Fountain Pen Revolution LLCSpecializing in fountain pens and fountain pen supplies. We are family owned and operated and ready to serve.
Fountain Pen Revolution LLC (fprevolutionusa.com) has 483 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.7 out of 5.
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REBECA
Got an awesome pen at a great price. Included a free pen which was really nice also. Everything shipped immediately and arrived in good condition and promptly. Emails along the way with progress. Would not hesitate to buy from them again. Excellent service
Jill D.
Fountain pens can be complicated things at times. FPR is always willing to answer questions and provide help. Ordering from their website is easy, shipping is quick, packaging is good. Payments have never been a problem. It's the personal touch by the owner that makes them stand out.
Joseph M.
I always buy from RFP and the pens have never failed me.
Euro T.
Price is excellent for a beautiful hand-painted urushi coated pen!
JP W.
Price for value. My thirty six dollar pen writes as well as the thousand dollar Mont Blanc recently lost.
Olivia T.
Amazing customer service, so quick to customize and send it out, what an amazing service. I called before to discuss the process of engraving and Kevin was AMAZING! Thank you!
Logan P.
Clear communication, and fast shipping!
Paul P.
Fountain Pen Revolution is the Whataburger of fountain pens . . . superb, really. Great value, great quality, and great service. They don't come with melted American cheese in them, but these pens would probably still write well if they did. I ordered two all the way -- with broad nibs, in other words. Highly recommended and maybe the only reason to visit Plano, Texas. Just kidding. There's the Frito-Lay headquarters. How cool is that?