PILOT Axiom Collection Ballpoint Pen, Matte Black Barrel, Blue Ink

A big, heavy, man pen. Works for those who like the idea of carrying a rugged metal pen for "survival" purposes, or those who just like having something quality that looks nice and will last a long time. Doesn't exactly write like the G2s you may know and love, but it still writes like butter. Clicks open and closed with a substantial feel and satisfying sound. It's like closing the door of a benz. Just a good, good pen.

I still occasionally sign wet signatures as my job requires me too. So I wanted to be professional and personally make myself feel good by purchasing this pen. It turns out very satisfying, the ink is good. Writing is smooth. I like the feel of a bit heavy of this pen. Pretty satisfied. I might purchase again as a gift for my friends

The pen screws together tightly with metal screw threads. The finish is flawless and looks nice. It isn't extremely heavy, but weighs just enough not to feel like a plastic pen. The clicky button has a little hole in the top with a blue indicator to show its retracted status, so you can glance down at the top of the pen as it goes in your pocket and know that the tip is not still extended. It requires Pilot's "center of gravity" refills (the short fat ones, not the long skinny ones). They are pretty good ballpoint refills, but you have no other options. Pilot's ballpoint refills are slightly thinner near the tip than most other brands which will not fit through the hole in the tip of the pen (e.g., a shortened Parker refill does not fit through). So unless you plan on drilling, be sure that you will be happy with an upper-mid-range ballpoint. I think Uniball makes a slightly better ballpoint, and a lot of people would prefer a gel refill of some other brand instead. Lacking those options makes me drop a star from this otherwise very good pen.

I have to fill out carbon copy load tickets for trucks all day and I’ve always gone through pens like crazy. This pen is definitely worth the money. It works great, writes smooth, and I probably won’t ever buy a different pen for work. Definitely worth the money

Slightly heavier than the average ballpoint pen but it's not a cumbersome metal pen. Could do with a slightly better grip area, it feels just a little slick in hand. Overall a good, smooth writing pen.

Writes smooth

If you're like me and you need a stylish and reliable pen. Then look no further. It writes very smoothly, fits in my hand nicely, and I've not had any cramps using this pen for long periods of time. It's lighter than I thought it would be, but it still feels sturdy. The bumps or the 'grip' for the pen are very small and I don't feel they help grip the pen any better. The only thing I don't like about the pen is if I loan it to anyone they want to steal it!!!

Just like the metal-barrel G2 click pen from (otherwise very solid) Pilot, : IF you drop this once, from ~30”, it’s highly probable the click capability will fail and the pen rendered inoperable. Both of these metal-barrel roller- and ball-point Pilot pens brick from literally ONE drop at desk level. Really disappointing given the strong brand history and myriad other Pilot products I own. 3* because if you don’t drop it, it’s a great pen. But the extremely limited service life is a huge consideration.

It's very good.... Not available everywhere, only from amazon

This is a decent ballpoint utilizing the smooth BRFN refills from Pilot. The Pilot MR ballpoint, which takes the same refill, feels a bit better in terms of heft and balance. But other than that, the Pilot Axiom is a good buy.

It is awesome! Still goes great after a couple month of use. I would recommend the product.

good quality

Nice pen. Nice feel, I don’t know if the refill that came with it, but it is not the smoothest, it drags a bit and leaks a bit. I may try other refills. But in general a nice modern pen.