Overall rating: 4.5384617 / 5 from 13 reviews.

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I bought three: . . .

"I didn't try the , but the other two. . . I don't know what's wrong with ’em, but the ink doesn't want to get off the nib and onto the paper. You can _force_ it off, but it's like a baby bird that doesn't want to leave the nest. Result: lots and lots of "hard starts. " You want to write a capital M, but what you get is a capital N. I don't know what to make of this. My experience with Levenger nibs has not been like this at all. Older Levenger nibs (I don't know who makes ’em—Schmidt?) write like a dream."

Anthony M. (3/5)

Top quality

"Levenger nibs are so smooth and we'll made, don't waste time with scratchy Chinese knockoffs. I've never had a problem with levenger pens or nibs"

D (5/5)

Great Nibs!!!

"I wanted some back-up nibs for my True Writer Fountain Pens and found these very easily on the Levenger website. They were in stock at a reasonable price so I purchased two medium nibs. The package arrived quickly with the nibs in perfect condition. I replaced one of my silver nibs with this bi-color nib and it is both beautiful and functional, smooth and fluid! These are the perfect complement to my growing Levenger True Writer collection! I love these nibs and highly recommend them!"

Alan L. (5/5)

A change of stroke.

"I got this fine nib to replace the medium on my True Writer Create Herringbone fountain pen. There was nothing wrong with that nib, but I prefer a fine line when I write. To service the pen was exceedingly simple. Unscrew one nib and screw in the other, done. I also prefer the two toned color as compared to the stealth black men which can with the pen originally."

Raymond A. (5/5)

The best modification one could make!

"This min is just what my True Writer needed—in Broad! Now I can show off all the nuances of my inks. Here’s my nib, through a jeweler’s loupe."

Tyler S. (5/5)

Does not fit my Levenger silver herringbone or. That looks like one in middle of picture above— false advertising?

"Didn’t fit to replace a sheath black nib that started peeling two weeks after I bought. I put in another Levenger pen to get a B nib— which gave to buy separately to get a Broad? Sighs all around this purchase."

Gay S. (1/5)

It works

"It works"

Robert E. (5/5)

New line size for my pen!

"Perfect replacement nib for the perfect sized line"

Michelle (5/5)

Works great just not for me

"I got the broad tip to try it out but I think I'm going to go back to the medium"

Jeff (5/5)

great choice

"A very pretty nib as well as smooth to write with. Levenger is the best"

Susan L. (5/5)

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Product Overview

The Levenger Bi-Color Steel Nib is designed for True Writer fountain pens, allowing users to easily switch nibs for different writing styles. It is perfect for anyone looking to enhance their writing experience with a high-quality nib.

Key Benefits

  • Interchangeable Nibs – Easily replaceable nibs for different writing styles.
  • High-Quality Material – Crafted with stainless steel and iridium tip for smooth writing.
  • Multiple Sizes Available – Choose from fine, medium, or broad point options.
  • German Engineering – Precision-engineered for durability and performance.
  • Easy Instructions Included – Comes with clear instructions for changing the nib.

Who This Product Is Best For

This product is ideal for fountain pen enthusiasts, students, and professionals who appreciate high-quality writing instruments and seek versatility in their pen experience.

Common Questions About This Product

What sizes are available for the Levenger Bi-Color Steel Nib?

The nib is available in fine, medium, and broad sizes to suit different writing preferences.

How do I change the nib on my True Writer fountain pen?

You can easily unscrew the existing nib and replace it with a new one by following the included instructions.

What is the difference between fine, medium, and broad nibs?

Fine nibs produce a thinner line (0.6 mm), medium nibs are versatile for most writing tasks (0.8 mm), and broad nibs are ideal for calligraphy and signatures (1.0 mm).

Buying Considerations

When choosing a nib, consider your writing style and the type of tasks you will use it for. Fine nibs are great for detailed writing, while broad nibs are better for larger signatures and calligraphy.

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