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4.5
I've never enjoyed the feel a ball point pen gives or more accurately the lack of feel. I prefer the tactile feedback of a pencil but for most documents it is an inappropriate medium, these pens duplicate that feel, they flow nicely while writing and have a nice barrel diameter that feels good in the hand.Glides across paper easily, excellent grip and seems to last longer than any other pens I’ve used. These are my favoriteThey are long lasting and are one of my favorite pens to us on my planner or while journaling.In between a marker and a pen! Absolutely love the feel of these! My favorite thing to write with!!!I like themI absolutely love these pens. The soft grip feels good when writing and the flow when writing I good as well!These pens are awesome! The fine point tip writes so smoothly.Feels good in my hand. Has every feature I wanted in a pen. Would recommend.These are great. I have used the same papermate pen for years and recently have been doing a shoot-out that I narrowed down to this pen vs the popular pilot g2. The sharpie pen has many pros: it writes smooth (almost too smooth actually, you only need a light touch, my previous pen required some effort, so this is taking me some adjusting, however, not a fault), the ink does not bleed (I held the tip to paper for 10 seconds and the dot was only slightly visible on the other side of the page), the ink dries fast, much faster than a Pilot G2 (if you write quick notes and quickly close your book up, the G2 will bleed onto the closing page) the sharpie fully dries in about one second (closing any sooner will show a little on the closing page... it's going to be pretty hard to beat that), also for smudging with your finger, again the Sharpie dries way faster than the G2. The G2 is a darker black ink than the Sharpie, and for me, that's the only place the G2 beats this pen. The sharpie seems capable of writing on any surface. It is very light, 8 grams vs 14 grams on the G2. I cannot comment on longevity, however I will dedicate one pen to a specific book and report back when it runs dry. Also, the sharpie is solid, there are no parts that shake about (unlike the g2 that rattles like a baby's toy).I bought 1 pack of 2 Sharpie Pens. Both arrived completely dried out. On one, there was a visible crack from the tip of the pen all the way up the side, so that is prob why it was dried. The other pen however, had no visible damage and was still dried out, no ink whatsoever. Just wasted my money on 2 pens that don't work. I would give no stars if I could.They're great as pens but I wish that the lid was cross compatible with the stainless version.Also note that the ink is NOT replaceable like the stainless.I bought these specifically for these 2 reasons because1) I lost my lid to my stainless2) They're quite a bit cheaper than the stainless so I figured I'd take a shot to see if they were also replaceable.I am so happy to finally track these down. I like the grip and how the ink flows. The price is a little higher than I wanted to pay but I did it anyways since I haven't found them when I wanted them.Me parece muy fino el punto a pesar de ser .7 (parece .5). Se escribe muy bien, pero al firmar a mayor velocidad que la escritura, la tinta no se transfiere correctamente dejando líneas muy delgadas y discontinuas
