PILOT G2 Premium Refillable & Retractable Rolling Ball Gel Pens, Fine Point, Black Ink, 12-Pack (31020)

38mm) as well as large (1. 0m) can be used to draw. For drawing, I adore these pens. I used to use a sharpie pen, but I recently switched to these. They aren't particularly waterproof, and your needs may differ, but in my case, that is a benefit - To achieve a bleeding effect, I frequently mix them with watercolor.

Ada Wilson

| Oct 02, 2021

They're left-handed, and they're quick. Since I am a lefty, I adore G2 pens. They dry quickly (less ink drag) and can be done one-handed. I go through about a one-year period where I don't do anything. In college, I used two pens per week, and these are so smooth that they don't cause my hand to cramp as much as a pencil or a gel ink ballpoint. The ink refills are the same price as the pens, which is a bummer. This is a huge chance for the company to lower its carbon footprint. They aren't utilizing the power of print. Even lowering the price of ink refills ($0. 50- 00 a 12- Customers would be more likely to buy refills rather than whole pens if they came in a pack.

Nicole Stevenson

| Mar 09, 2021

br>I'll tell you how great they are, and why I give them such a high rating: 5 star! br>br>Although I favor the. 38,br>I'm sure the rest of them are fantastic as well. br>They always write so smoothly and cleanly; I've never seen a better pen. br>br>I've never seen them ooze or leak, and how do you think that looks? Sleek and smooth. br>There are many colors to choose from, as today's children would say: "They're sick!" says the narrator. "br>br>The rubber grip is very nice, and the best part is the low price. br>At around a buck a pen, you might as well give them a try, friend. ".

Keilani Knox

| Jan 22, 2021

It's written in such a beautiful way. To get the ink flowing, I don't have to press down hard (or at all, for that matter). When I write with it, it's so smooth and doesn't have any of the tiny line breaks that regular ballpoint pens have. After my navy blue G-string, I'm going to try something new. When 2 of the ink cartridges ran out, I purchased a 12-pack of black G-Force cartridges. 2's. They're nice, but I miss the navy blue pen's subtle blue, so I'm going to buy these pens in red, green, navy blue, and blue because I find that these colors fade the least on paper over time, and I write a lot, so I go through a lot of pens!.

Celine Gibbs

| Oct 03, 2021

I went to Club Warehouse and bought a cheaper pen, but I had to return to these. I actually cringed when I had to write Scripture with the other pen in a Bible study class (ref. pic. To the left, pilot G2; The grip on the right/later appeared to be weaker. The Pilot G2 is a smooth-writing pen with a comfortable grip. There's also a great deal here.

Karter Howell

| Dec 10, 2021

It should be "5 mm" - I bought the wrong "fine point" pen as a result of it. Purchase the appropriate writing instrument. br>br>(The listing is more important than the pen in this review. ) The pen is fantastic, and if you like smooth writing pens that write very small, precise lines, you'll love it. )br>br>Meanwhile, br>br>Here's what I've learned: br>I came across a "fine point" pen made by a different company. It was the number zero. I was looking for a 5 mm. Although it was less expensive than Pilot, I prefer Pilot gel 0. 5 pen. I was curious about the price of the Pilot fine point pen. It's a little longer, but I like it a lot. Because one is so much cheaper, I decided to buy both and compare them. br>br>I added both fine point pens to my cart, purchased them, and received a pleasant surprise when they arrived. br>br>The "fine point" pen I received from Pilot was 0. Instead of 0, it's 7 millimeters. 5 mm. Okay, I could have looked at the image and discovered my error, so I'm sorry. The listing, however, only mentioned "fine point," not "zero. " 5 mm. Why not? In the description of many other pens, the actual size is listed. It never occurred to me that the size of one manufacturer's "fine point" pen would differ from that of another. It may have been appropriate, but it was not done. br>br>At this time, I have 0 points. I have a set of 7 mm pens that I'm not sure I'll ever use. Sure, I could return them, but that would be such a pain. I'm simply writing a negative review of the listing in the hopes that the people who list the products in the future will do a better job.

Moshe Brock

| May 12, 2021

As a result, the ink is not dispensed by the pen, and the characters are only partially written. br>br>After that, you'll need to scribble on the edge of the paper to dislodge the roller ball and get it to dispensing ink again. br>br>The pens are comfortable, and the ability to retract them means I don't lose caps, which leads to leaks. br>br>I use them for puzzles (such as Sudoku and Crosswords) and a different pen for documents that must be clean and readable.

Lily Turner

| Oct 24, 2021

Without a doubt, the best darn cheap ink pens on the market. My job necessitates that I use an old-fashioned writing implement at all times during the workday due to the forms that it generates. Unfortunately, there isn't a digital solution available. Pilot, on the other hand, came up with the gloriously brilliant G2 series of pens, which have become the stuff of handwriting legends. The 0. My go-to weapon is a 7mm nib, which flows almost flawlessly. No, it lacks the elegant flair that a good fountain pen can provide, but it also doesn't come with the risk of leaky messes. I've encountered the rare defective G2 that can leave a blob of ink when it's most inconvenient. br>br>I've run into the rare defective G2 that can leave a blob of ink when it's most inconvenient. br>br>I've run into the rare defective G2 that can leave a blob of ink when it's most However, they are, for the most part, as reliable and dependable as a daily pen can be. I've tried a lot of different brands over the years, but the Pilot G2 is the one I keep coming back to. As go- as the situation arises Five out of five stars.

Kennedy Rivera

| Jan 27, 2021