The Best Pens for Every Handwriting Style

[@JetPens]

What's your handwriting style? Let us know what pen you use in the comments!

[@funkytime69]

Fast and cursive. I'm also heavyhanded and only use a lighter hand when I'm doing calligraphy I mostly use fine-tipped Japanese gel pens, but my favourite pen is the Stabilo .88

[@tomomafuy]

my handwriting is really fast and round and i press down a lot, leading to hand cramps often when i take tests for history or english, that involve a lot of fast writing. I use a pentel energel 0.7 when i write, because skinny lines make my handwriting look more messy and feels a little scratchy sometimes.... and the barrel is super comfy and the ink is so smooth that it reduces hand cramping a lot.

[@paulherman5822]

I rarely use any of the types of pens in this video, as they all tend to hurt to write with, after a few sentences. So, it's fountain pens for me. With the right combination of pen and ink, there's very little I can't write on with a fountain pen. Size of the nib determines how I actually write. The finer the nib, the smaller my writing. If I need my writing to dry quickly, iron gall ink. I also have inks that can take days to dry, and they're not the "usual suspects" of high sheening. After dealing with the pain from other pens, I've kind of found combinations that let me write in almost all situations I need to, and usually use a fountain pen. 😉

[@fishushu]

Do you have any suggestion for small, type style and fast handwritings? I use the Pentel iPlus with 0.5 refils from the Coleto model (mainly Slicci and Energel units), but it's becoming really hard to find them and 0.5 gel pens are hard to find in my country (Brazil). Can you syggest some Pilot, Faber Castel or Uni pens?

[@dianagable6640]

Lefty and cursive but also print sometimes. I like the energel Clena but got a fountain pen recently I just love. It has medium tip but I would prefer smaller.

[@Kimmybo82]

I change my writing style a lot, depending on what I am writing, notes, lists etc. But I finally found a pen I love after years of trying new ones. Zebra F-301 Ballpoint Pen, Stainless Steel. I have bought about 8 of these as I didn't want to run out. Smooth, nice weight, thin barrel. Just wonderful. All my other pens are now hiding in a tub ... I may use them again.

[@ArtemimiOCE]

or you could give them away or something if you prefer OR if the ink and body is compatible, you can swap inks and pen bodies together to create new combinations

[@-BluSkies-]

I have this one too such a beautiful writing instrument. 😊

[@FerralVideo]

You can buy reloads for the F301s too! Don't throw away the spent ones!

[@FerralVideo]

@@333nanette You can also consider the G301 gel version if you really like the design of the F301, but I have to warn you that they run out FAST. Good thing they sell refills by the 10-pack. I'm inclined to agree with Zygy, but I'm ... biased...

[@Tezcatlipokaa]

@@333nanette I’m a cursive writer on the faster side and I love this pen, it gives a very small amount of resistance which helps with control

[@jeremiahsmith916]

This is incredibly liberating to learn that I can in fact calibrate my writing experience by choosing the right pen. Not sure if it is the same around the world, but where I grew up, we never even had a concept of “choosing a pen”. It was either you manage, or your tiny child hands are not skilled enough and you need to try harder (with whatever pen you found around the house or whatever was the cheapest at the store of course). It never even crossed my mind that writing can be made much less frustrating. I’ll be a conscious pen buyer now :’)

[@johnny7338]

I'm a combination of print, heavy-handed and fast writer that prefers a fast drying pen

[@livemoksha]

Same here, and I still haven't found the right pen... which pen do you use?

[@johnny7338]

@@livemoksha I still haven't found the ideal pen, but I'm looking to try the 0.5mm “Pentel energel pen”, as I currently use 0.5 “Zebra Sarasa Clip”.

[@Xy_]

I found that the sakura ballsign is pretty nice to use, and the zebra sarasa markon in 0.5 dries super fast

[@ri.zzerer]

@@Xy_ Mine felt a bit scratchy, so during that time when I had slower drying pens I did my best to make sure what I wrote didn't smear.

[@kimberlyrivas6266]

@@johnny7338 I have the 0.4 mark on and I hate it because it skips the 0.5 is way better

[@littletweeter1327]

as a fountain user, it was cool to learn some more about the more common pens. love jetpens videos! top quality

[@em-il7rk]

Can we appreciate the effort that Jetpens puts in their videos to educate us about stationery? Kudos to Jet pens!!

