Customer Reviews

great pen. Works awesome. It kinda flys under the radar. It doesn't look like a multi pen so no one really wants to take it. I use mine at work and use all 3 different writing instruments many, many times a day and it still works flawlessly.

please restock

I purchased one of these to use here at school. I liked it so much I bought 11 more for fellow teachers. I would prefer a thicker ink line, but I can take care of that with refills. Good value for the cost. I highly recommend.

This pen writes very smoothly like all the Zebra pens. A bit overo priced for what it is though. I'd buy the Zebra Clip-On Multi before this one.

I love this multi-pen. I have had it for over 6 months, and it still functions well. It is easy to use, and looks a lot more professional than most multipens. My only complaint is that the eraser is not very good quality.

Excellent Pen. I had my old one over two years, with daily use in very rugged terrains. (Afghanistan) I was really bummed when I lost my Sharbo during an attack.

Super rugged, I played with it all the time. Twirling, dropping and constant twisting. Perfect pen for anyone dealign with offical documents, needing to do corrections, or just penciling in notes. I have another one now and look forward to owning future Zebra quality pens.

This pen/pencil combination is great. My only problem is that the color of the pen itself is more purple than blue and I would have ordered black instead if I'd known that.

First off, let me start by saying that I am a big fan of the Uniball Jetstream line of pens. I really like the flow and look of their ink. However, I haven't found a Jetstream multipen that's quite right yet. I decided to try the Zebra SK-Sharbo+1 multipen to see if it could be hacked to take Jetstream refills.

The Sharbo pen looks really good, switches well between colors, and can be used in a professional environment without looking out of place. The grip is a harder rubber, which I prefer, but the diameter is ever so slightly larger than I like. It's close enough that I could probably get used to it. For the price, I am pleased with this pen.

While the Zebra ink does a reasonable job, I quickly pulled the pen apart to put in Jetstream multipen refills for the red and black ink. The Jetstream refill is just very slightly shorter than the Zebra ink, but it is the same diameter. To get the Jetstream inks to stick out the right distance, I cut roughly 1/8" off the end of an extra ink refill and slid that into the well of the Sharbo pen. Now a new Jetstream ink refill fits perfectly and functions just like the original ink. I now have a nicely functioning multipen with my favorite ink!

Unfortunately, I find that there is still a drawback to this pen. To retract the pen, you rotate the barrel to a position midway between two colors. This position poises one or two ink tips very close to the end of the pen, and in my shirt pocket I got ink stains on more than one occasion. If you look at the picture of the clear version of this pen, you will see what I mean about how close the ink tip is to the end when retracted. This isn't a slight against this particular pen, but rather a cautionary statement about rotary/twist selection pens in general. For this reason I don't use this as my regular pen.

I have three multi pens and I like this one the best. I use it daily. The ink/ballpoint is great - smooth line, doesn't get clogged, the ink lasts a long time. No mechanical issues, comfortable grip. The pencil works good too. I just order two more of these pens and some refills.

This pen rox

nice pen

Is it plastic, or some type of metal?

I have been using these multipens for a long time
and I had lost my white one so I ordered it from here.
It was obviously a BAD idea.
Unlike the other ones, which I purchased elsewhere, this one wasn't turning well and it was hard to push the top bit that makes the lead come out. It was so rough that it was making a squeeking noise as I turned it and pushed the top bit.
I love these multipens but do not buy them from here.

I don't have it yet, and was wondering if it was worth it...