Lamy CP1

It's cumbersome to do so with a fat, heavy pen in my small (apparently quite weak) hand. I love the thinness of my Lamy CP1, but it's a bit heavy even at just 17g. I love the look of it posted, but it throws my handwriting off because of the extra weight on the end. My Lamy Joy and Safari are super light at about 11g each (I bought them for this reason) but the shafts are still quite thick; even with the ergonomic grip they aren't super comfortable for pages of writing.

A common complaint is that the the grip is a little slippery, though, so keep that in mind. If you're thinking of going for the Liliput, you can also look into the Lamy Logo or Lamy CP1, or the Faber Castell Neo Slim, or even the HongDian Forest series (the cheapest of these option) -- all slim pens made of metal, with some heft to them considering their dimensions. I'd also throw the Jinhao 8802 in the mix, too.

but it seems the collector also has no clue on finer details he/she equally got it second hand hence the terms use are very broad and vague create sharp was the "flag" ship mechanical pencil line of Sakura under that it may have been using a "slide sharp" mechanism which is also a different product line by Sakura. so maybe it is the later iteration of Sakura's Create Sharp Slide type pencils as for model code I have yet to dig how Sakura coded their pencil but more or less this was a 1000 yen pen back in the day probably made sometime in the 1980s when the CP1 finally hit the JP market.

I recently got a Lamy CP1. I love it but I'm realizing I'm getting carpal tunnel/arthritis and I just can't write for long periods of time like I used to. I love fountain pens but I don't know how long this is going to be sustainable for me.