Zebra Pen, ZEB46830, Sarasa Gel Retractable Pens

Best pens for lefties, no ink smear even. lefties will know what I mean. really good pens.

Do not bleed gel pens. Got them to work. Love them!

I have been using Zebra Sarasa pens for over ten years now. They just keep getting better!! I might find one in a drawer or pencil cup or notebook that I haven't used for awhile...it always starts writing without fail. Other gel pens on the market would be dry or unusable in that amount of time and the Sarasa pens write smoother for me than any other gel pen on the market. The color selection is is outstanding and unmatched by any other brand. Please, Zebra, only keep changing for the positive and you'll always have my business!!!

I am immediately impressed with the Zebra SARASA Gel Pen! I stumbled upon one of these while walking to the library and the exterior just caught my eye. At first I was assuming it was some kind of Brown, or maybe some kind of Red, or some kind of Red/Brown hybrid...like Mahogany(really!, this one was on the tip of my tongue). And so, I decided to search, and Eureka!, I think I'm a fan.

I have been buying the Sarasa Gel Retractable pens multiple times a year, and using them to color-code my life, for about 15 years now. I've tried other colored pens and nothing has come close to these. The colors are vibrant and I love how quick they dry, I rarely get a smudge from them. I use them in my planner everyday! I'm kind of known by my colored pens by people at my work, and was known for them in high school as well. Please don't ever stop making them! Only cons (that really have nothing to do with the pens themselves): - The plastic case they come in falls apart easy. I really like how it displays all of the pens making colors easy to find, but when it falls apart I have to put them in a pencil case. #firstworldproblems - Whenever there is a color change it throws off my whole color-coded system in my planner. Please only add colors, don't change them.

Great pen. Smooth writing, good ink penetration into the paper. Excellent choice of colors. Two problems though - 1. the refills are not available in all colors. 2. the pens run out of ink too fast. Perhaps a bigger ink reservoir? These are my favorite gel pens.

I see that I am having the same problem as many others have written. I love the pens too, but usually have an ink flow problem. With a full barrel of ink, and then it stops writing, or I can only write for so long and then it stops. I love these for grading papers. Also, I see the common response is to contact customer service. Has anyone contacted customer service? Have you been reimbursed or have your specific color of pen replaced?

I have been using the Sarasa 1.0, .5 and .7 pens for awhile....all was fine until about one year ago when each one of them will stop working and the flow of ink completely stops. Sometimes, with vigorous shaking I can get the flow back. Other times, I just through the pen out. I work in a office of 10 people and they all are experiencing the same issues. We thought that it was an isolated issue with a certain lot manufactured, but same issue is recurring with new boxes purchased. I love the pens and the different sizes available, but am getting frustrated with this issue. Any help would be greatly appreciated or will need to move to another product line.

I purchased 5 Sarasa Dry X20 0.7 pens in Mahogany because of a Zebra pen in this style I had been given in a welcome bag for a teaching job. I loved that pen and I wanted more of them when it ran out of ink. I've now used 3 of the 5 pens. I use these pens daily -- it's my preferred ink color for everything, from To Do lists to journaling and even taking notes on the job. No smudging or smearing, but I consistently run into the ""ink flow"" problem. Even with a brand new pen, after about 5-10 minutes of writing, suddenly it's as though the pen is out of ink. I'm scratching the paper but barely getting any ink out. I don't understand why this happens, especially since the pen I was gifted never had this problem. I would love to order more of these pens because they're my favorite--when they work. Zebra, I hope you can figure out why this is happening. Unfortunately, I can't justify spending more money on pens if they aren't reliable.

For years, I have used the 0.7 pen in blue, and, fewer, in red. I used the blue every day and was loyal to the brand. I, recently, bought a 'package' of new blue pens (0.7) knowing that I would continue to enjoy them. If I knew what these new pens were like I would not have bought them. These pens write thick/wide - not what I want - not what I need. I know the 0.5 writes thin ... I'm not looking for thin. That's good for accounting - fine detail. Should you make 0.7 pens as they were - I'd appreciate knowing. Or, if there is some old stock - in good shape - I would be interested to know.