BIC Round Stic Xtra Life Ballpoint Pen, Medium Point (1.0mm), Blue, Flexible Round Barrel For Writing Comfort, 60-Count
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The light blue frosted barrel of the pen.
I looked at the box and it didn't say how much it weighed, so it had to be around that. 1/2 pound
The ink in this pen, according to Bic, is non-toxic. toxic
It's the same size as the ones you'd find in a store.
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These were my favorite pens when I was a kid. I used to buy them in a 10-pack at the grocery store. pack. The ink was dark and clear, and you could leave the cap off and the pen ink would still start flowing as soon as you started writing; however, these are not the same pens in this box of 60. It almost has the feel of a fine point tip. It's a little more difficult to write with because you have to press a little harder to get the pens to write, and the ink is lighter and the line is thinner, making it more difficult to read what you've written with these pens. The ink on the page simply does not stand out. I'm hoping to locate the ten-dollar bill. I used to see packs in stores, but they are no longer available. It was a huge let down. I'm considering returning them (the entire box of 60) or simply donating them to a thrift store. I haven't made up my mind yet. Using them is far too inconvenient. For the time being, I'll have to rely on Bic's clear hexagonal plastic pens with blue caps. They're unattractive, but they're better at writing. At the very least, the tenfold increase This is what pack pens are for.
Pens, it's time to get back to work. br>br>BIC Round Stic Xtra Life Ball Pen, Medium Point (1. 25mm)BIC Round Stic Xtra Life Ball Pen, Medium Point (1. 25mm)BIC Round Stic Xtra Life Ball Pen, Blue (0 mm), 0 mm, 0 mm, 0 mm 60-year-old black Countbr>br>School is only a few weeks away. We needed pens, so I chose the BIC Round Stic Xtra Life Ball Pen, Medium Point (1. 25). Blue (0 mm), 0 mm, 0 mm, 0 mm 60-year-old black Count. I'm glad I bought these for our supply list because they provide excellent value and quality at a fair price, and I like that they come in a bulk pack of 60. There are enough pens in the larger pack to last the entire school year. These pens have a nice round barrel and a medium point. The ink is very smooth and does not smear or smudge. They're ideal for writing pens for back to school. Value: br>br> br>Quality: 5/5br> Pros: 5/5br>br> br>*Excellent workmanship. br>*Smooth Flow is a term used to describe the flow of a piece of writing. br>*Medium (1. 25 x 1. 25 x 1. 25 x 1. 25 x 1. 25 (Point 0 mm) br>*There will be no smearing or smudging. br>*60-count bulk pack is ideal for back-to-school or office supplies. br>br>Contrary to popular belief, there are a number of disadvantages to using this product. br>*Nonebr>br> I've bought both the Blue and the Red. I have two black pens that I am very happy with. Overall, I'm happy with this BIC Round Stic Xtra Life Ball Pen, Medium Point (1. Blue (0 mm), 0 mm, 0 mm, 0 mm 60-year-old black Count. It has far surpassed my expectations. If you're considering purchasing this, you should act quickly. This BIC Round Stic Xtra Life Ball Pen, Medium Point (1. 25 mm) comes highly recommended by me. Blue (0 mm), 0 mm, 0 mm, 0 mm 60-year-old black Count on Count on Count on Count on Count on Count on Count on Count on Count on Count on Count on Count on Count on Count on Count on Count on Count on Count ***Disclaimer: I ordered this BIC Round Stic Xtra Life Ball Pen, Medium Point (1. 25mm) from Amazon. Blue (0 mm), 0 mm, 0 mm, 0 mm 60-year-old black I enjoy being able to share my thoughts and experiences with products in order to assist other consumers in making well-informed purchasing decisions. I'm making this disclosure in accordance with 16 CFR, Part 255 of the Federal Trade Commission: Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising: A Guide for Advertisers.
Which review would you prefer to read first, the positive or negative? Let's get this bad review out of the way first - I'm not sure why, but I decided to count the number of pens in the alleged 60 pen box (did you catch that word "alleged"?). You see where I'm going with this, right? The first tally - Count two more times. I counted 59 (did I make a mistake? I don't want to make a false accusation against Bic - (Permit me to count once more. ) Third tally - yep, 59! Naturally, I begin to believe that for every 60 boxes in which one pen is missing, they will receive one full box. Then I felt bad for believing that a company like Bic would intentionally shorten boxes - , don't worry about it, it was just a blunder! Then there's the good news: What could be better than a medium-point Bic stick pen in blue? There are a lot of things that are better, to be sure. In the world of pens, however, this is not the case! They are effective - I used to try to write tickets with a cute matching silver set in my pocket for the first time - It's over! Oh, just for the sake of appearances, they remained in my pocket. The real work, however, was done with the help of a trusty Bic Stick! That concludes our discussion. If you want to write with a pen, this is the one to get. Invest in a Bic, particularly the 60 ct (? ) box! It still annoys me that I only got 59 pens instead of 60 - I'm sure I'll be fine - maybe!.
Let's face it, these aren't going to write as well as Pentel Energel or Pilot G-80. These are very basic ballpoint pens, and they're probably on the lower end of the quality scale (on sale, I think my order came out to less than a nickel per pen). A new pen writes reasonably well (considering the price), and you get a lot of value for your money. They come with a cap and are of good color. They have the disadvantage of appearing and feeling cheap. I'm not sure if the ink will dry out or last more than a year if not used, or if they'll leak (none have so far). These are definitely low-cost pens that you won't mind giving away or losing. There's a good chance they're at least one. and-a- A Papermate ballpoint pen is a half-step below this. Yes, I recommend them; however, keep in mind that you are purchasing a very inexpensive pen. If you want a nice pen, get a Pentel Energel; one will cost you roughly the same as 30 of these pens (but it's worth it).
I bought 60 bic xtra life pens in a box. I've had them on my desk for a while and only recently opened them because my other box of 60, which I ordered a long time ago, finally ran out. I took the first one and began writing, but nothing came out. Nothing came out of my scribbling. I took out another pen and did the same thing. and yet another, and yet another, and yet another, and yet another, and yet another, and yet another, and This is the first time I've had to leave a negative review for a product I've purchased.
I'm not sure, but I think I got a bad batch or one that had been exposed to the elements. When I worked for someone who owned a warehouse, he told me that if the temperature dropped too low, the ink would be ruined. The black ink ones I had previously worked perfectly. After a few days, these blue ones stop working, and I have to scribble to get the ink flowing again. After a few days, pens stop writing entirely, and I simply discard them. In about two months, I finished the entire box.
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