Foray(R) Advanced Ink Retractable Ballpoint Pens, Bold Point, 1.2 Mm, Black Ink, Pack Of 4

I'm usually not a fan of ballpoint pens, but the Foray advanced ink pens are some of my favorites. I bought the bold point and it writes very smooth and clear. The ink is dark and the lines are thick yet fine. These are great for everyday and general writing. Foray wins in my book.

Being 1.2 mm, I expected it to be bolder. My 1.0 Pilot G2 is bolder. The Foray does have a smooth feel when writing and I do like that it does won't smear immediately after use if you touch the written area.

A very good pen that feels comfortable in you hand and provides a smooth writing experience. h metal body provides a long lasting pen.

I don't know what 'advanced ink' means- but I expected it to be at least as good as a 'normal' pen. I write alot and appreciate decent pens, that fit well in the hand. Price doesn't seem to make much difference I have found - so tried these, and tho the pen feels pretty good in the hand, the ink blobs like those awful 'bic sticks' from years ago. Even all the free pens I use that businesses give away don't blob, only this Foray one does. So I was surprised, forgot how annoying that was, to have ink blobs> smears through your words. Some of my freebies have a nice grip, some are just crap, yet none blob. So will not be buying the colored inks etc, as I had planned, I often color code my papers, and wanted a well priced pen with color options and a 'comfort' grip. These aren't them.

These pens are AWESOME. They write sooo smoothly. Only problem is that they run out of ink pretty quickly, but they're not too expensive so I'll be getting more.

These are the best writing pens. My husband uses this pen for deliveries and everyone comments about how good the pens are. He has to be careful that they don't keep it.

Great, smooth writing. Ink lasts a very long time. Love them.

Fluid writing experience. Gets a 3 because I actually like a pen with a bit of resistance. These pens literally feel like writing on thin air and because of this I found that I actually have to either press down a little harder into the paper or just focus a little more in order to ensure that my writing is legible, and at times my hand has come away from the journal feeling a little sore.