Cross Bailey Light Refillable Ballpoint Pen Presented in a Everyday Gift Box - Medium Point, Black Ink, Polished Green

I’m very impressed with the Cross Bailey Light Refillable Ballpoint Pen. It feels elegant and well-made, yet comes at a surprisingly affordable price. The medium point writes smoothly and consistently, making it perfect for everyday use. The included gift box adds a nice touch, making it ideal for gifting as well. Overall, this pen delivers great quality and style without breaking the bank—I highly recommend it!

I’ve bought several of these for gifts & each one was a big hit. Comes in so many pretty colors. Beautiful & well made. Writes so well. I plan to buy more.

Was a perfect balance, not too light or heavy, the grip was not too thick or thin. Journaled for about 25 minutes without any discomfort or needing to break. Great quality and look. Very happy with the purchase and a good value IMO for what you get at the price point. The gel ink was also great, quick drying and good quality. Highly recommend.

Very nice fountain pen and it's a smooth writer. It didn't, however, have an ink cartridge. Thankfully I collect fountain pens so I have plenty of ink. I was hoping it came with converter, but didn't necessarily expect that. I did, however, expect to have an ink cartridge.

I bought an Extra Fine nib. 1) The pen is well made given it is an entry level of fountain pens. It is light but steady as a daily writer. The metal-like decorations are well made and do not look cheap, making the appearance very pleasing. 2) The nib writes very smooth. As expected, this EF width is still thicker than Japanese EF nibs. The nib tip has a specially designed shape that it bends towards paper, making a good writing feedbacks. 3) The product comes in a simple gift box. It has no converter. It has a black ink cartridge. The ink is not water resistant as expected. 4) The cap is well sealed. Simply open and close. Not the twisted style. Overall, I am happy with the pen. Highly recommend if the price is about $15. Otherwise Jinhao 82 or HongDian T1 is always the winner.

Beautiful pen that writes real well. Came in a nice gift box. Recommend.

I purchased this pen to take daily notes in meetings for work. Cross is a long standing brand that’s been around since 1846 and produced their first fountain pen in 1889! I received my first Cross pen for graduation decades ago and it wrote like a dream. This one has not disappointed, the nib is very smooth and I haven’t experienced a single skip on the page, unless the cartridge needs to be swapped. Things to know: Cross pens use proprietary cartridges, but they’re no more expensive than regular cartridges. The ink colors are limited to basic colors. Cross also makes a proprietary converter if you’re into more colors and it’s easy to use as well. When using converter the ink color and effect options (glimmer, sheen etc) are endless! Don’t be dissuaded by the proprietary refill options though. Most long standing brands also have their own custom sized cartridges and converters. Weight: This pen looks expensive and yet it’s lightweight enough for me to use all day. I have smaller hands and this can be a difficult balance to strike. The first fountain pen that I purchased, aside from a LAMY Safari plastic pen on a whim, was from Amazon as well. The Hongdian Black Forest with the M nib. That pen is also a great starter to EDC pen. However, the Cross nib is smoother and a true Medium Nib. The BF nib is also a Medium but writes closer to a Fine nib and has more feedback from the paper.

Ok product , ink cartridges are too small for any serious utility as a writing device