Pilot FriXion Clicker Erasable Gel Ink Pens, Extra Fine Point (0.5 mm), Assorted Ink, 8 Count

I love these pens so much! The write smoothly, have a good weight and they are erasable marker! These are less expensive than the gel options. The are not intermittent like gel, they write smooth, I keep extra packs on hand to pass out as gifts. I am a teacher and I stand by these awesome pens!!

These pens write smoothly, and I really like that the ink can be erased easily when I make a mistake. The fine point makes the writing look neat and clean. They are especially useful for notes, homework, and everyday writing. The black ink is clear and easy to read. Overall, very convenient and good quality.

My son loves them! This is his first year in high school, so he's not used to writing with pen all the time. He wanted some erasable pens, so I brought these and they work great! His teacher asked him what kind of pens they were so she could get some for herself. LOL! Definitely recommend!

These pens are highly popular marking tools in the quilting community. While designed for writing on paper, their thermo-sensitive ink formula makes them a favorite shortcut for tracing patterns and quilting design lines on fabric. The biggest draw for quilters is that the thermo-sensitive ink disappears completely when exposed to heat. Running a hot iron over your finished quilt blocks instantly removes your marked lines. The fine point tip glides across cotton weave without snagging or dragging. It creates sharp, high-visibility black lines. These lines are perfect for intricate stencils, half-square triangle guidelines, or free-motion quilting paths. The retractable design means you can easily deploy the pen with one hand while holding your ruler flat with the other. There is no cap to drop or lose in your sewing basket.

By accident I played a trick on my kids with this pen. I signed a paper from school and we designed to laminate there school note i had sign and was returned. Ones we put in the hot setting laminate my son saw my signature and the note I wrote to the teacher disappeared. So we did a experiment I wrote some stuff and laminated. It all was erased because of the heat. So caution if you have it near heat it will disappear. We took it as a joke but for more important things stick to a regular pen.

I homeschool and these are the only pens we use. I love that they are not only erasable, but they erase WELL! It doesn't make a mess or a hole. It's like erasing with a pencil. The ink glides so you can write smoothly, and it isn't smudgy like other ink pens can be. The ink lasts for a long time, and I buy them and put them in a gift bag for school every year, and use them as stocking stuffers because my teens love them.

These erasable gel pens work just like they claim. The ink erases easily and the pens write smoothly. Because I press hard, I still get an indentation, but that's on me, not the pen. I bought them mainly for tracing from my laptop screen, and they'll be great for that.

best pens for someone who's left handed and makes plenty of mistakes when writing...pro tip if your notes disappear due to leaving in a hot car, place paper in freezer and it'll reappear

I have a family member who practices his hacking techniques on my new phones. Sooo... I need to be able to erase and change sign in information and have these nice pens that erase cleanly is a godsend!

These are really useful pens for students, especially in math and science classes where you may be doing a lot of calculations, correcting work, or changing answers. I like being able to write in ink without it being permanent, and they are much cleaner to use than constantly switching between a pen and pencil. The biggest downside is that the ink seems to run out pretty quickly compared with a regular pen. I've also noticed that after erasing something, the ink can come out a little slowly for the next few seconds before it starts writing normally again. I also wish the ink could be erased with a standard pencil eraser instead of having to use the small eraser built into the top of the pen. It works fine, but having more flexibility would make them even better. Even with those drawbacks, they're extremely handy for school notes, homework, and subjects where you know you're going to be making corrections.