Sharpie S-Gel Gel Pens, Black Barrel, Bold Point (1.0mm), Blue Ink, 12 Count - Home, Office, School, Journaling, Writing, Note-Taking, Teacher Supplies

These pens are worth the money you pay! The grip makes them so comfortable to write with and they write with ease without leaking a bunch of ink onto the writing surface!

I’m a pen snob. I document a lot for work and one time my wife brought one home from work and I snagged it and fell in love since. I refuse to write with any other pen and my documentation I use the 1.0 black and for my notes I use the 1.0 red and it’s bold, catches your eye. If I could give these pens 10 stars I would. At times they do “skip” while writing but if you store that pen that “skips” vertical with the writing part facing down for a little while it works like a charm again. High quality pen.

These are the nicest pens I’ve ever written with. The ink does not smear and the 1.0 point is luxurious! I purchased blue ink.

In a way, I hate to write this review. These are my favorite pens and everyone will want them too.Well maybe if I write this, they will keep producing them, because everyone wants them.Maybe the rest of you aren’t like this, but I appreciate a nice pen. That is measured by how they feel in your hand, how they feel when you are writing and how they look on the page. This pen wins on all 3 fronts.RUBBERIZED GRIP, BUT SLIMWhile this pen has a rubberized grip, it still is a slim pen. It feels good in your hand.RETRACTINGI like a retracting pen. No cap to keep track of. Less likely to get ink on stuff you don’t want to.PEN CLIPThis is minor as most pens have them, but if you have broken a clip on a pen, you find you lose them faster. The combo of a clip and retracting is a winning oneSMOOTH GLIDE WHEN WRITINGGel pens have the smoothest writing feel. As a person who spent years on a drawing board, you learn that if the pencil (in that case) has too much drag your hand will hurt at the end of the day. This pen moves like it is on ice and it has an even flow of ink.BOLD LINENow the next part is preference, I like a bold line and at 1.0, this is one of the bolder ones. However it is hard to tell the difference between 0.7 and 1.0, so if you like bold either might suit you. I’m going to include a picture of a Sharpie S-Gel Black ink line at 0.7 and a Blue line at 1.0. You can see the difference but it is subtle.I really enjoy the pens. I keep getting 12 packs.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I love these pens, they write like butter and never skip. I also like the little plastic piece that covers the tip of the pen so they don't dry out when you haven't started using them yet. I didn't see that they smear and I'm left handed so most pen ink does smear under my hand.

Very nice pen! My only complaint is that due to being 1.0mm it does take longer to dry and does smudge slightly. Otherwise the ink is very smooth. The tip does dry out if you don’t use it in a while but moving the ball around on paper breaks down the ink and gets it going again.

yes....yes....yes! You need these! These are the best pens in the world!

If you'll pardon the pun, on paper I should hate this pen. It's gel (strike one), 1.0 (strike two), and the body is made up of cheap plastics and rubber (yer out!).But, somehow all these parts I hate add up to a pen I love. I do really like the black and silver colors; it's understated but stylish. And while it's cheap materials, the black plastic means scratches in the pen body aren't going to show, and my hand has a very easy time finding the best grip on it.Usual drawbacks of gel; I'm not left-handed but somehow I always end up with smears. I'm not particularly skilled in my penmanship so the 1.0 size is a little too squidgy (to use a technical term) but it's still legible.Overall I'd say this is a great inexpensive pen, and I'm going to make sure I have these on hand for the future. They write great, but are cheap enough that I won't be mad about them walking away with a friend (the first time, anyway)