[@imnotastrawberry]

yeassss

[@exhaustedgaming6199]

Toh

[@em-il7rk]

@@s.ekin. 😭😭

[@markcaldwell2831]

I knew about stationery and how to write long before the net even turned up, so believe me I don't need Americans giving me tips on what pens are best suited to writing style. The greatest writers and diarists (like myself) don't need flash pens to make us write better, same with cars....a fancy car don't make us better drivers.

[@em-il7rk]

@@markcaldwell2831 Yes, that is true, but some pens are best for certain types of people! For example, someone people might prefer to write with a pen with a squishy grip! It all depends on your interests! You don't have to say anything if you don't have anything nice to say! ^^

[@IAmNumber4000]

I freaking love the Hi-Tec-C 0.4mm for calculus and chem/physics tests! You can make your work so neat even when fitting a million terms into a small area.

[@devanf17]

Pentel Energel Gel Pens for the win!!! i'm a lefty and they're the only pen i ever use (i prefer the capped needle tip). They are comfortable to hold, have dark saturated ink, and don't smudge or print onto your hand. I buy them by the box load and keep them everywhere!!

[@Caloci76]

Energel are among my favourites, but I will choose a click pen every time

[@Inazarab]

I’m curious why you like capped? It seems so much more convenient to have a clicky pen. Is there a difference in performance you’ve noticed?

[@yadneshchaudhari4208]

Ooh I’m left handed too, trust me, try the uniball air. It’s super good .energel is also obviously good, but I mostly use them for their superior ink colors, not writing experience.

[@ggr3576]

Yes i just started using them from last 4 months and my first time using roller ball pen and they are great

[@AlphineWolf]

Cheaper to buy one and buy a box of refills

[@NotAnEldritchHorror]

I'm a weird mix of fast writer and cursive due to the fact my primary school (roughly equivalent to elementary school, for you Americans) had us learn to write cursive from Reception (which I think is basically Kindergarten, if I understand correctly).

[@batfacedliar8922]

Same!!

[@MM-jf1me]

That's not a weird mix at all! Cursive is optimized for writing quickly.

[@dizzylbnt]

For us it was Grade 3 - at grade 3 everyone had to learn and try cursive

[@batfacedliar8922]

@@dizzylbnt for us, we had to do it compulsorily for like 2 years or smthg? what were they really thinking lmao

[@cxffaye]

I’m British as well but had to the this thing called “Kinetic letters” and it messed up my handwriting in primary school

[@BrutalJambon]

As a left handed writter who had to re-learn how to write cleanly, discovering the Zebra Sarasa was a blessing. I get the smooth writing I like with sufficient flow and width, AND the ink STILL dries quick enough that I never smudge anything. They're just the best of both worlds and I'm never buying anything else as a workhorse pen. I've got myself a big bag of them from Amazon.

[@lifelikesummer]

My professor gave me his Pentel Energel and since then, I've been using it as well as Zebra, Uniball, and Muji. My friends and family couldn't believe that I'm buying pens that worth alot than the local cheap pens but boi they have no idea how fun it is to write using these pens. My handwriting changes too with what pen I use hehe

[@ai00436]

All I use is my trusty rotring 600 lol

[@grv6209]

Once you started using energel there is no going back.

[@ai00436]

@@grv6209 I don't use pens lol

[@lifeisshortsoenjoyitwhiley903]

Lol true, because of these fancy pen that I'm having motivations to do my homework. And also practicing my handwriting. It's win win.

[@SabrinaRina]

I want to get my office energel... but they'd have to commit to ink refills to make the price possible to the boss. I'm the one who orders.

[@shrimpbisque]

I'm rewatching this while writing in my bullet journal, and my pen of choice for it is a Pilot Hi-Tec-C Coleto. The assortment of ink colors for the pen components is great for color-coding! I bought my Coleto and a bunch of colors of pen components for it a few years ago, and it's the best multi-pen I've ever used :D Also, my go-to pen for giving my friends when they need black pens is the Uni-Ball Signo, so I totally approve of the shoutout!

