Mr. Pen- Retractable Gel Pens, 6 Pack, Gradient Color Barrels, Black Gel Pens, Fast Dry, Gel Pens Fine Point 0.5mm, Retractable Pens, Cute Pens, G...

I got the Vintage Barrels and I love the colors. The barrels are very smooth to the touch and seem to be a durable hard plastic. I thought the tip of the pen was odd but I really like it. I love how thin it writes. Im very pleased with how smooth it writes for me.

Beautiful set of pens. Both with writing and in hand. Its a smooth glide when writing and there are no hiccups when writing certain words. I would for sure purchase with the company.

So, these pens were delivered, and immediately tried, because I was anxiously awaiting them, Lol The barrels feel amazing, matte velvet goodness. Each pen had a red wax ball on the point for protection during shipping. The pens are perfectly weighted (bilateral carpal tunnel sufferer here), and are a dream to write with. Rich, highly pigmented ink that glides across paper with the ease of a gel pen, and zero smearing and the satisfying scratch of a ball point. Spectacularly price vs. number of pens. Absolute no-brainer purchase - complete satisfaction!

I have truly never felt the need to leave a review on ZeeBooth before as Ive never purchased a product that warranted a review. These pens are incredible. Ive absolutely been a writing implement snob since I was in elementary school. If a pen doesnt cut it, then Im not interested at all. This pen checks every box. The ink is bold but doesnt bleed. It doesnt skip at all or make any scratching. I love how the tip curves inward on the sides to make a nice fine point that you can see around and write very precisely (I have very small handwriting). The barrel is neither too skinny nor too large and is incredibly smooth due to the soft silicone feeling but not at all slippery like some pens can be. Not to mention they are really really cute to look at. Am I a little embarrassed to be leaving this long review on a pack of pens? Perhaps. But Im 100% going to be purchasing these again. Worth every cent!

Love these pens! Overall the pen is aesthetically pleasing and works well, at an affordable price! Everything about them is just awesome, so I have purchased them multiple times. They come in numerous different colors (all black ink though unless it says otherwise just fyi) to choose from. They are well-packaged for shipment/storage/purchase as well. The pen feels really soft and smooth when held and is light weight so it doesn't even leave a dent in my paperwork when sitting too long or feel too clunky when held. The 0.5mm fine ballpoint size allows me to write very smoothly and with small lettering if I choose. I have actually had other coworkers ask me if they can borrow my pen specifically because it can write in small spaces on diagrams that a regular pen just couldn't due to the ball point size. The clip has a quiet rolling ball that might be soothing to someone who fidgets, pen-clicks, or is simply bored at a meeting. The clip is sturdy and the pen is surprisingly well-built, strong, and easy to clean, which is a must for a mechanic like myself because sometimes I'm signing paperwork in the office and other times I need to write something quick on my hand before I forget. I love their versatility because sometimes it's only one or the other with pens: ones that write well on paper don't write well on skin and others that write well on skin smear too much on paper. There's really not anything to complain about, except that maybe if you were expecting colored ink to match the pen color, they only have black ink, unless it says otherwise in the description. I also wish they would sell refills (maybe they do and I just haven't found it yet, because the pen can be taken apart). Just FYI, all these pens are all ballpoint as far as I've seen, so if you're looking for felt-tip at a 0.5mm/0.7mm size, I recommend Sakura Pigma Micron pens instead. EDIT: To anyone wondering why I would EVER write on my hand instead of a notepad, there is a valid reason! Where I work as a mechanic, all tools and non-tool items are heavily controlled to prevent things being broken off and/or left behind in something. Pens are the ONLY exception as long as they pass inspection. By that I mean that they have to pass certain criteria to be taken into the workshop area (not the office spaces and such, but where the vehicles are actually worked on). Not even phones are allowed past that point and are left with someone in the office who will send someone else out to notify me if I receive a call or text. This inspection includes things such as making sure the only thing I have on me is a pen, and that the the pen type has limited parts (less parts building the assembly of the pen = less things to possibly break off) and nothing unnecessary like charms dangling from it. Everywhere I go I must also check that I still have my pen and that nothing is missing from it either; when I leave for a job, when I arrive at the vehicle, when I finish the work (before closing-up all panels with hardware etc), and when the job is complete (vehicle is ready for customer) before leaving that job for either the office spaces or another job. This may seem really weird or tedious but it is to help keep people safe (both mechanics and customers alike) and to prevent any damage to the vehicles, parts, or our equipment. These same inspections happen with our tools and equipment for the same reason. This Quality Assurance process has been found to be very effective at preventing accidents. Edit TLDR: I write on my hand because otherwise I would have to write on my sleeve due to the restrictions of my job