Zebra Gel Ballpoint Pen Sarasa Clip 0.7 Black 5 Pack P-JJB15-BK5

I had heard about the quality and smoothness of Zebra Sarasa Gel pens. Big box stores only usually carry Pilot G2's and Uni 201/301's. I had to find these on here or pen specific online retailers (Jetpens). The refills that have always been consistent for me are the Energels. Well, these so far are up to par. Smooth and don't skip. The ink for the Sarasa Clip pens is also archival, which is great for when I don't have a Uni gel pen handy. If you want to try a good, smooth, no skip, gel pen that's not the usual ones, these won't disappoint. They also have the Sarasa Dry which have darker ink and dry really quick and the "Mark On" which are great if you highlight and don't want it to smudge. This is a great line of pens.

The pens are good. Like the Write Quality. Nice and smooth. Ink flow could improve. Because it can pour some ink too much.

Two years ago I was experimenting with pens to find the one that suited my purposes best. I narrowed it down to gel pens. But many were sloppy writers or had poor ergonomics. And I wanted something waterproof once on paper--and few were. While reading reviews someone mentioned the Sarasa. I found a sample at Michaels crafts. The perfect pen. Writes beautifully and effortlessly--never a streak or glob of ink. Waterproof on paper, but ironically washes off hands easier and cleaner than non-waterproof ink. The spring clip is what really got me--I need a pen I can grab by the clip to put on my shirt pocket or collar that stays put--over any thickness of material--and yet is easy and quick to remove. And thankfully Amazon still carries them--although the ink does last a long time. I have tried the 0.5 and 0.7 and find the latter smoother and easier to write with. I can't recommend this pen enough. Everyone I lend it to, loves it.

I have to keep buying these pens because they are consistently wonderful, and I have had no problems. They write so smooth and there are sizes for whatever you need to write. My personal favorite is the 1.0 MM because it's fat, but that's just me. If you're someone who doesn't need to write aesthetically, then 0.7 is perfect. It doesn't run out of ink as fast as 1.0 MM and is just as good. The 1.0 MM (please keep in mind that I am a student and am writing pages worth of notes each day) lasts about a week or two for me. The 0.7 MM has lasted me about 2 months on average per pen. Not to mention they come in a pack of 5, so you don't have to worry about running out anytime soon. Great pens. I love them. They're a stationary nerd's dream, coming from someone who would pick up a pencil over a pen any day.

All around a great instrument. The ink is quick drying. What sets it apart from other demonstrator gel retractable rollerballs is the distinctive clip. It’s very sturdy and accommodating. The grip is more angular than rounded which I prefer. Great purchase; highly recommend for the quality relative to the value for the price! I included a side by side with a standard stick pen for size reference.

Really enjoyable writing experience. Doesn’t smear when writing with my left hand.

These are the best! Love the colored ones too!

It wrights smooth and the extra large clip allows it to clasp onto more things. I love the ink and functionality of this pen and would say it is in my top 3 favorite pens.