ParkerJotter Originals Ballpoint Pen Pastel Collection | Mint and Purple 50s Finishes | Medium Point | Blue Ink | 2 Count

I wanted something that was not gel ink, did not smear, just a classic rollerball. It had been years since I owned a Parker pen, a classmate had one and I tried it. I love how smooth the pen is, it is a bit light, I like a heavier pen but it is refillable and writes so good!

The colors are lovely and the quality of these french-made pens is exemplary. With stainless steel components, including a ring at the tip to keep the colored plastic lower part of the barrel from cracking under the pressure of writing and the generous supply of ink typical of Parker, the value is off the chart.

Viene con tinta azul, debería venir con la opción de tinta negra.

In my opinion, a fine pen contributes to fine penmanship and any pen by Parker is a joy to use! They are the finest and hope the company is profitable!

Pros: Write well. Ink doesn't bleed through paper or blot as a Pilot ballpoint did. Because I love the colors, the ink quality, and the ease of obtaining refills, I'm considering them as Christmas gifts. Cons: Since I have big hands, I'd prefer a pen which was a little longer and a little wider where I grasp the tip. I wish Parker offered a cushioned grip. Because the refill and cap are so much heavier than the tip, the pen is not well-balanced.

The media could not be loaded. Estos bolígrafos son muy cómodos, para escribir son súper agradables y tiene unos colores pasteles muy bonitos.Si no lo usas frecuentemente la tinta se puede secar.

I am a fan of Parker pens and this one does not disappoint. It has a smooth ink writing tip and the weight balance on the pen is good. I love the choice of 3 different pastel colors that this package comes with. Makes it easy to identify when someone perhaps has your pen. Click-style to retract ballpoint with the satisfying "click" sound.

To understand why these are genuine Parker Jotters, manufactured by owner Newell Rubbermaid in Nantes, France, I recommend reviewing the "Parker Pen Company" entry in Wikipedia. Since development of the original Parker Jotter decades ago, the pen and its ownership have gone through several iterations. All I can tell you from my experience owning many Jotters over the years is that they appear to be the same size and weight and have a genuine Parker-labeled ballpoint ink cartridge inside. Having just received them, I can't vouch for their expected longevity, but I can assure you that they are the genuine Parker Jotter product as it exists today.