Customer Reviews

Excellent Gel Pen! Compared to the Pilot G2 and Uni 207 in 1.0mm this is my favorite. My only concern is that JetPens doesn't have refills for it yet. I do hope these are on their way! I figure if they sell the 0.7 refills they should sell the 1.0 too right? After all it's the same basic pen. Anyway, this is a very smooth writer and leaves a dark bold line. If you're in the need for a 1.0 mm sized Gel Pen please give this one a try! For $1.30 US you can't go wrong!

some folks might be put off by the thickness of this pen but i really like the bold lines that it makes when I write my notes. hands down my favorite pen for general note taking along with the 0.7mm point.

by far the best green pen on the market. so many other pens out there are the ugly electric lime green color, which is not good for everyday use. other greens are often still too vibrant. however, this green is a little more masculine and professional--that's why i love it. it is my number one go to pen!

Great pen and color! -pen is comparable to the G-2 and in some ways better (especially the color)

the green is great for notes. very dark bold green

One of the best greens among gel ink pens. Writes well.

This color is amazing. Not quite brown, not quite red. Excellent change from the ol' blue or black. The ink is wetter than the Uni-ball ink (which I like) and is super-smooth!

Olive Green doesn't fit the true color of the pen, more like a lime color. Anyways, this pen is not a good choice for notes or writing in general; but the pen is great for circling things like when you're editing some work. For writing I always prefer black ink which stands true for most of the Sarasas. The grip is comfortable and the clip is good. Over all a very exceptional pen.

Try this pen out and you will see why I buy these by the case. They write like butter on a hot pan. No matter what kind of paper you are using whether you are signing a receipt or writing you next New York Times best seller or filling out forms you can't go wrong with them. Great for writing in Japanese or Chinese as well. Love these!

It comes out skipping when I first remove the pink cap from the pen. I had to scribble at first on a scrap paper. It writes so well now after doing that. The ink is slightly darker than the usual blue u see, so I was really surprise at first.

I really like how this pen writes and the grip to it. It is really different than the G-2 that I am used to. Would recommend it to others.

I purchased this when I needed to add an olive green to my collection... unfortunately it is not an olive green at all. It's closer to a lime green, only a tad darker. The pen itself was okay, but since I had bought it specifically for it's olive green color, I was disappointed.

I have several of these pens in cobalt, which I find to be a beautiful color. Unfortunately after a short while the ink supply becomes very dark and no longer writes as it did at first. It seems something changes as the ink ages so do not expect a consistent color.

I need a bold blue pen to sign documents. I have so far gone through two dozen or more of this bold point pen with never a failure or an issue with the mechanism. For a bold point pen the ink lasts a long time and the cartridge is really empty when it's done with so there is no waste of ink. Every single one I've used has written smoothly. I also use Sarasa Zebra pens for artwork and they are likewise a great and reliable pen. I wish I could find 1.0 blue refills which would be more economical.

I love the sarasas. they are comparable to G-2 and the colors are usually much better

I have had some inconsistencies with this particular color. Some pens run very dark and beautiful to my tastes; while others have a very light and watered down look-similar to the cap but too light to read.

Great pen and color! -pen is comparable to the G-2 and in some ways better (especially the color)

Yikes! Not olive at all, but sort of a deep lime green. I have an elderly pen in this color; the ink was indeed an uninspired olive, but sometimes you just need to write something in drag olive. Or I do, anyway. I was SO disappointed with my new "olive green" Zebra Sarasa retractable gel ink pen: the color was a kind of "Livid Lime." Or "Radiant Bile." It's a little darker than many lime greens, but still not useful for much of anything. Skip it!

Good dark green color, but very thick lines even for a 0.7mm. Also, I prefer the Sarasa Clip version much more than the traditional and easy to break plastic clips.

Outstanding pen. I love the Sarasa line of pens by Zebra. They are my "go to" pen for nearly every project. This particular pen is especially wonderful - the ink is an unusual blue-gray color that is serious, yet distinctive. I have experienced no problems with the ink color darkening over time - from the start on to the end of the ink supply, I find the color to be the same. Love this pen!

This is absolutely the best pen I have found. The ink flow is smooth, not scratchy. The ink dries quickly when put down on paper, so no smears. The blue black color is excellent. Formal like black ink with a bit of flair. I even use these refills in my Mont Blanc Generation rollerball pen.

The ink color is virtually the same as the burgundy Pilot G-2. I have both with 0.7mm tips and the only notable difference is that the Zebra writes slightly wider than the Pilot. A good pen and color.

I just picked up ten of these pens as I heard that they are being discontinued. I hope that Zebra comes out with another great gel pen in this color. I do all of my writing with these pens.

This is definitely one of my favorite pens. I think I have gone through 10 in the last 5 months. I like the ink alot better than the Pilot G2.

This is my favorite ink within the Sarasa Series of pens. Can't live without it... a classic.

I agree this is one of my least favorite in the Sarasa Collection. It's a bright candy green that's too bright for most applications, however— when it dries it tends to who better. Not something I'd use for business unless I had to highlight [circle] something. Yet, it's affective.

I love this indigo pen color and how it feels/writes! It makes working and writing a much ore pleasant and soothing experience. When pen started running out of ink after a few months, I realized how sad I was to near the end of it's use...back to JetPens to restock!

Not the absolute best pen I've ever ever used but pretty darn good. Indigo ink is gorgeous! I prefer the Sarasa Push Clip instead though. 1) The push clip has the clip which you can play around with and 2) the grip on the push clip is 8 mm closer to the end of the pen than this version. I hold my pens pretty close to the end and with most pens I end up barely using the grip. Also, the body is a dark clear plastic in this version which I thinks looks very nice. On the push clip version, it's plain clear and doesn't look as nice.