SHARPIE S-Gel Gel Pens Drawing Pens Gel Ink For Journaling Writing Coloring Medium Point (0.7Mm) Green Barrel Black Ink 4 Count

I absolutely love a good Sharpie pen, but the green is such a nice touch. Pen writes super smooth, without any issues. It's comfortable to hold, no issues there. Overall, it doesn't disappoint.

I'm a pen "snob". I'm very picky about them. I bought these because I wanted "green ink" pens. Duh. These are ink pens that are green with lovely black ink! My husband sure got a kick out of this! Anyway, these pens are great to write with. They're like a ball point pen but are actually gel. They feel great and write great. Oh. And my husband nabbed two of them right away - he's more of a pen snob them me!!

As an avid hand writer, I use pens a lot. The pen I use is very important to me in terms of both comfort and performance. I need a pen that has amazing grip while also having smooth as butter ink.For the longest time, 6ish years, I would only use one brand and type of pen. The Papermate Inkjoy pens. I don’t know if they have a model name, but they are the ones that look like long tubes (iykyk). I was dearly in love with these pens and at the time that was the smoothest pen I had ever used. Very little ink smear too. The physical feeling in my hand of writing with it and the smooth glide was unmatched. But I never did like how it looked or felt. I always thought they were unsightly and uncomfortable but that is something I sacrificed in order to have THE perfect penmanship. It was something I simply adjusted to.Until one day, I decided that life isn’t about settling for something just because you’re afraid you won’t find something better. I have done that my whole life and at the ripe old age of almost 30 unfortunately, I realized that it doesn’t have to be that way.So, I came to Amazon in search of my replacement. I looked and I looked and I looked. Nada. I have a lot of experience with pens and I can often tell how they will perform just by looking at them. All I’d see is garbage. Pens that smudge. Pens made of uncomfortable plastic. Pens that claim they’re fine point when really they’re thicker than a CVS receipt folded in half 10 times.I nearly gave up my search. I thought to myself “well maybe it’s not so bad. The hand cramps are worth it because no other pen can write like this one does”.And then I found it. The Sharpie S Gel. When I laid eyes on it, I was skeptical, but for some reason I just had hope that this might be the one. I got my package and immediately tested them out. And I was in awe. These pens have even better, even smoother glide than the Inkjoys, AND they’re built perfectly causing no cramps or hand fatigue whatsoever. These pens have everything the Inkjoy had and far more because now I can write away with no repercussions.These are my forever pens now and I can’t believe I went all that time convincing myself that there would never be a better pen.-woman who really likes pens

I'm a secretary, so I'm very particular about my pens. These are my current favorite. I don't usually use gel pens for work, but got a couple of these as a gift from a vender. I liked them, so bought some.Smooth writing and ink doesn't skip.

Best pens on the market, they are long lasting, smooth writing, no smudge, and they feel like they were ment to be in my hand. They are my favorite thing to write with and will always jump to refill when they are out!

Bought these for work and I love the color green. I’m left handed and am often worried about smearing ink when I write. These don’t smear at all! My only complaint is sometimes the pen doesn’t write like it’s dried up but there’s plenty of ink left. I’m not sure if that’s a left handed issue or an issue with the pen.

I love these pens and as soon as I saw they had them in my favorite color, I had to rush to buy them! The ink is smooth on any type of paper and they dont leak at all!

I love these pens! I write a lot for school where we have to write entire patient visit notes by hand, and where other pens have run out, these write smoothly and work consistently every time. I write relatively small and the pen works fine for that, but isn’t as fine of a point as some other pens. However, it hasn’t been a problem. These write just as smooth as the pilot G2 pens, but where those ones smear ink everywhere, my writing dries quickly with these. The pens are also comfortable to hold. The ink is very dark and clear but doesn’t bleed through regular notebook paper. You can faintly see the writing on the other side but not enough to be problematic for legibility.