In terms of comfort while writing for long periods, a non-interrupting ink, glide over the paper, water resistance etc.
@dwightschrute I've heard about thin pens causing a lot of hand pain after a 3-hour exam. Have you written any with Pentonic Gel?
Wrote almost all college papers with it, didn't have any issues. College exam copies are thin, that's why I started using Pentonic in the first place.
@calvinhobbes from where you order them . They never seem to work when I buy from shop . Always rough tip
You can order them from here.
@Luffy Multiple reasons but in summary: ones on the left- too expensive for regular use along with some being too thick and some not waterproof etc; ones on the right- write too thin for my taste, my writing comes out shabby and some skip too much (dry ink or a rough ball)Still out of these I’m most comfortable with Uniball eye fine, if you write bigger then I’d recommend Uniball eye broad.
Look at uniball 215/217 too, they're similar to eye but cheaper because refillable. Makes them environmental-friendly too :p
@whatonly I did the same with Bic Cristal, all the ones are tried were extremely dry. Luckily I was able to return them however not before the pickup guy decided he didn’t trust me and wanted to count all 100, forgot his count twice before finally taking them away. I thought I learnt my mistake.Nope2 weeks back I ordered two boxes of Pentonic B-RT after some regretfully hasty decision making. Now they’re hidden behind some books in the hope that Maa doesn’t find them and end my trysts with pens (albeit several of them)
I feel better, thank you :P
If we have reached a stage in life where we have to hide pens from parents, some introspection is needed 😂