Lanxivi 20 Slots Fountain Pen Case Gray, Waterproof Canvas Pen Holder Display Pouch Bag by KACO

This pen organizer looks and feels both sturdy and classy. It holds thicker pens (Opus88, twsbi 580, Benu Briolette) in place snuggly and accommodates thinner pens like Pilot VP and Pelikan M100-series too. I have not tested vintage pens in this case because they stay home when I travel. Each loop is double-stitched so there's space between each pen without straining the stitching.Some have reported a smell, I can't smell it. Having Covid made me extremely sensitive to chemical smells that were not a problem for me before. The pen organizer I received does not smell.The material is slightly textured with the heavy weave that looks like it will fit in well with business attire. The classic zipper moves easily and seems sturdy. In terms of size, it's slightly shorter than A5 journals so it will tuck into a briefcase or attaché. I like it!

I am a woodcarver. I recently purchased a set of micro carving gouges (dockyard micro) that have a pencil style grip. Don't let their size fool you, these tools are expensive! I wanted something to hold and protect them well, protect their very hard steel edges from chipping, and protect me and others from their frighteningly sharp edges.I was browsing around for tool rolls and paint brush holders and the like for this purpose but then came across fountain pen holders like this one. It appeared to be a pretty perfect solution and this one had the right number of "slots" so I thought I'd give it a shot. The elastic loops fit the handles of my micro-gouges well and the height and rigidity if the case is such that their sharp tips don't threaten to poke through. I used a marker to label the case where each tool goes so I can reference that easily when looking for an individual gouge or chisel. The case dividers, presumably intended to keep pens from scratching each other, also works great to keep the hardened steel of my chisels from chipping each other.If you're not a woodcarver, well I can tell you that the overall construction and build quality of this case is great. The zipper is smooth, all the stitching is good and the elastics that hold the pens is good quality and consistently sewn/sized.All in all this case seems perfect for my non-standard use and I'll recommend it to my woodcarving friends!

Dollar for dollar, this is an excellent pen case.Cloth material is very nice looking and appears to be of good quality. Outer covers have some rigidity and will likely prevent any outside objects from causing dents to the pens within. Zippers are smooth and well made. Inner flap covers are of a soft, smooth, microfiber variety.That said, I have two minor quibbles with the design, both of which I was aware of before making a purchase. First, the inside of the outer covers, to which the pens are strapped, is a rather coarse material; I would prefer microfiber, felt, velvet, or some other softer material here. Second, the loops securing the pens to the case are just that: narrow elastic loops. If your pens are all smooth metal then this is no matter. If, however, some of your pens are of a relatively fragile material such as celluloid, resin, ebonite, etc., then a more encompassing loop or sleeve would be preferably to prevent them being scraped by adjacent pens.All in all, I am satisfied with the product and believe it to be an excellent value.

This is an all-around fantastic pen case. It has space for 20 pens and the elastic bands are taut enough to handle both very thin and very thick pens. The height is also perfect for especially long pens. I was originally using a case with black exterior and gray interior. The gray just seemed to make the pens "pop" more when laying open so I went with the gray here. There are not one but TWO fabric dividers in the middle adding extra cushion between the pens. This way you could even lay one side on display and keep the other covered. An unexpected bonus is that if you had only 10 pens in here on one side, you're left with enough space to also enclose an A5 size notebook along with them, fully zipped up. On that note, the zipper itself is smooth and snag free. Here's to hoping this will keep my pen collection size in check!

It look nice, except for the zipper, it seems like a cheap solution, but it seems sturdy enough to last. Larger pens like the Conklin All American doesn't fit well, the loop is too tight.My Platinum 3776 fits better, but the size is not well adjusted to any of my fountain pens, I wish it was a couple of centimeters shorter. But it certainly does the job to protect the pens in my handbag. Two seams between each pen keep them apart.

Awesome little case for holding all shapes and sizes of pen, fountain or ballpoint. Elastic stretches out if you put a large pen in a slot and it can no longer fit a small pen in that slot, just keep that in mind.

The case is beautiful and easily accommodates most pens. These are a few of mine of various brands and different sizes.

The Lanxivi 20 Slots Fountain Pen Case is a fine case for carrying around and protecting a larger pen collection. It is made of a solid material (not sure if is plastic or some type of fiberboard) covered by a bit of padding and canvas on the outside, and more canvas on the inside. 20 elastic loops hold the pens in place and keep them separated, while two pieces of soft fabric keep the pens from hitting one another when the case is closed.The case and loops are perfect for plastic and metal pens as shown, but you may have an issue with some larger pens with rubber grips (Energel for instance). And this case isn't as protective as the smaller EVA molded case I have. But for most uses this is a good combination of protection and ease of use. Highly recommended.