SCHMIDTEasy Flow 9000 - 6 Pack - Blue

The Schmidt Easy Flow 9000 in blue ink is a remarkable writing instrument that combines style, comfort, and functionality, making it an excellent choice for both everyday use and more formal writing tasks. The pen features a sleek design with a sophisticated blue barrel that is both eye-catching and professional.One of the standout features of the Easy Flow 9000 is its innovative refillable ink system. The blue ink flows smoothly without skipping or blotting, allowing for a consistently clean and vibrant line. Whether you’re jotting down notes in a meeting or signing important documents, this pen offers a writing experience that feels effortless. The quick-drying formulation also minimizes smudging, which is particularly beneficial for left-handed users.In addition to its performance, the Schmidt Easy Flow 9000 is designed for comfort. Its ergonomic grip provides a comfortable hold, reducing hand fatigue even during extended writing sessions. The pen's balanced weight further contributes to its ease of use, making it a joy to write with.Moreover, the ability to replace the ink cartridge adds an eco-friendly aspect, reducing waste and allowing for long-term use. Overall, the Schmidt Easy Flow 9000 in blue ink is a top-notch writing tool that excels in both aesthetics and performance. It is ideal for anyone looking to elevate their writing experience, whether at home, in the office, or on the go. I highly recommend this pen to anyone seeking reliability and style in their everyday writing utensils.

Schmidt Easy Flow 9000 refills are premium products produced by a respected manufacturer of fine writing instruments. They are exceptionally smooth-writing. They flow reliably and their blue ink is a deep yet vibrant hue. My use case for these pens is for signatures on legal documents. For that purpose they are excellent. The signatory can write in their usual style and pen pressure and the pen won't balk: all signatures look superb. There is an ever so slight ink accumulation at the bottoms and tops of script letters, such as the bottom of a small "g" or top of an "l". Most wouldn't notice it without a magnifying glass but it is there. For legal purposes this is a desired characteristic because it assures that anyone can easily tell the attestation is a wet signature rather than a robo-sign. Highly recommended!

The Schmidt Easy Flow 9000 is a game-changer! This refill writes smoothly and consistently, and the ink is vibrant and long-lasting. It's a great upgrade for any Parker-style G2 pen, and I highly recommend it!

It is so perfect. Vibrant blue color and so smooth. I would buy them again.

I'll preface this by saying that I am a loyal fountain pen advocate. The smooth flow, timeless feeling, and wonderful variety of ink colors and characteristics possible with fountain pens simply cannot be matched by other writing implement platforms.That having been said, fountain pens have disadvantages, namely that nibs can dry out and they don't, generally, hold as much ink as alternatives. As a student, I would often find myself having to frequently cap and uncap fountain pens in class as the pace of writing would vary from professor to professor and class to class. I thus searched for a pen that would be more convenient in class.Fortunately, I discovered the Schmidt Easyflow 9000M. I am very pleased with these ink cartridges! They write very smoothly and have become my go to tool for everyday writing. Additionally, both the blue and black cartridges have bright colors. They're not so bright as to be unprofessional or distracting, but they are bolder than most conventional blue and black ballpoint pen ink.The only downsides, both of which are minor I think, are they are prone to skipping periodically and the ink has a slight dry time during which it can smear. Drying normally doesn't take more than a handful of seconds though, not a real problem.These haven't, and can't, displace my fountain pens for other uses, but are great choice for daily work, class, or other occasions requiring intermittent writing. I highly recommend you give them a try!*Update: One Year Later*Although I was initially enthusiastic about these refills, they've taken a back seat due to a few problems. First, I notice that after writing with them for a few days, they begin to skip and don't leave a uniform line of ink on the page. Second, their performance seems to depend on what paper I use them on. While they work well with most papers, they perform less than adequately on some legal pads and copy paper at the office. They're still not a terrible ink cartridge and preferable to regular ballpoint ink ones, I've moved away from them of late and don't find myself going back.

I really love this blue ink…but they leak and drip more than ever. Not sure if I just got a really bad batch or what? I may try another but I need a reliable pen that’s not gonna ruin all my shirts.

This is by far the best "Parker Style" refill you will probably locate. I've tried the Schmidt P900s and they really don't lay down what I consider an easy to read consistant line (although they are probably a good second choice). I've had none of the problems that others mentioned with dry starts and I've found them to relatively smooth. I've been using them for several months and they seem to last. They could best be described as a "hybrid" ballpoint/rollerball. I've purchased these in broad points and find those to be overly inky and blotchy. If they would make a fine point I think they could corner the market.I use these exclusively in all my ballpoints (they fit Montegrappa/Visonti/Stipula/Aurora/Parker/Karas Kustoms/Tactile Turn, as well as many custom pens).