Schneider One Hybrid N Rollerball Pen, 0.3 mm Hybrid Needle Tip, Light Blue Barrel, Black Ink, Box of 10 Pens (183401)

Love these pens! Write smooth fine tip doesn’t smear pricey but I use every day

Came on time. One of the finer pens I’ve used. Very smooth. I shared with my co-workers and they loved the pens as well.

Best pens ever….

Love the pens these are for and refills are cheaper than new pens

Probably the only pens I will ever use again. Best pens ever!

Runs out of ink relatively quickly

My favorite pen EVER--was the Bic Exact Tip--which was discontinued in the early 2000s. I used to buy it by the CASE. If I'd known they'd discontinue it I would have stocked up. It was the BEST pen. For years I've tried different pens and none have close...until now. The barrell size could be a slight touch larger, and needle a slight smaller, but overall, I'm very impressed and have found my new "core pen". The ink/gel flow is just right. It glides on any paper surface that I've tried so far. It doesn't overspill, or bleed. I also like the fact that it's "shorter" as I have small hands. Other pens I tend to use, are: The Tul pens are too skinny and the ink/gel flow isn't great but I use them for note cards. The Energels have a nice flow but their mechanics /casings fall apart. My top three pens so far, are the Scneider hybrid rollerball, The Pentel RSVP medium and Foray's on point Ball point medium. In fact, I love Foray's barrel size overall of them.

I have always been a fan of the Sharpie felt tip pens, but a friend introduced me to these pens and oh my goodness, I love em...I really like the fine point, it writes beautifully in either script or print. It also has no bleed through, and a lovely true color ink (no fading blues or blacks). I would definitely buy these again and recommend them to everyone. I especially love the look and feel of them, to me, they feel and look of these pens, although a bit pricier, a lot pricier actually, I would buy these again.