Paper Mate Profile Retractable Ballpoint Pens

the 1mm difference is significant. The diameter of 6 mm is This is a review of the BOLD Ballpoint pen. The Japanese import notebooks I use when I write fiction are 7" x 10" (Apica B5 ruled, Tsubame B5 ruled or Kokuyo Mister notebook B5 or even the more glossy Kokuyo Campus). It isn't a secret that the nature of a notebook's writing surface is important for whatever reason it may be. We might need to pay even more attention to how we hold our pen. The choice of a pen is as varied as the tastes of individuals. There are some who enjoy the extra fine ballpoint pen, some the fine ballpoint pen and others might want to use the Bold ballpoint pen. The choices are all up to you You can either write on thin paper or on thick paper. As with the writing surface, the composition of the writing surface varies as well, from rough to hard to normal to near-perfect The surfaces of the notebooks (like those from Kokuyo). The purpose of this review is to give a detailed description of a BOLD ballpoint pen that's being reviewed, so let's stay on topic Adding a visual to this review is to stack different brand pens together side by side. This will give anyone reading this an idea of what a 1. looks like. What a six mm pen looks like compared to a one mm pen. The same company offers the same pen in a different model version of 6 mm. The 1 I threw in was also put in. In addition, we've included a 4 mm ballpoint. You will find them as follows A BIC Velocity is a rate of one. I have a BIC Atlantis 1 pen that measures 6 mm wide. One RT pen with a diameter of 6 mm and a one with a diameter of Paper Mate Profile, which has a 4 mm height. For those not familiar with what a BOLD 1 is, it is a 4 mm height. The diameter of a 6 mm or a 1 mm. The value for this is 4 mm. An example of the width or thickness of a line drawn with a pen would be. 1 is the same as 2. There is no difference between 0 mm and It measures 7 mm and A 5 mm, a This is 38mm in diameter. As the bore size increases, the diameter expands as well. Therefore, you cannot rule out the possibility of ink blotting, bleeding, or even streaking (which does not appear to occur). Even though this is relative to the kind of paper you write on. You can choose to make your skin rough, smooth or glossy. As you can see in the pictures, I used two different types of writing surfaces to demonstrate how the three brands of ink appear. Two of them are from Japanese import paper MUJI Notebooks (tan/beige) and one of them is from a two ring business notebook made from bleached white MEAD paper. In my opinion This is the color of the fabric It's the BIC brands who I give the award to for their vivid blue color. There are more options from them than from Paper Mate Profile. That is not to say that PP is bad, though. Not at all. Since I started using it, it has been my go-to Since the beginning of time, story telling/writing has been done with a pen. The FLOW is the best way to describe it The smoothness with which the writing is performed. The two are pretty close to each other. Atlantis has a very marginal advantage over the other 2, thanks to its Paper Mate Profile and easy software use It is a close call between BIC Velocity and BIC. All three of them don't skip or stutter or experience a "scratchy feeling" even when they are moving. stains and blots In the midst of a blessing, there is the curse, as I alluded to earlier. It is more likely to blotch with a larger ballpoint pen. There is now the mate at 1 in the paper. In the 4 mm range, there is no blotchiness. In that case, I give it to the PP brand. Yet at a "huge" rate of There is a 6 mm hole. It was clear to me that PP would have to sacrifice something (I'm sure if they had a 1). This would be the case for the 6 mm model You don't have to fear it as much as you think. When it comes to Atlantis and Velocity, I only notice it when the pen makes initial Writing is easy once you get the hang of it. Here's a suggestion It is recommended that you wipe the tip of your pen first with a paper towel to avoid this. As an alternative, you could try going down one notch to Medium 1. If this is something that bothers you, I suggest sticking with the Paper Mate Profile. The Fine 0 mm is equivalent to 0 mm. A ballpoint pen with a diameter of 7 mm. is a historical and mythological myth According to my own experience, it is the most prone to blotches The Paper Mate Profile appears to be the least prone to this kind of error. These are definitely worth checking out. In the end, it will come down to individual needs. Please overlook my bad handwriting as I included images (as I mentioned, I have included pictures). The following review is provided in hopes of being helpful to you. I am updating Using the 1 can be frustrating because the blotch is big enough to cause some frustrations. The pen should be sized 6mm, and the paper should be smooth or glossy. Paper Mate Profile has the most attractive profile, so I'll pick that over both the others. I am updating Thursday, April 14th My third pack of Paper Mate Profile 1 just arrived. The RT pen is 4mm in diameter. You can tell how good this pen is just by looking at that. That's all there is to it.

