Best pen in Singapore...
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Originally posted by TIB1049L:
Terribly rough for me, but grip wise not bad. Ink is ballpoint but costs rather expensive for normal pen loh ... ...
they call these hybrids...reportedly the smoothness of gel ink with the durability of 'dry' ink..
but doesent seem so leh.
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anyone knows if pilot's G3 gel still in manufacture?
its a damn nice pen i remember. they called it a signature pen, good for signing documents with because of its 1.0mm tip.
damn nice to write with too.. but ink used up damn fast.
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G3 signature pen still on in popular... saw it in yishun popular bookstore...I find the G3 ink line rather thick which is a good thing but the ink like to smear into the other side of the foolscap paper... like it for it smooothness though...
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Originally posted by ---Max---:
I need to write everyday... I had some pens but if I need to write an essay my hand will hurt after writing around 3 pages. Is there a pen where it is not so expensive or cheap (FREE to $8) or so? I seriously require one. I currently using pilot g2 and pentel Hybrid TECHNICA... thank you for your feedback...
red leaf...
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i find ink pens usually very troublesome... some brands of ball point pens better lar...
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Originally posted by ryuuku89:
i find ink pens usually very troublesome... some brands of ball point pens better lar...
Depends bah. Gel-ink is a nuisance if you do use correction tape/fluid because they take a longer time to dry. If you cross out mistakes, gel-ink is better because the ink is more consistent, although spoils easily when dropped (especially Uniball Signos) -
I'm still looking for a pen that won't run out of ink nor get lost.
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Ahhh... really like all of your comments.
So would anyone mind sharing with me what type of pens you are currently using? -
i love using this, but cannot drop, sure gone case
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use the pen that is decorated with gold and ores that weigh 20 kg or more, that will slove ur problem
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Originally posted by Leonardlwq:
use the pen that is decorated with gold and ores that weigh 20 kg or more, that will slove ur problem
Nice sarcasm, if you do not include the fact that your wrist will break first even before you finish writing a sentence. : D
Personally, I think the 50-cent China pen is still the best. If no ink flows out ( not because the ink has been used up ), you just go burn the tip and you can use it again :P
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use a fountain pen... best comfort for writing. a cheap, good one can be had 10$ up, a bottle of pelikan ink 3$+ can last a year
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pilot rexgrip
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Most impt is that the ink is good, unlike red leaf, aft writing makes you feel like shit
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Originally posted by QX179R:
unless someone invents the "egronomics pen"..
It exists.
It's called a secretary.
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Leonard - That is not very nice of u, by the time I take a 20 kg pen with so many fancy decoration, I believe my arm will have break off
Touched to see that you all replied to this post but I noted a pen which I rather like it is called UniBall 207 Premier. Anyone own one? Where to buy?