Italian pens are a fairly new avenue for me review-wise. There was the Marte Modena “Citizen” that I have reviewed recently, for instance. But that has pretty much been it. Until now. The Marlen “One” that I review here is the second Italian pen and at the same time also the second Marlen pen that I review; that is because the Marte Modena “Citizen” also is produced by Marlen. I am glad I got the chance to check out and review the Marlen “One” for you, especially because it is a pen that is definitely worth looking into and that you also won’t find many reviews on otherwise (I am not sure why that is). So we’re really kind of filling a gap here.

Before we now hop into the review, I would like to take the chance to thank the kind people over at Iguana Sell in Madrid, who assisted me with this pen so that I could shoot this review for you. Besides the splendid selection of other pens and brands that they carry, you can also get the Marlen One from them – right here (no affiliate, just a link).

But enough of the prelude for now. Check out the rest of the pen in the video-review below – as always preceded by some quick facts. Again, I hope the review is helpful and that you enjoy watching it!

Quick Facts

• Marlen “One” (blue)
• Available also in many other colors such as orange, grey, brown, red, black, and so on
• Resin barrel
• Steel trims
• Cartridge/converter filler (standard international)
• Available steel nib options: Fine (F), Medium (M) and Broad (B)
• Price: 60 €

Video Review

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