Pentel Sign Pen Fiber-Tipped Pen, Violet Ink, Box of 12 (S520-V)

My favorite ballpoint for drawing is the Uniball Gel Impact 1.0mm, which has a great flow of ink and a nice bold line.As far as felt tips go, the Pentel Sign Pen is now my number one. I actually had a weird deja vu moment after I ordered these. I remember that I somehow acquired a blue one many years ago and which is now long lost, but I recall at the time loving the pen and not being able to find more of them.Anyway, this pen is a bit unique in that the nib is pretty long and has a nice taper to it. It's almost like a short, stiff brush pen. Don't misunderstand, there is no flex to the nib, but the length allows you to get fine lines with the tip and broad strokes with the side. Having that range is very nice. Also, the nibs are pretty substantial so they hold their shape well.I also like that this is a very compact pen, and very economical. It will fit in any pen case, or your pocket, so it travels easily.The ink flows well, so you don't get ragged lines, and they seem to last a good long time.This is one of those pens that is inspiring to use. It's such a simple design, nothing flashy at all, but it's so satisfying and functional in a unique way. This is a true "classic".Oh, and by the way, I don't know what it is, but I'm glad that I'm not the only "pen freak" in the world - which I've discovered from reading pen reviews on Amazon. I think it's the way that different pens feel and react with the page, so discovering a new pen is always a fun experience. (And is the reason why we have a drawer full of pens)

I love using these pens to sketch and write in my journal. The pens last a long time for being felt but they definitely don't last as long as ball point.Also the 70s inspired design on the box is choice.

Lovely blue ink. Flows nicely to the paper and dries quickly. Very little odor. The "extra-fine" tips lay down lines that are more than a half a millimeter thick on index cards. The tip quickly becomes a tiny bit mushy (but not hairy) long before the ink runs out. I love those initial crisp lines so I lose them on purpose after a month or two writing "To Do" lists and such.

They’re good, I like them, but the ink runs out very easily

I long how smooth and the depth of color. It doesn’t smudge and it’s a high quantity using recycled materials.

This works when you're on the phone and need to make a note. When the ballpoint won't do it, this will, vividly.

Love these pens

These are my "go to" marker when I need something that is smack dab between a Papermate Flair's skinny felt tip lines and the classic Sharpie's thicker look on paper. Never bleeds through, always smooth. And even once a pen begins to start fading after too much use, it still works okay for me and almost has a cool pencil look and feel to it. These felt tips work nicely on regular copy paper, graph paper or notebooks, greeting card stock, and on smooth brochure paper.

Flair pen addict here. These are just as fun to use as Flairs. Was worried their tip might be a plastic-y. Nope. Beautiful felt with great ink saturation and smooth writing experience.

tolles Schreibgefühl

Awesome pens! Super long lasting and great for calligraphy !

These are my favourite pens to sketch or take notes in. Thick like sketchpen not bullpen

Great price