[@tempestian]

I'm a printer who writes at a medium speed. My biggest vice, is that I tend to push down hard with any pen I used, so I usually stick to ballpoints since they are durable. The Pentel RSVP fine point is my pen of choice. I've used them since getting a sample one to try six months before they were officially released decades ago and I just can't quit it. It gives me my best handwriting, no matter how quickly I'm writing.

[@werelemur1138]

When my usual pen is too juicy (aka the paper is too cheap) that's my go-to alternative.

[@birdandcatlover5597]

this must be why mom likes those pens....she writes so hard i can read the embossed letters 2 or sometimes ever 3 pages under. yet i have never seen her rip the paper???

[@kerenwilliams7775]

@@birdandcatlover5597 RSVP used to be my favorite, but they just made way too many blotches. i stopped using them.

[@Ab_linc]

I recommend pencils for bad handwriting (experience)

[@bot.6133]

Same ♡.

[@hanasschoolwork4564]

Thanks Abraham Lincoln very cool

[@MaskedBobbins2002]

listen pal I worked too hard for my pen license I'm not giving that up just because my writing is "illegible"

[@Sirawxy]

Thx I was looking for this

[@Spiderlili884]

I don't often write legibly, just jotting down notes as fast as I could. But the pens I've been comfortably using through the years were always Pilot - the Pilot ballpoint pen and the G-Tech C3. Recently, I've bought Pilot Acroball 300 and I love it!

[@juliazegarra2660]

Same here. I am a fan of the Pilot Dr. Grip for a ball point pen, although I am generally a fountain pen user. Pilot Metropolitan is my go-to for those.

[@Kaemea]

@@juliazegarra2660 I could have written your post! I love both of these pens, have most of the Metropolitan med nib fountain pens, the fine nib scratches too much for me, and I've gotten my niece hooked on them as well. I just "discovered" the ballpoint version and love them too!

[@Iemonic]

for me i write as fast as i can while still being legible

[@DoYouSeeBananaManTH]

Pilots products are good, I use a erasable pen from em

[@juanli4153]

Ooh

[@vadamock8299]

when taking notes in a really fast lecture i love the uniball air. you might have trouble with smudging but its so smooth that the friction of writing doesnt hurt your hand nearly as much

[@rodrigodelcidq]

I had the smallest handwriting in the world, but after falling in love with the .7 pilot b2p i had to write a lot bigger

[@nwjr2001]

@JetPens thanks for all the great videos!

[@ryx_kai]

I usually use the Zebra Sarasa (clip & dry) and the Pentel EnerGel (normal & needle tip). These 2 pens work well for me and I highly recommend them. ✍🏻

[@kyliethomas8103]

I have small handwriting that’s messy -according to my parents, everyone else thinks its pretty and I think it looks messy- I find it looks better with a larger tip from my pens. I have a callus on my middle finger where my pens and pencils have pushed too hard onto the skin so having a squishy grip would probably be great to prevent it from getting worse. Thanks for making this video, now I know what to look for when I go to buy pens!

[@charlenejo2490]

Same for me too!

[@cloudstock3030]

Parents always think ur handwriting is messy. Its the flow of time

[@penguinstzrs]

Same, but I don't find them messy or such...tbh they are kind of neat if you it from a little bit far, all my friends say I have such a small handwriting, it's even smaller than an ant, but my teachers love it, s̶o̶ ̶t̶a̶k̶e̶ ̶t̶h̶a̶t̶ ̶l̶o̶s̶e̶r̶s̶!̶!̶!̶!̶!̶ but i forgive them though ;)

[@Ðęřp]

I also have a callus on my middle finger from pressing down really hard

[@stone_forest3802]

You should not press down that hard at all. If you do, you need a gel pen or fountain pen that writes without applying pressure. It can really mess up your joints.

[@aquelegabriel]

I had a Pentel EnerGel pen and I love it. So smooth and it dry fast enough. I loved it so much that I started "saving" it for more personal stuff. My favourite pen by far

[@JohnReynoldsisT_2]

I'm a lefty with small handwriting. I love the Pentel EnerGel, but find the 0.7 mm to be too broad and have had trouble with the 0.5 mm skipping. I typically use the Zebra bLen as my go-to -- the ink isn't as vibrant and smooth as the EnerGel, but I find it more consistent.

[@loganhartzlaw]

The uni-ball air micro is my favorite pen ever. The blue is a cyan color ink that is vibrant and flows so well with my unique writing style of hybrid print cursive.

