--- product_id: 6536376 title: "PILOT\"CUSTOM 743 / Black\" (nib : Falcon)" brand: "pilot" price: "7207 kr" currency: NOK in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 url: https://www.desertcart.no/products/6536376-pilotcustom-743-black-nib-falcon store_origin: NO region: Norway --- # CON-70 refillable converter Balanced 26g weight 14K Falcon flex nib PILOT"CUSTOM 743 / Black" (nib : Falcon) **Brand:** pilot **Price:** 7207 kr **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > ✍️ Elevate your pen game with the legendary Pilot Custom 743 Falcon nib! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** PILOT"CUSTOM 743 / Black" (nib : Falcon) by pilot - **How much does it cost?** 7207 kr with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.no](https://www.desertcart.no/products/6536376-pilotcustom-743-black-nib-falcon) ## Best For - pilot enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted pilot brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Flex Your Writing Style:** From extra-fine precision to medium-broad flair with the iconic Falcon nib. - • **Refillable & Sustainable:** Includes CON-70 converter for easy ink refills—write endlessly without waste. - • **Crafted for the Discerning Writer:** Smooth grip and responsive nib designed to elevate your calligraphy and note-taking. - • **Perfectly Balanced for All-Day Use:** Lightweight 26g body ensures fatigue-free writing sessions. - • **Classic Elegance Meets Modern Function:** Sleek black resin with gold accents for a timeless professional look. ## Overview The Pilot Custom 743 features a 14K Falcon nib that flexes from extra-fine to medium-broad, offering dynamic line variation ideal for professionals and artists alike. Its balanced 26g resin body with gold accents provides comfort and style, while the included CON-70 converter ensures easy refillability. Perfect for those who demand precision, elegance, and versatility in their writing instrument. ## Description Nib: 14K (No. 15). : Resin shaft cap. With CON-70: converter. 15.7mm Shaft Diameter 149mm · Length: body size. 26.0g: body weight. . Review: Flexy nib, goes from extra-fine to approximately medium-broad when flexed - This is a high quality pen that feels good in the hand. It's classic black and gold. The cap screws off and posts nicely, and the pen feels balanced when you do post or even if you don't. The star of this show is the Falcon nib, which is soft to write with normally and flexes beautifully - though not a lot. It goes from extra-fine to approximately medium-broad when you flex it, and that's enough for normal sized writing. Because it starts off as extra-fine, there's some slight feedback when writing normally. If you like a glassy-smooth writing experience, you may want to try before you buy. I've gotten used to the feedback and appreciate how small I can write (which is my tendency) without the lower case Os or Ds filling in. In retrospect, since this pen can be had with such a wide variety of nibs, I might have gotten this with a soft medium-fine instead of Falcon and might have gotten the Falcon on another pen, but I guess that means I'll have to buy another one at some point. Oh well! LOL Review: Great Artist's Pen. - I have bought yet another Pilot fountain pen, the 743 with FA nib. I recently purchased the 742 FA, which is a similar beast, but softer, and far more easily flexed. As an artist, I value the line variation both pens provide. That said, they are very similar and very different. The 742 (with the smaller version of FA nib) is probably the one pen I would keep if forced to give up all the rest. It is extremely soft and flexible, which I love, but requires more care to make sure it does not flex when one does not want it to flex. If I were able to keep two pens only, this Custom 743 with FA nib would be the second. It is like a smoother, less flexible version of the 742 FA, BUT with serious flexibility if you want it. In other words, it will flex significantly, but requires far more pressure than the smaller (742) version of this nib to do so. I don't understand why anybody would want to fool around with changing the feed; Pilot seems quite capable of making pens that perform as intended. If the feed is inadequate, one might want to use a different tool for the purpose at hand. Horses for courses, I suppose. After buying several gold tipped pens for drawing (all Pilot), I have come to the point where I can expect a particular type of performance from a nib I have never used. For example, prior to this purchase, I already owned a 742 with a soft fine nib, and a 742 with an FA nib. I surmised, prior to purchase, that this pen would fill a niche between the two in terms of performance. I does just that. If you can afford one and want one, get one. Life is short, and this pen is nothing short of spectacular. ## Features - good for student - good for children - good for teen ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B001AXB8ZM | | Additional Features | Refillable | | Age Range (Description) | Adult | | Age Range Description | Adult | | Best Sellers Rank | #91,504 in Office Products ( See Top 100 in Office Products ) #325 in Fountain Pens | | Body Shape | Round | | Brand | PILOT | | Brand Name | PILOT | | Color | Black | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 143 Reviews | | Drill Point | Fine | | Grip Type | Smooth | | Hand Orientation | Right | | Ink Base | Water | | Ink Color | Black | | Item Dimensions | 0.62 x 0.8 x 5.87 inches | | Item Weight | 5.28 ounces | | Line Size | 1_0_1_9mm | | Manufacturer | pilot | | Material | 14 k, 15 | | Material Type | 14 k, 15 | | Model Name | Pilot Custom 743 | | Model Number | FKK3000RBFA | | Pattern | single item | | Recommended Uses For Product | Calligraphy | | Style | Falcon | | Unit Count | 1 count | | Writing Instrument Form | Fountain Pen | | Writing Technique | fountain pen | ## Product Details - **Age Range (Description):** Adult - **Brand:** PILOT - **Color:** Black - **Ink Color:** Black - **Material:** 14 k, 15 ## Images ![PILOT"CUSTOM 743 / Black" (nib : Falcon) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41TnNbCfbDL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color, Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: I wish to purchase this nib and I already have the pen with a different nib. Is there a any way I can purchase the nib only (soft fine)?