Zebra Sarasa Clip Gel Ink Ballpoint Pen 0.5mm, Rubber Grip, Vintage Colors, 5 Colors Set 2 (JJ15-5C-VI2)

I'm obsessed - OBSESSED - with these pens. Especially the yellow and grey colors. They are an absolute pleasure to write with. I feel kind of guilty because I have so many other pens, yet I always end up using these. The ink flows beautifully and smoothly across the paper, the body is lightweight and has a nice rubber grip section. All of this adds up to a perfectly comfortable, functional pen made for long-form writing and journaling. I'm a fan.

Love these pens. The colors are beautiful and they write smoothly.

Gorgeous colors, excellent ink coverage.

These are so smooth and so fun to write with. They also dry quickly so there is no smudging.

Cool color, smooth writing, easy grip and worth the price

I specifically bought these to use in my hobonichi on recommendation from several YouTubers. I find they dry fast and smear less on the paper and I like the colors.

I love the Zebra Sarasa clip pens and gel ink. Writing tools for some will understand we become attached to particular features or shape ect….For me, I find most pen’s clips are lackluster and not really useful- or become easily broken if used to clip to anything thicker than a shirt pocket or piece of paper.This series has the hinged spring loaded clips that aside being useful, they’re simply an element that one can mess with while working or when deep in thought. Similar to a fidget spinner tactile stimulus, I suppose.I dig gel ink ballpoints and it’s fun to have different colors for pizzaz- just because.

I've been eyeing these pens for a while, especially the camel yellow color, and I finally bought them. The color I mentioned is beautiful; it's a nice golden rod yellow that is easy to see on the page, so you won't have to squint too hard to read what you wrote. The sepia brown looks like black ink, but under white light, you can see the brown tones to it, which is a nice subtle hint for those who don't want to write in black or blue ink. The dark grey has a blue undertone to it, which makes it more of a blue grey than a dark grey. Bold (or bordeaux) purple is also another one that looks like black ink, but the purple undertones are visible under white light. Cassis black was the only one that threw me off because I wasn't expecting that to be the name of the color; it's still very pretty.Overall, the colors are very vibrant, making it easy to read. They also write very smoothly and they have a nice, soft grip to them so you won't ever feel like the pen is going to slip out of your hand.