• Hobonichi 3-Color Uni Jetstream pen
• Pilot 2+1 Light Multi pen
• Sakura Pigma Micron pen
• Delfonics Wooden pen
• Pilot Precise V5 pen
• Staples OptiFlow pen
• Faber-Castell PITT Calligraphy pen
• K&Company Smash Stick pen
As you may have noticed, not too much has changed from last year's favorites.
What are your go-to & must-have pens?
Pilot and Sakura are my two favourite brands for pen.
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Zebra F-402. Been using them for years. I get the blue, fine point refills. New to me this year: Signo uni-ball 207. Light blue and purple. Some of the Paper Mate Ink Joy and gel pens are nice, too, but I like the first two the best.
ReplyDeleteI also love the Signo Uni-Ball pens. The black will write on top of almost anything...Mod Podge, paint, etc. I especially love the Uni-Ball Signo White, although I have to order it online. Tell me more about the Staples OptiFlow pen, please?
ReplyDeleteI will have to check out most of the pens you mentioned. I like microns, tul, and my favorite fountain pen right now is EF Pilot Vanishing Point, I also am using my Twisbi Eco a lot, but I like the Lamy Safari 1.1 stub too. I like Pilot Parallels for really big letters too.
ReplyDeleteI use a Pilot Metropolitan often. It was given to me as a gift and I love it. I also like Jetstream. I bought one when I was in Japan and it's been used regularly ever since (plus, I now have the ones from my Hobonichi orders, which is good because now I have them in various places where I need to reach for a pen).
ReplyDeleteI use a Pilot Metropolitan often. It was given to me as a gift and I love it. I also like Jetstream. I bought one when I was in Japan and it's been used regularly ever since (plus, I now have the ones from my Hobonichi orders, which is good because now I have them in various places where I need to reach for a pen).
ReplyDeleteMine are the Lamy Vista, the Pilot Metropolitan, and several Pilot G-tecs, 0.3 & 0.4, in blue, green, and black. As a student (and avid doodler), my medical textbooks don't seem so inviting, so splashing them regularly with colors and commentary keeps me from stabbing myself on a regular basis. Also, as a student with expensive bills, they come in wallet-friendly prices.
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