Yoropen Superior Ballpoint Pen - Black

The pen is great works really well for my left handed son, however the ink is only half full. Have bought two complete pens with refill included all were low on ink. I purchased separate refills which were full of ink. Will continue to do this. Feel ripped off with pens!

Utter rubbish will not write and broke when trying to fit refill don't buy this rubbish

I saw this product advertised as a solution to my never ending problems with pens that are inherent for most who are left handed. I always had fountain pens that were breaking, rollerballs that were difficult to write with against the normal direction and general ache as a result of correcting my technique.Yoropen to the rescue!!! Or maybe not. At first the pen was a novelty and it's quirky characteristics, that were there to help in their own ways, were cool to have. But that's really where it ends. The mouldable grip never seems to stay in shape and really isn't that useful. The shape of the pen makes seeing your writing a little easier but it also means you have to put more force into writing (due to increased moments); it also meant that the ink flow to the nib was really poor and I was using far too many refills which were more expensive than generic pieces.I gave up on this piece fairly quick. I was putting far more force into writing, to get the ink out of the pen, and that is detrimental to a left-hander. The huge lack of advantage, moving more into a disadvantage, left me quite disappointed. I would recommend that you avoid this pen almost completely, regardless of who you are and what hand you use. The biggest bonus is probably showing it's uniqueness off to friends and that really isn't worth very much.My advice for left-handers is to invest in a batch of Pilot V5 pens. They run to the last drop of ink, always going smoothly and seldom smudging. You can obtain about 12 for 13GBP, which makes them cheaper than Yoropen refills which last hardly any time at all.