In this video I’m reviewing the Kolo Tino Sport fountain pen from Itoya Top Drawer Shop, and yes—this one was sent to me in exchange for an honest review (not sponsored), so I’m giving you my real thoughts as always. The Kolo Tino is positioned as a “sport pen” with a super minimal, modern silhouette, and the brand story leans hard into European design: industrial designers out of Vienna, made in Austria and the Czech Republic, with bespoke acrylics coming out of Northern Italy. I walk through what that looks and feels like in hand, and whether the compact format actually works for everyday journaling. I also cover the practical specs that matter when you’re deciding if a pen belongs in your rotation: it’s cartridge-only, it has brass accents, and it uses Schmidt nibs. I talk about how that combination affects the overall experience—especially if you’re someone who likes to throw a pen in a pocket or pen case and go. Then I wrap up with a writing sample so you can see the line on paper and get a feel for how the nib behaves in real use, not just in theory.