[@AdityaMishra-f2v]

yup

[@thesparkypilot]

I am all over the place on writing style, so I keep an assortment of pens at the desk so I can use what feels right at that particular moment! My general go-to is a .5mm Zebra Mark On in Black, or my TWSBI GO in Fine Point. I also get a lot of use out of my Uniball multi pen!

[@Rhodyrhodes]

I have ordered several pens from JetPens. Their customer service is awesome! My favorites are Pentel Energel 0.7 and 0.5mm NEEDLE tips. They are the best!!

[@Ogoner]

I write almost exclusively in cursive and I love 0.35 gel pens. My favorites are Muji, Pilot Juice, and Uniball Signo 151. I'm also a sucker for fountain pens but that's kind of for a different kind of writing in my use

[@RedCrafting101]

Im a fast (and untidy) writer, and personally, I like the Pilot G-2 07 black. It is a really nice, affordable pen that's available everywhere here in South Africa.

[@rhoyalty1]

As a right-handed person that writes in a hybrid cursive style, I found the Pilot G-2 to be a good match. It has a hard rubber grip and the ink flows out with no bleeding or smudging. If I leave it clicked open it doesn't dry out. I prefer to write in blue ink and this pen fills that need.

[@TeemoFatHamster]

The best pen I’ve ever had, with the only con being that the ink in the pen dries up every time. I get to write 50 words then it dries up. Do you know a similar pen that’s also very reliable when it comes to the ink not drying?

[@Itsshaunbewarned]

@@TeemoFatHamster pentel energel

[@parthkhanayat420]

I am a fast writer.Being a science student , I have to note so much in so less time..I accidently used Pentel energel which my friend gave to me and boy! what an amazing pen it is! I have been using it since 4 years and I don't like any other pen, they are a little bit costlier than normal local pens but the quality is just AMAZING.

[@LilChuunosuke]

What i find a little strange is that I tend to be somewhat heavy-handed when writing (to the point I've gone months at a time without picking up a pen, but still had a permanent bump on my middle finger), but when I draw, my grip on the pen/pencil is extremely light and feathery. I hold it just tight enough to keep my lines stable and not the tiniest bit more. The intended goal behind my work has such a substantial factor on how I grip the pen.

[@DoMoreNew]

I'm right-handed, but my position is sooo weird that it has affected all 3 of my last fingers! I also keep on smudging the work as I have my pinky above where I'm writing so now I look for left-handie pens but the one I'm now using (Zebra Sarasa 0.7mm) runs out too quickly to keep up with the long writing work I do every day! One pen usually lasts like 2 weeks and then they're just not smooth at one point, where it's scratchy enough for me to switch to the 4 in-one BIC rollerball, which I HATE SO MUCH because it has this greyish colour and it isn't blank and dark like the zebra I'm used to. I love the zebra, but this time I'll go for the 0.5 zebra to save some ink maybe because they cost quite a lot if you buy a new pack every 3 weeks... I'll end up paying thousands a month in the future if I don't find another pen, so does anyone have a quick-drying (not necessarily for lefties, just something that isn't purely liquid to be smudged around the entire page with one swipe) pen that has a dark colour, not like the Pilot erasable pens but a pen that has a darker colour than printed paper! I've got print writing and I take loads of space to write. I had a Pilot G2 but I never wanted to use it because I kept on going back to work and smudging the entire page out. I like the Uniball Eye 0.5 but it smudges, but I don't think It'll affect me as much as the G2 did. So I think I'd rather have a look at other pens! Any suggestions?

[@rick12187]

Thankyou for the video. I am a heavy handed writer. Your video helped me realize a larger heavier gel pen helps me to not press so hard. Helps me write longer without hand issues. Let the pen do the work for you!

[@lizhart81]

I'm a fast writing leftie with small handwriting, and other than fountain pens, I love my uni jetstreams.

[@PenAdvice]

It’s such a good point to consider your own style! Years ago I envied fellow design students who used micro-needle pens but had tiny and precise handwriting, which didn’t work for me! This is a great video, thanks.

[@heathergleiser]

I write pretty quickly with small handwriting. While I like the fast dry time of the Energel, the needle tip is a smidge too scratchy for me to love using it for longer writing sessions. My three current pen loves are the Uni-ball Signo DX in 0.38, the Yookers Metis in 0.8(it’s a fineliner that uses fountain pen ink!), and the Twsbi Eco T in fine.

