Noodler's Forest Green

This bottle of Noodler's Forest Green I bought at World Lux. I like green color's. Most Noodler's perform well in Moleskine's, that's the reason why I like Noodler's ink so much.


Color
The color Forest Green is a really vivid bright dark green color. It does indeed remind of a forest jungle green. If you like green, it is a color you could use for everyday use.


Writing
The ink is smooth and writes great in my Lamy Safari Lime (medium). On moleskine paper the ink is dry in 5-8 seconds. On Rhodia it takes longer then 15 seconds to fully dry. The ink is just right, not to wet or to dry a good in between....


Written review
Here's my written review.

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"Noodler's Forest Green

I filled my Pilot Namiki Vanshing Point (medium) with Noodler's Forest Green.

The ink in this pen is a good combination. The ink flows great. It does not feather and the bleed through in this Moleskine is very minimal to zero.

Dryingtime in this Moleskine is about 8 seconds. On Rhodia paper it takes a little bit longer.

Shading is really great light to dark green. Noodler's ink costs about $ 0,14 /ml

Woodworker"


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Moleskinefriendly
Yes it is Moleskinefriendly. The bleed through is their but it is not so much that you can't write on the other site of the paper. Dryingtime in a Moleskine is acceptable.

Noodler’s Ink has the lowest cost per volume in stores that carry it and it's 100% made in the USA from cap to glass to ink. The ink with the catfish on the label symbolizes a southern sport that attempts to equalize the struggle between man and animal in the quest for a sense of fair play — and thus a fair price.