uni-ball60384 uni-ball Vision Rollerball Pens, Fine Point (0.7mm), Pink, 12 Count

After using the Uniball pen once I immediately discovered its smooth and effortless flow across paper. I gave away all my collection of "free" ball point pens.

Good pens

These pens are bright green, exactly like the color of the Green Power Ranger.

Only pens my husband loves.Has two in every suit!

My favorite pens

These pens are really good. They have a thick line, so be aware. The ink flows smooth and dark over the tip, delivering an excellent line. The pen is lightweight, with a simple, straight design to the barrel, making it easy for any type of grip. The ink itself is dark and crisp, but it does bleed through a bit with cheap paper, like in spiral notebooks and composition books.It's one of my favorite pens. If I'm in the mood for a thick, definitive stroke, this is the one I go to. I use it for visibility when I handwrite something I want to scan or copy. I use it in my journal when it's been a particularly satisfying day. I use it in my BOJO (now being careful to let it dry) for shapes, headlines, and anything I want to look bold. It withstands highlighters, too. It's a great pen.The worst feature is that it takes a couple of seconds to dry. Longer than a regular pen, but not as long as white-out (correction fluid). I'm just letting you know.P.S. They have a pack of colored ones, too!

I've been using these pens since at least 2015 and they are phenomenal.They write smoother than any other pen I've used (except for a silver ballpoint with refillable cartridges I cannot find again for the life of me, probably bought from Staples or something not Amazon), the ink is unbelievably permanent (it's so strong that if you spill tea on cheap paper with this pen's ink on it the ink won't bleed, won't budge, won't smudge, NOTHING) and best of all they're comfortable to write with.I personally recommend the needle point ones the most, these are standard style wedge point pens but the needle ended ones allow insane precision.The 0.7 mm (I think that's what these are) line width makes these pens especially satisfying to do hand writing with as well as artistic stuff.Don't bother using those cheap Pentech or whatever that other company is that competes with Dixon (papermate I think) pens, these are THE pen to use.

This is my everyday pen. If I hate the pens used at clinics, drugstores, etc, this comes out and annoys the snot out of whoever demanded forms be done in black or blue, then supplies a crappy pen.I get it. Nice pens end up growing feet and scampering away. They abandon their comfy cup and leave their office, no matter what the humans attach to them. I use military medical, and boy, I have seen some crazy stuff attached to pens. You can tell when they are using crappy pens, because they are in their original state, practically begging, "STEAL ME!!!!" No flowers wooly worms, obnoxious pompoms or Barbie heads (I warned you, I've seen crazy stuff attached to pens...)Nnnnope. Uniball Vision, pink ink. Great feel on paper, nicely balanced in the hand. Writes cleanly, no globs, every time. Probably the only brand I use until it is dry.