is a good pen. While the pen is around 46g the weight distribution feels solid in the hand. For me, this pen is a slow writer, but this is not a bad thing and I find that a good characteristic in this pen. I also find the grip more comfortable than the Quark although the Quark fits better in my pocket. The Quark is my choice when I'm dashing out of the house for a quick trip but the Pocket Pen is a better choice for something to use at work and when out of the house. I like both for their respective pluses. You can't have too many pens, or choices.

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Destiny Smith

If the Monster and the Vac 1.0 had a Love Child...

...this would be it! To be completely honest, the Monster's DNA is clearly the dominant factor in this creation! As a matter of fact, it might be more accurate to call this pen the Baby Monster, instead of "Vac 2.0". There are only a few characteristics of the Vac 1.0 that were passed on, such as having an Ultem ink window on the secondary ink reservoir. Speaking of which, shouldn't the "Primary" ink reservoir be the one that connects directly to the nib unit? The back up, or reserve reservoir should be the "Secondary" reservoir, since it feeds the primary reservoir, not the nib unit, but...whatever. Other characteristics inherited from the Vac 1.0 are the conical finials on the cap and barrel, as well as a #6 size nib. Ink capacity of the Vac 2.0 is more than the Vac 1.0, but less than the Monster; at 4.5 ml, it's more than enough to get you through an all night session of writing, maybe even all week!
The nib...unlike other Gravitas nibs, doesn't have a breather hole, and the slit is longer. The metal also may be thinner than other Gravitas #6 nibs, which in combination with the longer slit, may give this nib a bit more flexibility. My nib is very smooth! Ink flow is a little bit less than the Monster's, but more than the Vac 1.0's, and is consistent and predictable with Pelikan 4001 Royal Blue ink.
Fun fact: the ink uptake hole (where ink goes into the pen when you fill it) is located on the underside of the feed, pretty close to where the feed disappears into the grip section. It's like that with almost every fountain pen that's designed to suck ink out of an ink well/bottle. The only one I know of that has the hole way forward toward the tip of the nib is the Lamy 2000. How does that affect you? The farther the nib sticks out from the grip section, the higher up that hole sits from the nib's tip, and the more ink needs to be in the bottom of the ink well to make sure that the pen sucks up ink, not air. The #6 nib sticks out about 7/8" (22mm), the #8 nib (of the Monster) sticks out about 17/16" (27mm). So, unless you plan on transferring your favorite ink into tall, thin ink bottles (like Robert Oster ink bottles), use an ink miser or ink sample bottle, or get creative with an ink syringe, the smaller sized nib of the Vac 2.0 allows you to get more ink out of your bottle before the rest becomes unreachable. With a little patience, practice, and an ample supply of paper towels, you can fill almost any piston filler or vac filler with an ink syringe as if the pen was an eyedropper filler, as long as you can remove the grip section and squirt the ink directly into the barrel. Some pens won't let you remove the grip section, but you can unscrew the nib unit, which will also give you direct access to the ink chamber(s). Vac fillers are more difficult to fill like that, because the piston has to be pushed all the way forward, and then retracted just far enough to allow ink to flow around and behind the piston to fill the ink chamber. If you were to fill it with the piston all the way in the back, you'd just expel all of the ink as soon as you push the piston forward again.
I love that Vac 2.0 has a second ink window, which lets me know when I need to open up the big ink chamber to allow ink to fill the little in chamber. I love the smaller nib, which allows me to better access to ink in bottles that are less than half full. I love how smooth the nib writes, and that the line width is actually pretty close to the nominal "Fine" standard (0.3mm, +/- 0.1mm). I love that the cap and pen body are now mated with titanium threaded parts, with ACME threads, so there isn't the constant feeling of cross threading the Ultem plastic, like every time I put the cap back on my Vac 1.0. I'm still careful whenever I screw the cap on any of my pens, regardless of material or brand, but I'm extra careful with threads on my non metal pens.
So, if like the Vac 1.0, you're going to love Vac 2.0, because I believe all of the Vac 1.0's shortcomings were addressed. If you thought you might like the Monster, but thought it's too big or pricey for you, the Vac 2.0 is the perfect fit. Still more ink capacity than most fountain pens, including many dedicated eyedropper pens, yet almost the same size as a regular full size pen. Robust construction, high quality materials, flawless fit and finish.

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