Vision Elite Rollerball Pens Bold Point, 0.8mm, Black, 12 Pack

Great product, great service!

I was a G2 user for a number of years, until the first time I wrote with a Uniball pen. These things are superb, the way that the ink flows feels like it's going directly from brain to page, without the pen even acting as an intermediary - they're just that smooth. My only criticism is that the clip is a little flimsy. Oftentimes that part will break weeks before the pen runs dry of ink. The pen still writes just as well without the clip, of course.

Solid pen

These are my all-time favorite pens. I like the bold because I am a person who likes to doodle… they are smooth as silk.

I love these pens.

Uniball has long made some of my favorite disposable pens, and for years I switched back and forth between them and the Pilot Precise Rollerball pens. I am a writer, and I still do a lot of things old school, which is to say I don't draft on the computer very much. I write and then type my draft into the computer. In addition, I write three pages longhand every day and I teach, which means I make a lot of comments by hand. So you get the idea when it comes to how much I use my pens. Because of my handwriting, the bold line works very well for me, and I am also a southpaw who has an almost permanently inked pinky finger from drag! But these pens work great for me because the ink and the tip flow very smoothly as I move my hand across the page. I love how very black the ink is, too. Simply put, this pen makes writing pleasurable. My main complaint, and it is not an inconsiderable one, is that these pens run out of ink way faster than any pen I've ever had. I am having to replace a pen at least every week, sometimes sooner. And at almost $4 a pop (or around $2 if you buy them in boxes of 12), that's quite a bit of money I have to spend to keep myself in pens. I looked into buying "refills," but they actually seem to cost more than the pens! So it is pretty darned expensive to maintain a supply of these disposable pens. Someone in a review on here said they used fingernail clippers to refill the barrel with fountain pen ink and then plugged it with wax, and hopefully that works well for them. For myself, I guess I will just have to spend almost $20 every couple of months to have a proper supply of my favorite pen.

I have to write clinic notes. Once I used these pens I did not want to write with anything else. The pens flow smoothly and effortlessly. The price is OK based on the quality.

Nice dark, thicker line. Smooth writing.