Monday, November 4, 2024

Monet and Me

 


are trying out a new pen called Curva Pen. It boasts that no matter your grip wrist position you can use this pen. The nib has a hook to it. Literally a hook. The pen can be used by left or right handers and is ergonomically designed especially for those with hand-related conditions.

The pen comes in a set of two. The thickness of the line at .07 mm. I found the pen to be nice and slim and easy to hold. No matter how I held the pen, I was able to get a smooth line. The pen also came with a white foam cushion which is supposed to ease pressure on your hand especially if you are elderly. I tried the cushion, but found it difficult to get on and off the pen. Not very helpful if you already have hand-related conditions.

Ordering was easy off the website and the pen was delivered quickly. Free shipping was also a nice benefit.

I was disappointed that the ink was not waterproof. I had hoped to be able to use this pen in the doodle class I take where I like to add color with watercolors. My bad that I didn't pay attention when I was ordering and received pens with blue ink instead of black ink which I prefer to use.

10 comments:

  1. That's an interesting innovation. I wonder if it will evolve.

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    1. I think it will be a small, niche market for people with hand and wrist issues

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  2. After reading half of this, my question was, is the ink waterproof. Too bad it's not. Otherwise it sounds like a fantastic pen. Great skies here. Not making me want to work outside. How about at your house?

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    1. Cold and grey here. Not making me want to work inside, either

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  3. I've seen these pens but it makes my brain go 'tilt'.....LOL

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    1. Yeah, the pen is bizarre looking, but I suppose if you have an alternate grip like fist then this pen would make it easier to write with. or so they claim

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  4. I have my Mom´s Mont Blanc pen and I love it. Other I try to learn to write with my left hand. Huh, tricky. Maybe your pen came in handy?

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    1. Nope, not a handy pen. Not much difference from a regular pen

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  5. Sounds good, but waterproof is a must for me!

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