PILOT G-Tec-C Gel Ink Rolling Ball Pens, Ultra Fine Point (0.4mm), Blue Ink, 2-Pack (35482)

My favorite pen, I love its fine point and the blue color.I prefer blue color on pens specially on signing documents, you can easily differ original from scanned or photocopy.I love using this fine pen on my planner, you can write small and its still legible.If you want fine and smooth writing pen, I highly recommend.

I love everything about theses pens. They way they look, write, and feel in your hand. They are made out of plastic so if you are writing for long periods of time and value a lot of comfort then this isn't the right pen for you. This pen writes like a dream and I love signing my name in it. There just seems to be a very fluid feel when I use it.

I am a gel pen and liquid ink pen connoisseur. My desk is full of pens, especially from Pilot Pens.The best quality for the price paid. Ink is smooth and vivid blue color.If you don't need a big box of them - a 2 pack is the way to go! Your local office supply stores don't have the Amazon selection!Buy these, try these....Pilot Pens are good stuff.

These were for my grandson. I ordered them and had them shipped to his school in Ohio. They leaked and he said they were more like 4mm instead of .4mm. I think company should resend with a new set.

Wonderful to write with such a fine sharp tip. The only problem is I like using it so much I don't use it for fear of using it up. Silly!It's great for writing, but the pen body is slight; it looks and feels cheap in the hand. I wish it had a bit more heft.

Disappointed. I purchased this pen because a coworker has this pen and it writes amazing. Her pen is the exact brand, size and color and writes in a smooth black dark ink. This is hat impressed me. My pen however writes in a lighter black ink and feels sharp as if writing with a metal needle. I am wondering why there is this inconsistency with this pen?

Do you write a lot?Is your handwriting on the small side?Normal pens have a tendency to slow you down or "skip" a lot?If you answer yes to these 3 questions, and you need to write in blue ink like I do, then this is THE pen for you. These pens are my new go-to pen for all of my documenting at work. They are as smooth as a Pilot G2 5 or P500, but they are even finer, which is quite a trick.I've tried some other pens that are even finer tipped (.25mm slicci .3mm hybrid arts, .3mm g-tec-c3), but this seems to hit the sweet spot of fine line without skipping as often. And as fine as the line is, there is an ink supply the same size as a G2 refill, so it lasts even longer.If you simply MUST have a retractable, you may want to look at jetpens as they have a very small version of the hi-tec-c pen which is similar. I personally don't know that retractable would be a good idea, though, as with these super-fine tips the ink can dry on them and ruin the writing quality of the pen.

I can't use these without getting ink on my fingers!!!!! But I love using them too. What a first world angst!