[@pjmsparkle5104]

Signo DX o.38 is also my go to! It's perfect for when I'm summarising notes before exams

[@mari.shinyyy8246]

I want to cry of joy, ive always had a problem with pressing my pen so hard while writing! I will definetly try the uni-ball signo premier pen!

[@DanielleBates1976]

Sharpie gel pen is my go-to pen recently. Good lines, consistent and comfortable in the hand.

[@iris_dire]

2:30 starts recomendations

[@lefthandedclogger]

I’m a fast-writing lefty, and I absolutely love the pentel Energel line! So smooth and fast drying. Sometimes on really long, fast writing sessions I’ll get a smidge of ink on my hand, but no smudges on my notes and it does wash off quickly. Love the Energel!

[@DoubleMinority]

You really know you’re getting older when you’re looking for the best pens…

[@Shazwani-Iris]

im 17..

[@SammyChristianGuy]

@@Shazwani-Irisheck I’m gonna be 13..

[@cooltalkingben]

​@@Shazwani-Irissame

[@fireblorb1908]

@@Shazwani-Iris same lol

[@_Ari_B]

I’m 16.

[@veryyelloo4130]

I like fountain pens because they allow me to keep my hand really slanted. Having pens that almost require a perpendicular application are not good for my hand

[@NecrOphelia747]

I could see that. That makes total sense!

[@NicholasKaiserYT]

I'm a cursive writer, I used to use lepen 0.5 but now I'm using the uniball air, thanks to your video!

[@DemetriPanici]

I’m definitely a scratchy kind of wrist based writer

[@Inazarab]

What did wrist based mean?

[@slyphero]

@@Inazarab He writes only by moving his wrist

[@mars-re7wh]

My dream pen is a gel pen that has the clicky thing from that zebra something brand with a tip more in the broader side

[@moonkissed95]

I write fast, small and in cursive thanks to my primary school making cursive mandatory and university forcing me to write super fast. I use a jet stream for planning, fountain pen and zebra sarasa for journaling and ballpoint for work (because they’re usually cheaper)

[@kurushimee]

I was writing in cursive my whole life and bought a fountain pen a year ago, now I've switched to print to make my notes neater and I use Lamy Safari with an F nib. I'm also thinking of changing my ink from Waterman Serenity Blue to black ink, I kinda like it more

[@cozyflannel]

the Pentel EnerGel Clena is my go-to as a left-handed writer. I love my Sarasa Dry pens too but the EnerGel has more color options.

[@AlphineWolf]

Apparently zebra sarasa does have the color options but they aren't offered via jetpens. Zebra does make them both in the 0.5 and the 0.38 as far as refills goes. I mean I've bought them from muji.

[@grumpythelittlemermaid9680]

Is the sarasa pens bleed through?

[@et-al]

@@grumpythelittlemermaid9680 depends on quality of paper and gsm, but from my experience i’ve had no bleed thru from them :-)

[@devartinist9116]

I’m a lefty! Who else is a lefty too??

[@bxrbsaylaa8262]

MEEE❤❤

[@adrika_27]

Meeeeee

[@randomchic9663]

Me

[@evnnxi]

Me

[@NeelavChetia]

Me

[@ghostyplans]

My husband LOVES pilot hi-tec-C and I DO NOT. As a cursive lefty, the Zebra Dry is amazing!!! Along with Uni and Coletto.

[@snow_shadowz]

Right now I use: BiC Roller Blue pen 0.7mm - it's amazing to write with. JetStream uni 1.0 pen - is nice too it's comfortable when your writing... and finally I found another good choice for maybe large style writing and small... TRU RED black 0.7 - I think it could be my new favourite but I'm going to see how some of those other pens you talked about fell and write too to find - my ultimate choice.

