What a strange name for a pen. Music comes to mind more than writing looking at this rollerball.
When it comes down to performance the Pentel Oh! Gel Rollerball does have a constant ink flow. As I write it doesn’t skip, the blue ink (also available in black & red) is sharp & crisp. The rubber grip which incidentally is latex free was a little disappointing. IMO it was lacking in the soft squishy feel of many such grips, hence I didn’t find it particularly comfortable to hold.
When I set out to review the Stabilo Sensor I wondered what to expect from this offering from one of Europe’s market leaders. Would it stand out from the crowd?
When I reviewed the standard Pilot G2 gel pen I commented on the pen writing a finer line than expected from the 0.7mm tip. I shouldn’t have been surprised therefore that my first impression of the Pilot G2 XS was similar as it produces the same 0.39mm line.
I sometimes wonder what makes people tick, for instance I recently heard of a girl that wanted a more original keepsake than a guest book from her wedding & opted for a set of wishing rocks instead.
The limited edition of the LAMY AL-star black is available as a fountain, ballpoint & a rollerball pen. A chic up to date look, the matt black finish is made from durable aluminum & makes a bold statement.