Gravitas Monster Titanium: Can Aerospace Coating Survive 6 Months of EDC? скачать в хорошем качестве

Gravitas Monster Titanium: Can Aerospace Coating Survive 6 Months of EDC?

The Gravitas Monster titanium fountain pen with TiSiNx coating - a first look at Ben Walsh's aerospace-grade EDC pen. Is this the ultimate everyday carry fountain pen? I held off on the aluminium Monster because I didn't want scratches on a grail-level pen. When Ben Walsh released this grade 5 titanium version with TiSiNx (titanium–silicon–nitride) coating - the same ultra-hard finish used in precision tooling - I knew this was the one. In this fountain pen review, I explore the engineering behind the Kraken vacuum filler, test the micro-grooved titanium grip, and examine this iridescent finish that shifts between blue, purple, and bronze under light. 💡 COMING SOON: Six-month EDC durability test to see how the TiSiNx coating holds up to daily carry, travel, and real-world writing. Subscribe for updates! ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 - Why I Waited for the Titanium Version 0:48 - TiSiNx Coating & Grade 5 Titanium Explained 1:42 - Kraken Vacuum Filler Engineering 2:22 - Writing Performance with Steel Nib 3:40 - Design Philosophy: No Clip Trade-off 4:41 - Early Impressions & Long-Term Test Plan 🖊️ PEN SPECS: • Material: Grade 5 Titanium TiSiNx • Filling System: Gravitas Kraken Vacuum Filler • Nib: Medium Size 8 Steel with Ebonite Feed • Ink Used: Diamine Jack Frost (affiliate link: https://amzn.to/4p38C87) 🔗 MORE GRAVITAS REVIEWS: [link to playlist] For honest, engineering-focused fountain pen reviews and ink recommendations, subscribe to join our community of pen enthusiasts. 📸 Connect with me: Instagram → @theinkwellstudio Email → [email protected] #FountainPen #GravitasPens #EDC