Pilot V Sign Pen Liquid Ink 2.0 mm Tip - Black, Box of 12

My favourite pen that I had in secondary school just finished in collage, so good I had to buy another on Amazon . Feeling is the amazing thing ever

A really lovely, silky smooth pen to draw/doodle/take notes with..These are great pens to use, even for left-handers like myself.The ink is a good dark black, and dries instantly.It isn't permanent like a Sharpie, and is easily removed from surfaces.The 2mm nib is really a little big for general writing, but is a great size for drawing or doodling sketches.I have included a photo of the 2mm nibbed V Sign pen versus a 0.5mm nibbed pen.Overall, a lovely pen to use, I always make sure that I have one available.Strongly recommended.I hope you found this review helpful.

I use 3 pens for my architectural work; 0.05 uni pin, 0.7 pilot v-ball, and these 2.0 pilot v-sign. Out of the three, this is tied with the 0.7 for reliability, durability, consistency and ease of use.The physical size, weighting and grip of this pen is very good. It is very smooth, controlled and a joy to draw with. Each pens lasts a long time (unless another architecture student steals it!) and they are rather good value.I would highly recommend these. Superb thick pens.Edit: It is now April 2017, five years since my original review. I stand by everything I said - these V Sign pens are excellent and I use them daily.

Fantastic pen for writing, taking notes and drawing and annotating diagrams during meetings and also for signing your signature on documents and merchandise of your lovely fans after a very wild gig! A great pen to use; personally I have ordered these a few times now due to being so satisfied with the quality and how long the ink lasts.

Great pens. i don't do a whole lot of writing, so not going to claim to be an expert, but i have used a large assortment in my time, and these are absolutely fantastic for what i want them for, namely short notes, labels and doodling whilst on the phone. I am constantly pleased by the form and style they give me, an otherwise completely untalented doodler. They also make my hand writing look good and are comfortable to use.I am not sure I would write an essay with them as they are maybe to thick for that purpose, but there are many pens out there for the long distance writing.

Writing with this pen is a dream. Really great for signs/ revision as quite thick yet beautiful

I really like this pen. I don't like using fountain pens of biros as they both smudge, and between that and my terrible handwriting, any notes I take look garbage. Along comes the Pilot V Sign..This thing uses a faily fluid liquid ink which always flows out with ease and never dries up on the nib or in the pen body. On the page the ink dries quickly and is decently opaque and doesn't dampen and bobble softer papers like a felt-tip does. On thinner paper (Moleskine notebooks/diaries) the ink bleeds through a little but writing faster mitigates this slightly.I quite like drawing with this too. The aprox 1mm line it draws is good for clumsy, naive sketches (which compliments my junky style).I genuinely love this pen and will keep buying boxes of them.

These are my favorite 'soft nib' pens.They write so smoothly and all of my fellow design students are always asking me where I get them. I first bought one single in paper-chase but this bundle is such a bargain! I keep a box in my desk drawer at all times and they last for a good amount of time, you can see the ink through the side of the pens however they are non refillable.