uni-ball Vision Stick Roller Ball Pens, Fine Point, Black Ink, Pack of 4

LONG STORY SHORT:This is my favorite Pen out there. Love it. Use it all the time. It writes consistently, evenly, and smoothly on all kinds of paper, and other surfaces. Feels like one of the most "efficient" pens I've used, as it glides across the paper not making you work too hard.PROS:-Back in college, I started carrying a pen in my pocket almost every day, I still carry one somewhat often, and this is the one I choose. I've had several (different) pens over the years that have leaked or broken in my pocket. THIS IS NOT ONE OF THEM. Never failed me.-It writes so smoothly. It's considered a "fine" pen at 0.7mm, but it's got a pretty thick line in my opinion. Compare this with several 0.5mm pens out there which seem "scratchy" to me.-It's "waterproof" and "fade-proof" which, in my experience, it's held up to that standard.-Writes great on regular paper, back of checks, receipts, and even on higher quality paper like that found in a Moleskine Notebook.-Nice sturdy clip, that slides onto your pocket or backpack compartment easily. Not flimsy, yet not so strong it's impossible to clip onto things.-Has "permanent marker"-like qualities in that, I can often use it in my woodshop if I can't find a pencil or sharpie. Not made for it by any means, but works in a pinch.**If I'm looking to write something at any length, I'm looking for this pen.CONS-On thinner paper it will often show through to the other side. It doesn't "bleed" through onto a table or desk, but you'll often be able to see remnants of the writing on the back side of the paper. Typically if I'm taking a photo of a check for deposit, I'll take the "front side" photo first and sign it after. Otherwise you can see it through. (Has never affected the ability to deposit the check, I'm just...cautious).-This is also true with the paper in Moleskine Notebooks.-People will steal this pen from you. Stay vigilant.

Great pens! Write really well. Thin and smooth

A solid choice for artists who like to draw in pen. These are my go to pens for sketchbook art, and art in general. I tend to buy them in black and red ink as that is my signature style. For four pens it's a decent value.

It’s a little more upgraded looking than your average uniball. It writes well. No skips. I can’t remember an issue with ink bleeding. Cap snaps on nicely and stays there. Cap is big enough so it doesn’t get lost.

I've been using Sharpie Roller for a long time now. So I immediately tested my new Vision against an old Sharpie. I am so used to how smooth the sharpie is, that I noticed right away the vision is not nearly as smooth. Don't get me wrong, it is still a nice smooth pen. Just not AS smooth as the sharpie.It does not bleed as badly, giving a more consistent line thickness, resulting in the ability to write much smaller and be more precise. However if small and precise was my goal, I would not be choosing either of these pens. I would grab a Pilot G-2 0.38. Which will write small enough I need a magnifying glass, and I have 20/10 vision.Bottom line, the Vision is a very nice pen, with room for improvement. And at its current price point, I would absolutely buy it again.

These are great little pens for my artwork. I use them almost daily. They do not leak and they seem to last a long time.

Writes nice and smooth as expected- don’t know yet about longevity but do far do good! Will buy again

excellent product, price and seller.