PARKERJotter Originals Ballpoint Pens | Assorted Retro Finishes | Medium Point | Handwriting Pens & Stationery Supplies | Black Ink Pen Set | 4 Count

We go through lots of disposable ball points and, although we put them to recycle, it still seems an awful waste of environmental resources. So I decided to go for refillable and these Parkers seemed a good choice: decent make; large sized refills; can take ballpoint or gel rollerball; can swap between black or blue; write well with little or no blotches so far (haven't used up an ink cartridge yet); not as comfortable to write with as our usual disposables but small price to pay and I'm sure we'll get used to it; this pack of 4 is great value.

I love these pens. They are a bit smaller than regular ballpoint pens but they suit me as I have small hands. Comfortable to write with and writing quality is good. I like the colours available. The main body of the pen (coloured part) is plastic and doesn’t feel as robust as more expensive Parker pens but good value for money and like the fact they are reusable.

Parker pens have been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. They may not be premium, or high-end, but they are of a quality I enjoy using. As a child, no birthday or Christmas was complete without a Parker pen gift, and I loved it! This set is beautiful and the colours just pop. Currently well under twenty pounds, the price is superb. I have one minor quibble - I wish the box were better designed, with individual slots for each pen. As I say, a minor quibble and I will look forward to using these pens for my journalling.

I like many reviewers used to use parker pens at school (15 years ago) and I always felt posh having them whilst everyone else had cheap plastic ones. When I saw this set of 4 for £13.47 I couldn't resist buying some. Many people say they have shrunk since they were at school and that may be the case but I found an old Jotter pen I had 15 years ago and placed them side by side with the new ones and they are exactly the same thickness and length. I weighed both pens and they are both 11g so claims they are using cheaper materials are not true. the bottom part of the pen has always been plastic in the 20 years I've used them but they did and still do produce full metal versions. the only difference I could see was the arrow design has changed on the cap and there is not a parker P engraved on the top of the clicker. Maybe they just seem smaller and lighter to people now they are older but I can confirm they are the same length and thickness as a jotter pen from 15 years ago and they weigh exactly the same. I love the range of colours. Its a shame they don't sell the other 4 of the 8 colours in a second set of 4 as they are much cheaper than buying individually and they come in a nice presentation box too. Id quite like a full set of all 8 colours as I only ever used to have a blue one so the novelty of a bright orange one appeals to me

Have been very happy with them.

Fantastic quality pens, they look smart and great value for money.

Have a Parker’s pens in rack colour ink and the pen colour to match. Great when writing notes, and great in exams (black ink) as you know they won’t run out of ink

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