ParKoo Retractable Erasable Gel Pens Clicker, Fine Point 0.7mm, Assorted Color Inks for Drawing Writing, 10-Pack

Pleasantly surprised with these pens! They are beautiful in color - ink and pen itself. They write smooth and no smearing AND, the best part, when you erase them - wait for it - the ink COMPLETELY erases. There is no smearing, no residue, no leftover tint on your page. It's like you never wrote to begin with. I haven't tried erasing multiple times - and hopefully won't need to - but on average writing they are comfortable to use and erase with. I've added these to my favorite list to re-order when the ink gets low unless I can find refills for them.

I’ve been using these as my bible pens for almost two years now. They are absolutely spectacular for my needs, they are vibrant and absolutely a breeze to erase and write over. I love the color selection (I actually purchased a smaller pack originally but needed more variety so purchased this pack and gave my old ones to a friend at Bible study who had been borrowing them because she loved them as well) and they never bleed through the paper and are barely visible on the other side of the thin pages. The tip is fine enough to make precise notes and underlines, and if I make a mistake, it is simple to erase and fix it. I will continue buying them as long as I am able. There are a couple of things to note/take into consideration, and a few things I don’t absolutely love, but that don’t take away from my personal use of the pens: These are friction erasing pens. That means that high temperatures will cause the ink to disappear. Leave your notes out in your car in the hot summer sun and they will not be there when you go to look for them. Same with the pens themselves. If they get too hot, they won’t write properly. This can be fixed by placing the pens in the freezer for a bit to bring the ink back to temperature. Same with notes that were erased by heat. They have to get COLD (like a couple hours in the freezer or rubbed with an ice pack directly cold) but the writing will come back. It’s a pretty fun party trick. The ink erased by the eraser does not come back in the same way though. After a time of not being used, the pens will take some effort to get the ink flowing again. They’ll be patchy and scratchy and I’ll have to gently scribble for a few seconds in multiple different directions to get them writing smoothly again. Not a huge issue, as the scribbles erase cleanly, but if I’m trying to take notes quickly, this is somewhat of a bother. The click of the pens is also pretty loud. I don’t mind it, as the noise is soothing to me, but in the quiet moments of a bible study when there is no other noise and I am furiously scribbling notes in multiple colors, the ‘click’ is very audible and people (lovingly) poke fun at me for it. All in all, these are wonderful pens and I recommend them highly.

PARKOO is **absolutely** the way to go in erasable pens! I buy the color packs but get additional packs of BLUE often and regularly. It is the MOST VIBRANT and BEAUTIFUL BLUE I've seen in *any* pen, and these erase so cleanly! Additional details: • Quality of Erasures: As a high school math teacher, I grade countless papers. Using non-erasable pens was annoying because in my haste, I’d comment/deduct points only to realize the student wrote the correct answer in a weird place. Scribbling out is messy, and "Wite-Out" is obvious and tacky. ParKoo erases so cleanly that you see nothing but the blank paper – crazy! • Ink flow: There's a little plastic thing covering the ball point until you're ready to use the pen, keeping the ink fresh and flowing. I avoid removing those and letting pens sit forever unused because the flow can become thin and choppy, or they simply dry up. • Reversibility: I used to worry that students might erase my deductions/comments when papers were returned and claim an incorrect calculation of their score. If that were to happen, I can put the paper in the freezer and the ink will REAPPEAR!! I’ve never had to do that, but it's way cool (literally)!! • About the photos: o You can see the vibrant color when compared to a regular blue and how it erases even on graph paper which is highly absorbent. o It stands out on colored paper (not so important, but cool nonetheless)! o I included two pics of a test I graded. I was going to add a graph to further explain a concept but decided against it. You can compare the before & after results. o The close-up of the pen shows the little plastic thing that keeps the ink fresh until you’re ready to use it. o Then there are the freezer shots! I put the erased graph paper sample in the freezer for about 10 minutes. When I took it out, not only can you see the ink reappear, but even the happy face I’d initially drawn in the “O” of PARKOO. I’d erased it because it looked dumb, but the freezer sees ALL! :D I don’t typically write marathon reviews, but this product deserves the time and effort expended to explain PARKOO’s superior quality! Try them out – I think you’ll love them!

Okay quality overall. The ink quality seems good. One pen "skips" as though the ink is not flowing evenly. Erasing works fairly well. I was disappointed that there was one pen that was completely dry and did not write at all.

