6 PENS Pilot Bravo Liquid Ink Marker Pen, Bold Point, Black (PIL11034)

My favorite work pen. It is wonderfully bold and does not bleed through the paper. Dries instantly so no smear marks and even writes super smooth unlike some pens it doesn’t get caught in the paper.

These pens, right so smoothly and the writing is pretty thick if that’s what you prefer. I prefer thicker writing styles. This pen does not smudge. I use it when I’m working in my classroom. I use them when I’m writing notes for my company. I will be buying these pens quite frequently. I bought the black color pens I’m not sure if there’s other colors but I love the black. You get six in a pack so they’re relatively inexpensive for six pens. I actually carry a pen in my purse everywhere I go.

Love these marker pens. Have shared them with some coworkers and they also said the same thing as well. Writes smooth. Super bold

OK my gracious - I found these via social media - but when I tell you the ink print!! Seriously it is like writing with a marker that leaves so streaks, no bleed through, no smudge! It is insane!! If you like bold font when writing this is the pen for you!

I’ve tried both the Pilot V-Sign and the Pilot Bravo, and after using them side by side… they are essentially the exact same pen. Same bold, smooth ink flow, same feel, same performance — just a different name. The bold tip is great if you like strong, clean lines, and it’s surprisingly forgiving if your handwriting isn’t perfect. The ink lies down smoothly and evenly every time. You may notice a slight spread depending on the paper, especially on textured paper like notecards, but it doesn’t bleed through, which is what matters most. It’s also fairly smudge-resistant, again depending on the surface you’re writing on. At this point, I’ve replaced my usual markers with these. They just work, and they work well. If you’re deciding between the V-Sign and the Bravo, you really can’t go wrong — just pick whichever is easier to get your hands on. See my photos, you can't even tell the difference.

First impression is that this is a nice pen. It creates a line which is bold but not leaky. The ink seems to stay mostly in place as laid down, on some paper not very much better than newsprint. The tip glides smoothly over paper, and it is reasonably comfortable to write with. But it is weirdly short. From tip to butt, this pen measures 5-3/16" long, compared to an older Sanford pen which measures about 5-3/4" long. For reference, a Sharpie fine point marker measures 5-3/8" long. So this pen is a half-inch shorter than you are likely accustomed to. It's barely comfortable to hold and feels insubstantial. It feels weird! Is this a case of shortchanging the consumer, or is there another reason for selling a significantly shortened version of the Pilot pen?

Freaking AMAZING pens. I write on checks and money orders for work, Sharpies go flat fast, this pen is bold and keeps it point longer than a Sharpie. I wouldn't recommend for general writing though.

So juicy and bold! If you like thick smooth writing pens, you will love these! So glad I got them. They are a staple from now on at my desk!

these are so nice to draw with! They still give a very crisp line even on sketch paper.