Customer Reviews

(5 customer reviews)

  Simply great! I use this..., March 30, 2011

By gim...

Simply great! I use this pen to make notes next to the text in books etc. This pen enables you to write very small, but still readable. It is the thinnest writing ballpoint pen I know of. I used fineliners before, but on a lot of paper types used for printed books they tend to bleed a lot, eventually still leaving you with a thick line and messy writing.
Also thumbs up for JetPens in general. Easy ordering and very fast shipping to Europe (NL).

  This has become one of..., March 19, 2011

By nco...

This has become one of my most favorite pens for school. The compact body doesn't take up much room in my pencil bag, and the line is thin enough to fit long words into those ridiculously small spaces they give you on worksheets! I also like the grip: my fingers never slip off of it!

  These are fantastic pens...., September 8, 2010

By kgs...

These are fantastic pens. Ideal for writing very fine or small. And the new colors, particularly this red one, are a step up in appearance. My only real complaint is that the refills aren't offered in blue. That has to change!

  I bought this pen recently,..., April 23, 2010

By m.frost26

I bought this pen recently, and the thing that I like the most about it is the body shape. It's very contoured and comfortable to grip. The line is thin like I want it to be, but not as smooth as I would hope. My biggest complaint is that it seems like there could have been a LOT more ink put in the cartridge, but instead it looks like it's already half-gone.

  This is a fairly dark..., October 2, 2009

By e_kwa

This is a fairly dark pen (so it is close to a true black color, rather than a grey color that, tragically, many "black" ballpoint pens have). But it is not as dark as Uni-ball's jetstream. It writes continuously, but is not as smooth as I would like. Overall it is probably the best thin black ballpoint pen I have found.

Does this come in different ink colors (the barrel color is slightly confusing...are they all black inked?).