Pigma Blue Fine Line Design Pen .45mm

Last year I discovered the Zebra line of pens. I tried numerous models and now use the Zebra G-750 gel. It glides smoothly across the paper and the gel dries instantly. The G-750 is is the best gel pen out there. It's a pleasure to use. I'm kind of an stationary buff, I've used pens costing three times as much. They turned out to be a disappointment. Give the Zebra line of pens a try, you'll be glad that you did.

I use this refill in two pen models. It writes beautifully! I love the full, wet, flow and the intense black color. I am actually a lover of fine fountain pens (I own two magnificent ones), yet they are not practical for everyday carry, spur of the moment writing, where these refills/pens give a close approximation of that writing experience.

I like blue ink and I really like the G-301. I am a notary and use these pens on legal documents. The blue is dark, the gel dries quickly, the only problem is the smaller than normal size pen and refills that run out quickly. The pens are still worth it!

These pens are great for underlining Bible verses and writing notes in the margins of my Bible. They are also good for adding some highlight to my personal notes in notebooks w/out being as "loud" as a highlighter. Never globby ink, no skips in the "main" colors but the turquoise is a little skippy. Overall, the pens write very smooth and flow without any leaks or globs on the paper. Will definitely purchase again in black, blue, navy, green, pink and purple!

I've been a huge fan of zebra pens for awhile. They are definitely one of my favourites. When I found these with a movable "puah" clip, I just had to get them. It sounded like it would be very useful when putting into my purse pocket or checkbook. I was also intrigued by the claim of non-smearing. These pens work amazing, they are exactly what I have come to expect from zebra pens. I do love the clip as well. It makes putting the pen away very easy and is a fun fidget as well. The non-smearing claim was a little off though. That being said, under normal use like writing you shouldn't have any smearing, but doodling, thick lettering will need a few seconds