PILOTDr. Grip Limited Refillable & Retractable Gel Ink Rolling Ball Pen, Fine Point, Metallic Charcoal Gray Barrel, Black Ink, Single Pen (36270)

I will not use another brand of pen after discovering these! The feel of the barrel in your grip is smooth, comfortable and functional. The design is clean, sharp - making it durable and able to withstand drops and even my dog thinking he can write as well. They write so smooth and the ink doesn't smudge. While the price isn't the cheapest on the market, they are worth every penny spent - I have purchased multiple to keep in different spots around the house, my purse, my travel writing bag, my desk and the fun part, you can purchase ink refills in different colors to change things up if you like! I currently have pink, burgundy, purple, blue and black and if I can find other color refills I will get them as well. I can't say enough good about this pen!

Okay, so I’m absolutely in love with this pen. It’s smooth like butter on toast—like writing with a cloud that’s had a few too many lattes. Seriously, if pens were people, this one would be the cool friend who always knows how to have a good time without making you work for it. The ink dries quickly so it won’t rub away like most gel pens, I love that it can be refilled. Love love love!I love it so much, I bought one for my daughter’s teacher. Because nothing says “You’re appreciated” like a pen that keeps your hand from cramping up while you grade papers for hours. I’m pretty sure the teacher will be thanking me for saving her wrist—and honestly, I’m expecting a thank-you card for my thoughtfulness.If you deal with any sort of writing fatigue (hello, adulting), this pen is a game changer. It’ll have you writing love letters to your to-do list in no time. Highly recommend!

RA & Osteoarthritis - I have difficulty writing because some of my fingers are disfigured, but I enjoy journaling and taking notes from my studies. This pen has helped me tremendously as I don't have to press hard. As a result I can write longer without fatigue.It occasionally skips, as some reviews have stated but not often with the amount of writing I've done. Also, it doesn't smudge, the gel ink dries quickly. One thing you cannot do is write checks because it can't press down hard, which is why it's so comfortable for arthritic hands.BTW I have small hands and am able to hold pen to write without discomfort.

This pen is the best pen I have ever used. I am left-handed and like fine-point pens. I also do not like cheap pens. I have been using this pen for many years and buy ink refills for it. I love the silicone grip and the way it feels in my hand when I am using it. I have three of them and they are the only pens I use. They may seem a bit spendy, but the quality is worth it; the first one I purchased has lasted me for many years. They are worth the money. Love them! I would like to mention that you should not purchase the "extra fine point"; it rips paper and is too fine.

I recently purchased the Pilot Dr. Grip Pink Metallic Ballpoint Pen, and it has quickly become my favorite writing instrument. The pen's ergonomic design features a wide double-layer comfort grip that reduces writing stress and alleviates hand fatigue, making it ideal for extended writing sessions. The pink metallic barrel adds a touch of elegance, and the pen writes smoothly with black ink, providing a consistent and enjoyable writing experience. It's also refillable, which is a great eco-friendly feature. Overall, this pen combines style, comfort, and functionality, making it a mu

Just picked up the "Champagne Mauve Metallic" Dr. Grip Limited pen. Basically, it's pale metallic pink. The real pen barrel doesn't look purplish or lavender like the screen pic.I have most of the Pilot G2 Limited actual-metal barrel pens, and now all of the Dr. Grip Limited metallic-painted plastic barrel pens.The colored rubber grip on the more-expensive G2 Limiteds is softer than the white translucent rubber grip on this Dr. Grip Limiteds. But this rubber grip softens up a little over time.From the factory, all of these come with black G2 0.7mm Fine point ink refill cartridges. But that doesn't really make a lot of sense: BLACK ink, in a RED-barrelled pen body; or in a BLUE, or PINK one? So I color-code the barrels with the colors of the ink cartridges: I swapped out the black cartridges, and replaced them with blue ink for blue barrel, and red ink for red barrel, etc. I use the pale metallic-painted Dr. Grip Limiteds for my 0.5mm Extra Fine point cartridges, and the darker metal-barrel G2 Limiteds for my 0.7mm Fine point cartridges.So this new "Mauve" pen now has a red 0.5mm Extra Fine ink cartridge in it. But I'm sure I'll still put the stock black 0.7mm Fine cartridge to good use in my "Charcoal Gray" G2 Limited pen one of these days, since I use that pen the most.My little collection of pens looks really nice now, and they're all color-coded for quick recognition and user-friendliness. Sweet!The one catch with both the Dr. Grip Limiteds and the G2 Limiteds is that the pretty barrels are fully enclosed: there's no clear window to allow you to see the ink supply inside, to warn you when you need to get a new refill ready. At home or at work, that's no big deal, as refills are always readily available. But out in the field, away from an office environment, you could get surprised.Fortunately, the Pilot G2 gel pen collection is supposedly the best-selling gel ink pen in America, so finding ink refills shouldn't be too difficult, no matter where you are!

Great pen! No leakage ! Wish it was a bit heavier as I like heavy pens but still great!

My Favorite Pen to write with as a nurse.