Josie Boone

| May 26, 2021

As a left-handed person, this is an issue nearly every time. In the meantime, this is honestly so annoying, but unfortunately, these pens smear A LOT! The side of my left hand that gets inked always ends up covered in ink, and the worst part is that the ink on my hand can transfer to the paper, as well as onto the It's really annoying how easy it is to write with the pen I wish they wouldn't smear. Additionally, I also noticed that the ink on at least two of my pens was really blotchy, it wouldn't write smoothly, and I would frequently end up having trouble writing parts of words. As such, I annotate with the colors I used in the shapes and arrows. In a nutshell I see them smirking!.

Keanu Russo

| Feb 27, 2021

It was a set of eight and a set of twelve. Many years ago, I had a credit card promotional offer where I got 5% back on everything for a period of time. This prompted me to stock up on many things, thinking that as long as I paid my bill off every month, it was better than saving interest. My fingers weren't dried out after finding this box of 6 sets of Papermate profile retractable ballpoint pens. Since you have to remove the little ball before you start writing, the ink was still solid and not dry. In the meantime, I have purchased the Zebra Z-series Papermate Inkjoy (both these and Zebra were ballpoint pens, not gel pens), and now I remember why it's going to be Papermate Profile or bust from now on! Someone wrote a comment that is entirely true but something I did not think about. The tip on these might be too heavy for people who write small and neat, but I use them for search and word books, and when I write with larger, rounder bubble letters, these are excellent! They also have a nice grip to ensure I don't get fatigued. I am also left-handed, but I do not hook my hand around like some Lefties, yet I have not had any trouble with them smearing on my hand or getting on the sides of it The ink lasts a long time on these, but they are 1x, so there is less of a chance of them flaking. When using 4 MM nibs, you might notice that the pen runs out faster than it does when using a 1 MM nib. It is likely to be the same barrel/ink quantity as the 0 MM pen.

Opal Shelton

| Jun 03, 2021

The only thing that makes my husband groan and shake his head when I find a new pen or need a new set of pens is when he finds out. It's impossible for me to resist! Although I'm constantly on the look-out for new colors, thicknesses, and types of wool When the new pens don't produce the results I was hoping for, these pens are in my cupholder ready to use. I may have another set on my desk that I am testing out for now, but these pens are always in my cupholder. There are not fine tips (which I'm not a big fan of, too scratchy), but they are a lot smoother than regular ball point pens. The ink is quick to dry and doesn't smear, and they feel good to hold in your hand. You can drive in your car when it is 115 degrees during the summer Pens that dry up or explode would not work with this pen.

Santino Anderson

| Jul 27, 2021

I have been drawn to purple since I was a teenager. Purple has been the color of my love since my first Bic Cristal, but it is now the color of my Papermate Profile. I use it almost every day, but it has also been a perfect companion through years of college and countless nights serving tables. Pen profiles aren't for the weak hearted they aren't for those with timid hearts. For those who want their writing to stand out and proclaim, "Here I am!", bold writing is the way to go. Check out my blog! In addition to the pen's barrel being broader than an average stick ballpoint pen, its grip is cushioned so you won't fatigue from writing for long periods of time. The pros are This pen is strong and comes in many awesome colors
To start with, its bold lines show up well and the pen glides when writing
Cons The bolder line makes it difficult for lefthanded people to use.
The ink may leave little blobs on the side of the nib when it builds up in the ink.
Would I buy them Of course, I would and have done so many times over.

Jane Dodson

| Apr 10, 2021