These erasable gel pens work as well as the name brand. I use them to mark my stitch lines on my fabric for hand sewing quilt projects. The lines stay on while I'm stitching and erase well with some heat from an iron. As a quilter I'd experimented with a LOT of marking tools and wasn't satisfied with any of them until these type of heat sensitive pens came into being and changed the game. I appreciate that this pack has lots of pens, and lots of color choices for using on darker or lighter fabrics. I've also used the pens in certain paper projects. TWO WORDS OF CAUTION: 1) Keep the pens in a cool place. They are heat sensitive and will become unusable if they are left in a room that is too warm, etc. 2) Be sure to test the pens on your fabric if you are going to use them to mark lines that will be beyond your seams...sometimes the nibs of these pens will etch the fabric even if you are marking on the back of it. There is now a softer nib version of this type of pen out (it is more like a felt tip marker) that also works great and is less likely to leave etch marks. Both versions of the pens have their uses!

Love The eraser 👍however Ink is not great! I’ve tried the navy because I’m trying to get enough color so I can see what (I’m writing I’m not using this for art) I have noticed the link on this one pen the first that I’m trying can I Lol what I’m basically saying is they’re lacking a bit and what a pain it’s for to write legibly🤷🏻‍♀️🤣 That’s not my biggest complaint so far what I’m very disappointed in is the clip part of the pen that to me is important because until the Penn Station please in my notebooks Cetera… I just didn’t see that it’s plastic the kind that in my experience doesn’t hold up… I find that super disappointing when they break I spent Moore money on other Great ergonomically pens.. however don’t use it that often (even though the ink flows more consistently and can be easily seen on the paper 👍) once plastic “ hook“ sorry I don’t know what else to call it but you know the little clip that holds a pen in someone’s pocket) broke…for me that’s MORE THAN 3/4 of The pens value !!!! it stays in the drawer next to my bed where the pen inevitably ends up nothing stops flowing even though there’s plenty left🤬 I really been searching for pens ever since Moving to Colorado Springs from Long Island New York 😳🤷🏻‍♀️the one thing it seems it be such a problem is perhaps the altitude 🧐🤨🤷🏻‍♀️don’t know but pens stop writing even though they have plenty of ink and believe me I know there’s A few different so called solutions to this I’ve done a bit about it but man it’s a lot of work ..(maybe I just haven’t discovered the solution but never have I not been able to just shake a pen like a scimitar to keep it writing if it has ink… so I finally realized it must be the difference in temperature or altitude going from humid Long Island to the beautiful mountains of Colorado Springs(Really not trying to offend anybody this is just the situation with pens that are full up with ink not writing soon after purchase .. So I would say if you don’t mind that the piece i I called the hook let you keep it in your pocket or in my situation… I like just using it also as some odd bookmarking My Place When journaling etc. However so far this hasn’t broken but on the downside you seen the light green is barely visible👎👎 so far compared tO The other really popular “Pilot” that were usually very good ergonomically… Who is ink shows up more butI can no longer use because Crap it’s just that gel pens but the area where your fingers have to press is different… so I can’t use them anymore without hurting The skin on my fingers🤷🏻‍♀️..,,so I wish you all the luck I just haven’t found the answer yet😇👍

I’m a really picky pen person and I LOVE these. I’ve tried grabie and frixon erasable pens and these are my favorite. Clean writing, easily erasable, best color selection, a nice fine point for everyday writing. Great price - honestly no complaints!

Amazing! I wish I discovered these sooner! They write nice and smooth, erase very easily and even pass the highlighter smudge test! Highly recommend! Great value!

Belle qualité Mine pas trop petite Facile d'utilisation et s'efface bien

Good quality. Smooth flow. Dark ink compared to some others in the market.

What can I say but I just love love these pens. A rainbow of colours. Retractable so I don’t lose the caps. Colours are vibrant enough except the yellow could be a little mustard in colour to see it on paper. Lastly and most important Erasable for use on planners. . Perfect for those that have an ever changing schedule and always needing to adjust your “to do “ list. Great value for the money!!

The colors are really nice and they are perfect for my Journaling. They write smoothly and erase well. I have bought them for Christmas presents because I like them so much.

My students, who are switching from writing with a pencil to a pen, were thrilled with writing in ink and, that too, with a variety of colours. They were able to write more confidently knowing that they could erase and re-write easily.