Tony Bridges 
The G2 has been around since 1997, Pilot Pens claim that they aim to make writing a pleasure, & I …
I have to say that rollerballs are the first pens I reach for, whether it be to write a short note or pen a letter. I like the way the ink flows & the bold line that most of them seem to lay down on the page. The Zebra XA-07 arrow tip is a rollerball with liquid ink & a 0.7mm tip, after writing a page of the non-creative blurb I wasn’t disappointed.
As I sat reminiscing with friends we got chatting about how our mums always used to place name tags in our clothes that were marked with indelible ink. This made me wonder what I would use should I need to undertake a similar exercise.
Let me just say up front that I have absolutely zero experience with calligraphy, and it’s very possible that has everything to do with the way I feel about the Berol Italic Marker.
Because I couldn’t get this thing to perform worth a fig.
Regular readers know we have a fondness for novelty pens, the ones that are usually more cool than useful. So, we get extra excited when we see pens that are both fun and functional.
These are some of our recent favourites.