Pilot G2 Premium Retractable Gel Ink Pens, Bold Point (1.0 mm), Assorted Ink, 10 Count

This is the only size pen I'd rather write with. It doesn't bleed on your paper, it flow nicely across the paper. It's for ambidextrous writers that want the feel of writing calligraphy. I'd definitely recommend these pens as well as continue to purchase, as I've realized these size pens are hard to find. 0.38 pilot G-2.

These are my favorite pens to write with. The ink is dark and writes smoothly. There have been no drips or leakages The pen shows when ink is being used up and might run out soon. The only complaint is that I wish it had a faster drying time to prevent smudging with my hand until it dries.

This is my favorite pen to keep on hand. It is smooth to write with and with nerve damage in my wrist, the bold ink shows up easily with my light pressure. I used to love the fine ink pens but as this problem got worse as I am getting older, I had to adjust to the bold ink pens. I use them for everything; letters, memos, forms, surveys, etc. So they would work great for anyone. The fine or the bold. These write great until they start getting empty and their ink stops flowing and it's time for a new pen or the ink refills. And they work great also!

This 7mm gel pen writes smoothly with just the right boldness without any ink smudging. It has great click action and finger grip. The 10 pack was a wonderful savings since I use these pens exclusively for my journaling, diary and personal accounts.

These are the very best pens . . . I even pay extra when ordering them . . . sellers have figured out that people love them so you can mainly only get them from re-sellers now . . . and I still buy them - because they're my absolute favorite. They're beautiful . . . black ink but the pen colors are gorgeous. Great grip, smooth writing that doesn't smudge like gel pens.

As a learner of the Japanese language, I sometimes have difficulty finding pens with a fine enough tip to write kana cleanly. These handle the small strokes really well with smooth and consistent ink flow. It's the same great G2 quality I've always loved, and now precise enough for my Japanese handwriting.

The best pens for the money! To write notes, or draw designs, they never miss, and lines straight or curves, these are the best. So many pens SKIP! Or do not like to draw curves…I designed jewelry for many years, and I needed a pen that exactly followed what I drew without skipping…I was also a realtor for many years, and this pen never skips when filling out important forms. The only ones I use, even as retired, for check writing, or writing daily lists and notes…worth buying the BEST!

This is my favorite pen! I work in an office and all of my coworkers who buy our own pens buy this brand because it is the best. Many clients take these pens from our office because they love how easily the ink flows and how smoothly these pens write. Most people in my office prefer a medium point but I like an extra fine point so this is the pen for me for any physical writing tasks. This pen allows me the ability to write maximum information in a small space without any bleeding or loss of clarity even when the information is being scanned and faxed/emailed across the country. I have this pen with me at all times and carry it with my business cards as I consider it essential for me to always be prepared for any networking opportunities. Pilot G2s are available in multiple colors and each one looks great. The ink dries quickly to prevent any smudges on legal documents no matter which point you choose. Overall the Pilot G2 is the best gel pen on the market!

I always buy Bold - 1m pens and the Pilot G2's are still one of the best pens for the darkest ink and their smoothness. Only complaints is the "gel" empties fast !!! and sometimes they'll smear. And of course they are a bit too pricey but all pens are TOO expensive these days !!

I used to absolutely love these pens. The effortless glide, decent ink flow, the perfect grip, and no worry about skipping ink. However, they must have changed something. The last time I purchased these pens, I had ink skipping and dryness (it's like they were dried up inside). These pens are not like they used to be. Maybe I just got a bad pack, but after years of buying them, this was the only time I noticed the decline in quality.