** A: No. This is an issue with ALL Japanese pens. The manufacturers do NOT make spare parts available, with ONE exception. You can get spare nib units for the Pilot Vanishing Point/Decimo. **Q: Can someone explain the difference between a pilot 742 and 743? Thank you.** A: They are very similar pens; both use a CON-70 converter. The 743 is the larger of the two, using a Pilot #15 nib, while the 742 is slightly smaller and uses a Pilot #10 nib. **Q: Would someone mind to show me a comparison between fine medium and medium nibs on standard (7mm)lined paper notebook? i do not know which one to buy.** A: Search for Pilot nib sizes on youtube or google. **Q: I only see 6 nibs in this listing and not 14. do you carry the wa (waverly) nib? i don't see it listed.** A: There are 13 nibs listed with this pen now. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Flexy nib, goes from extra-fine to approximately medium-broad when flexed *by L***N on August 25, 2024* This is a high quality pen that feels good in the hand. It's classic black and gold. The cap screws off and posts nicely, and the pen feels balanced when you do post or even if you don't. The star of this show is the Falcon nib, which is soft to write with normally and flexes beautifully - though not a lot. It goes from extra-fine to approximately medium-broad when you flex it, and that's enough for normal sized writing. Because it starts off as extra-fine, there's some slight feedback when writing normally. If you like a glassy-smooth writing experience, you may want to try before you buy. I've gotten used to the feedback and appreciate how small I can write (which is my tendency) without the lower case Os or Ds filling in. In retrospect, since this pen can be had with such a wide variety of nibs, I might have gotten this with a soft medium-fine instead of Falcon and might have gotten the Falcon on another pen, but I guess that means I'll have to buy another one at some point. Oh well! LOL ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Artist's Pen. *by J***Y on August 14, 2024* I have bought yet another Pilot fountain pen, the 743 with FA nib. I recently purchased the 742 FA, which is a similar beast, but softer, and far more easily flexed. As an artist, I value the line variation both pens provide. That said, they are very similar and very different. The 742 (with the smaller version of FA nib) is probably the one pen I would keep if forced to give up all the rest. It is extremely soft and flexible, which I love, but requires more care to make sure it does not flex when one does not want it to flex. If I were able to keep two pens only, this Custom 743 with FA nib would be the second. It is like a smoother, less flexible version of the 742 FA, BUT with serious flexibility if you want it. In other words, it will flex significantly, but requires far more pressure than the smaller (742) version of this nib to do so. I don't understand why anybody would want to fool around with changing the feed; Pilot seems quite capable of making pens that perform as intended. If the feed is inadequate, one might want to use a different tool for the purpose at hand. Horses for courses, I suppose. After buying several gold tipped pens for drawing (all Pilot), I have come to the point where I can expect a particular type of performance from a nib I have never used. For example, prior to this purchase, I already owned a 742 with a soft fine nib, and a 742 with an FA nib. I surmised, prior to purchase, that this pen would fill a niche between the two in terms of performance. I does just that. If you can afford one and want one, get one. Life is short, and this pen is nothing short of spectacular. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ One of the best. *by R***K on July 3, 2023* I have the 743 with an FA nib, as I like a lot of bounce out of my Nibs. In reality, the nib has a fair amount of flex, on par with some vintage semi-flex Nibs (think Pelikan 100). However, the feed can not keep up with flexed writing for calligraphy. If that is your intent, you'll want to get an aftermarket ebonite feed for it. For what I wanted, though, is something that is soft enough to show natural pressure variation when writing due to a lot of bounce. It fills that role perfectly. This pen reminds me a lot of my Mont Blanc 146 with Calligraphy nib, but the Pilot is honestly a tad smoother. Sure, the Mont Blanc looks and feels a lot nicer, but the pilot is 1/4th the price and honestly writes as good (if not better). It's perfect for what I wanted, and could not be happier. I may end up getting a second with an aftermarket feed for sketching. The larger nib in the 743 I find superior to the 912 nib. They use different alloys, and the 743 as a more reseliant gold alloy and is a little harder to spring. But due to the size, the flex isn't really compromised. In my opinion, the 743 is a far superior option than the 912 in looks, pen size, and nib size. ## Frequently Bought Together - PILOT"CUSTOM 743 / Black" (nib : Falcon) - Pilot Fountain Pen Converter (CON-70) --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.no/products/6536376-pilotcustom-743-black-nib-falcon](https://www.desertcart.no/products/6536376-pilotcustom-743-black-nib-falcon) --- *Product available on Desertcart Norway* *Store origin: NO* *Last updated: 2026-09-16*