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<p>A rollerball is like a biro/ballpoint but has the free-flowing ink qualities of a fountain pen. Beautiful to write with, yet with the convenience of a ball-point.</p>

A rollerball is like a biro/ballpoint but has the free-flowing ink qualities of a fountain pen. Beautiful to write with, yet with the convenience of a ball-point.

What is a rollerball?

Understanding Writing Modes

How should I hold my fountain pen?

How do I clean my fountain pen?

Is there a User Guide?

Which inks can I use for my fountain pen?

What is best for left-handed writers?

Caring for my Fountain Pen

How do Conway Stewart line widths compare to Japanese line widths?

Special Nib Options: What are the 3 basic nib shapes or styles?

What is the line width of different nibs?

What are Calligraphy nibs?

What are Oblique nibs?

What are the key differences between size 6 and size 5 nibs, and how do they impact pen compatibility and writing experience?

Difference between Size 6 and Size 5 Nibs

Can I see a comparison of the Conway Stewart models?

Traditional Conway Stewart Barrel Engraving - what do the numbers mean?

Conway Stewart Related Questions

How should I transport my fountain pen?

How do I store my pen for a long period of time?

Travelling with and Storing my Pen

How long does it take to assemble my pen once it has been purchased?

How long does shipping take?

What is your return policy?

Where I do send my returned goods?

Shipping and Returns

What is a rollerball?Updated a year ago