Sanford Uni-ball Vision Rollerball Pens

These pens write beautifully and allow me to write beautifully! The color is good and the boldness is just right. They are expensive but they’re worth it.Because good pens help your penmanship immensely. These are durable and bleed resistant and they are excellent writing utensils that I definitely recommend and will buy again.

Love this pen! So smooth

This pen has a little bubble looking thing on the top. That’s how I can tell if I’m buying the good one. There is another one made by the same company that has an absolutely flat top and the ink doesn’t flow well from it. This one flows wonderfully it’s very smooth.

I love these pens, the fine tip allows me to improve my awful handwriting so much. The only reason it’s not a 5 star rating is the ink tends to bleed through pretty bad, but it’s still great despite that.

Very consistent and ink lasts a long time. A go to for years now.

The ink doesn't run or fade if you spill coffee or water on the paper. Nice fine point, and the ink lasts longer than most. My favorite cheap pens.

My go to pen. Perfect performance and comfort zone pen between, say, my old needle tip, hard-to-hold drafting pen [Kohinoor, I think it was, the apex of German engineering in the good way], and first generation roller ball pen. In other words: fortunately for me, the scientific, surgically precise but uncomfortable refillable pen, and the sloppy smeary smudgy disposable gel stick pen had a love child, or a marketing summit and this crucial tool is that dependably perfect pen love child . I taught myself to write the way people really talk by going to cafes and painfully writing in a tiny orange Rhodia notebook with the old surgically precise, scratchy drafting pen, listening and moving to a different table and writing down what I heard. It took forever not because I was writing, but because the old-style precision drafting pen was hard to move across a page. Even a smooth Rhodia graph paper page. And the first-gen rollerball pens, they were stuck in a nasty cycle of smudge/fail smudge/fail for a couple generations back there, weren't they?15 years later, the Uni-Ball Vision Stick Roller Ball with a Micro tip is the love child of those two pen extremes: all the greatness of both, zero downside. I do take notes with pens still, I swear it helps me remember longer. A friend in med school a couple years back, the geek with tablet, phablet, laptop and two iphones, told me he ALWAYS wrote his medical terms down, instead of keyboarding, and he wrote them in both English and Chinese, because he swore wordlists burn into your brain better when you write them, instead of keyboarding them!And when you have to fill out crazy forms at the DMV or the conference, wherever, you can definitely get more info into small spaces with the Vision Stick. Grip's comfy in the hand and who doesn't love that?All freakin praise for the useful fabulousness of Uni-Ball V-Stick!

The last set of four pens like this lasted me about four years. I’m old school, I take a lot of notes usually 3-4 notepad's going at once. Always been happy with these pens.