SheafferSkrip - Bottled Ink, suitable for Sheaffer fountain pens, 50ml bottle, green

Vibrant colour, pleasure to use

I was sick of Cross ink cartridges, always drying up, bad writing so I never used my pen.I chanced upon this the other day in a forum.BUY ITGreat ink, nice flow, I am now using my Fountain pen for the first time in 8 years.

Smooth application, quick drying and smudge resistant. Flows better than the other main brand. Wort it!

This ink is frankly blue when wet. I had difficulty distinguishing it from Sheaffer turquoise. When dry, and in a good light, it is more obviously green. I am now trying Diamine inks, which have several different greens. As an ink, this behaves well. Colour s the only issue.

I love to write with this ink. i have recently switched back to using fountain pens, after not using them for years. I find it is so much nicer writing with one, and look forward to sitting down and writing letters now. I decided for a change of colour to the usual navy blue. This ink is smooth and a beautiful colour.

Green Sheaffer Skrip ink for my 1958 PFM III, which came to me as a school prize in a set with the matching Sheaffer propelling pencil. Skip is the correct ink for the pen, presumably including the flow and cleaning agents that keeps a 60+ year-old pen writing, alas no longer supplied in the reservoir bottle which permitted dipping the pen only the regulated depth in the ink, so saving wiping and waste of ink.It's a pale green, not suitable as an ink for extended correspondence but I'm an artist and sometimes use the PFM (Pen for Men) as a sketch pen, then wash over the ink with a water brush. The ink is not lightfast either, so it can only be used inside sketchbooks that are generally kept closed. But never mind, those "features" are outside the makers' intentions.As an ink to lend distinction or at least eccentricity to your notes of thanks after a weekend shooting in the Highlands, Sheaffer Skrip Green is unmatched.

This is not green, it is more turquoise blue. On the pen it is bright turquoise but it does dry darker on the paper and at a push could be called a shade of blue/green but it is not true green. Frustrating when you need a true green for the project you are doing!

I only use green ink. Too many years as a teacher marking books in red and writing in blue or black have left me with an aversion to those colours. Green it is then. What can I say - it's green. It works & doesn't clog the pen. Oh, & I dropped the bottle today & it didn't break or spill. No problems. Oh, & it was the cheapest.

Changed rating from 4 to a 5. This a fantastic ink. It performs well in many of my other pens and the color is just vibrant, and is a decent shading ink, depending on the paper used. It is vintage pen friendly safe so that's a plus. Now it stays in use in atleast one pen from my collection.It's more of teal than green which is alright with me. Writes somewhat on the drier side so I'd rather it stayed inked in my cheaper pens from now on. Seems as if it has the potential to clog up the pen. I still enjoy the color but am not sure if I'll commit to it permanently. The Japanese brand inks in comparison write like silk, and feel as if they keep the pen cleaner too.

Very good .

Es un color de tinta muy bonito, más parecido al esmeralda que al verde que aparaece en la etiqueta.

Product is very gd.. But several times i hv to return the product as oftenly you don't read color of ink mentioned in order n you send it blindly of your choice ie blue fir green..

Siempre me gusto el color verde esmeralda para firmar documentos importantes, tengo 40 años usandolo