Pilot, Precise V7, Capped Liquid Ink Rolling Ball Pens, Fine Point 0.7 mm, Blue, Pack of 12

I received this Pilot Precise V7 Blue 12 Pens Set and I'm in love! This is by FAR not the first time I've purchased these pens. I fell in love with Pilot Pens years ago when I was a little girl in Elementary school watching my teacher grade papers with them. I was SO entrigued with how smoothly the ink came out. I couldn't wait until I could have one of my own!Years later, and finally I could get my very own Pilot Pens!I squeal inside everytime I use them because they just glide so smoothly. I primarily handwrite in cursive (I know, they don't even teach that anymore), and nothing irks me more than having a pen that has ink that cuts out or is goupy and sticky. You won't see any of that with these pens.They also last MUCH longer than other gel or discount roller ball pens.They fit really well in the hand, not too thick or really thin, either. And the clip is steel - not plastic, so it doesn't break off anoyingly when you clip in on and off.The best part about this order, was that when I opened my box of 12 blue Pens, I counted 13! They threw in an extra pen for me, which I am absolutely giddy over! Thanks guys!Conclusion: Buy these pens, only these pens. You won't regret it!

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These pens in the blue ink are my most favorite. They write so well and feel creamy when using it on my legal pad paper. I have not had a problem with this ink bleeding through the paper. If the paper is thin there is a little bleed through on the other side. This pen does not bleed on my fingers at all like some pens do. I write with these pens everyday and they last several weeks before the ink dries up. Great for work or journaling. If you like blue ink, this pen is wonderful. I have tried the black ink but for some reason it is not as creamy as the blue ink. Would recommend this pen to others for sure!

I've used this same pen for decades and they are great. I'm left handed and they don't smear. So smooth to write with as well.

Pens write smoothly and effortlessly on any type of paper that I have used them on. Only complaint is that the ink does not seem to last very long.

The blue Pilot V7 is my favorite pen to use when I don't have a fountain pen. And still it's better on certain surfaces and for ink drying time (nearly instant w/ the Pilot). I'm glad these come in a big box. At about a dollar w/ tax, it's a great deal. They're not refillable but you avoid the possible mess and hassle of refillable pens. Just throw it in your bag and you have a reliable pen.I can remember just a couple times perhaps that one of these leaked and I got ink on my fingers. And that's after going through a few boxes of these over more than a decade. I'd recommend them to anyone.

I've tested several pens and found this the best value in the disposable range. I carried the great American pen for decades, but their refill quality fell apart, so I've moved on and settled on V7.The only downside to V7 is the finish: it's a small, cheap, hard, slick tube; there's nothing wrong with that and they work for me fine. People with big hands (men's ring size 11 or larger) might find them hard to handle.But everything else about these pens is solid, especially the value. I buy them by the box (12) to get the best price. I tried the other disposables, but I think these give the best cost-to-life value.There are different flavors, so you need to try the three-packs until you find your best fit. V5 is a smaller tip (0.5mm?); V7 is probably 0.7mm. Then they come in different finishes: I find extra fine to be too fine unless you're sketching in a pen-and-ink fashion. So I use fine: I can get lighter lines with touch in the rare cases when I need them. With fine you can sign documents and fill out forms and edit print-outs; I card out baseball games, so lots of details and ticks and lines in little boxes and V7 fine is perfect for that.The tip rolls with the tiniest resistance . . . . which is what I need. I don't want it to roll flawlessly because I like the tiny drag to help me feel where I am. These roll even easier than the best ball-point.The slower you write, the wider the ink will feed (same way as a nib works). From that you figure out which type (medium, fine, extra fine) you need to get the line width you want at the speed at which you write.

I have used these pens for years and I absolutely love them. They glide easily on your paper and you don’t have to bear down when writing. They also last longer than most pens like this do. It is important to keep the lid on these when you are not using this pen. Even though these pens don’t leak on your fingers or blotch the paper when writing, they will leave ink on a surface they are touching, like a bedspread. You also don’t want to leave them in a hot car, because they will bleed inside the lid of the pen. When I received these, the pen box had opened and the pens were all over inside the shipping box, but it was not a big deal to me. I highly recommend these and the price is reasonable. The blue ink is also a beautiful blue color. I like the V7 pens much better than the V5 pens, which are the very fine type.