[@MsJoanis98]

Pentel Energel (needle point type) is my go-to and no, I don't share these with my colleagues 😅

[@debbyarief]

ditto for not sharing energels 😅 I've lost a few because people fell in love

[@titoizdaman3]

For personal notes and studying, I've been using the Uni-Ball 207 Impact Gel Pen. They claim to use a hybrid of liquid-gel for the ink, and the tip is 1.0 mm. It writes like a dream IMO. The trouble is, over time, some of the pens begin to slightly skip which I find incredibly annoying. I might give the Pentel Gel ink pens a chance based on the video and comments here. I hate using pure liquid ink as it smudges easy. For notes I take at work, I have been using the PILOT Precise V5 Stick Liquid Ink Rolling Ball. It is a liquid ink pen and it probably uses a 0.5 mm tip. It also writes great and never ever skips. My issue with them is that liquid inks don't dry fast and smudge badly if the paper gets wet after you write with them. I love Gel inks as they write really smooth, dry faster, and smudge less, I just hate the skipping at times...

[@Berryiie]

I loveee using pentel energel 0.5 needle tip with uni jetstream pen body, best combo ever if u have a deathgrip and write fast (and like gel pens keke) !! 🙌🏽💜

[@switchboard98]

I keep forgetting that there can be some mixing with pen body and pen ink!!! I am the same, I am a fast writer with a death grip on my pens

[@heathergleiser]

Totally agree about swapping refills and bodies, I put Uni-ball Signo or Energel refills in nice rollerball bodies because they work better than the cheap included refills. The only thing I’ve found so far that reduces how much my hand cramps is the Twsbi Eco T fountain pen. I don’t have to press hard at all and the fine nib gives me good dry times with no bleed through.

[@Berryiie]

@@switchboard98 yea! I found out about it back then and when I did I was mindblown for some reason 😭

[@Berryiie]

@@heathergleiser ohh that's a good combination! yea they do, I will buy me a pack of pentel energel refills each 2 years or whenever I need some. Oh my I forgot about that pen! I always wanted to get that back then, I'll have to try that fountain pen one day 🙈🥳

[@Berryiie]

I just figured out it was 0.7 needle tip not 0.5, oh my 😩

[@Elixirs_mp4]

Now I know what *writing style* I’m bouta use with the pen I just picked up off the floor of my 1st period math class

[@abbyelectric]

resourceful, love it!

[@shinesgdesign]

Left handed, Heavy handed, large handwriting, slow writer. I am going to try uni-ball air .7 and the zebra surari 1.0 Thank you for this video!

[@chernsimons6295]

JetPens just backhandedly roasted the Pilot Hi Tec C first minute into the video lol

[@mackenziew]

My handwriting: fast, cursive, big. I love my uni jet stream, but I do wish it was a 1mm instead of the .7mm because I love how cursive looks and flows with my other 1mm pen.

[@shannonhailey7187]

They do make a 1.0 Jetstream. I love mine.

[@BlackDog69]

Try the pentel glidewrite

[@KaylaOfficx]

For the ones who need this: 2:35 Zebra Sarasa Clip 3:00 Uni-ball Air Rollerball 3:25 Uni-ball Signo 207 3:36 Pilot Hi-Tec-C 4:06 Zebra Surari Ballpoint 4:28 Zebra Sarasa Dry 4:49 Uni-ball Signo Premier 207 5:09 Uni Jetstream Ballpoint 5:34 Pentel EnerGel

[@l...]

Thank you for chapters May you record & upload by 60FPS please It’s smoother

[@KoltenTVC]

Great and knowledgeable video, very easy to follow

[@reihwan]

Now I need one where they tell me which pen bodies work with what refills.

[@Solemn_Kaizoku]

I wondered how a channel dedicated to pens could have over 700k subs: then I started watching their videos. Great quality with helpful content! I've always had a problem with smearing ink, but I think this will help. I'm seriously considering buying whatever I get from JetPens after this.

[@lexdelemon6602]

I love everything about your website and channel! I am obsessed with Japan and have 50 different stationary sets, all rendered useless by my obsessions for drawing. I especially love the squishy spiral bound notebooks. Kudos to jetpens, possibly the best stationery website known to humanity

[@sofialmeidah]

After years of looking for a perfect pen, I finally found one that fits me greatly. I use the uni ball signo dx. My handwriting is quite fast and usually considered messy and ugly haha. I'm also studying japanese, so a thinner pen is better for writing kanji (my writing is already small) and I prefer the feeling of more scrappy tips (but still smooth enough for me to write fast).

[@adhyaghosh5368]

Well, I write cursive and and I use fountain pen. It makes my handwriting look beautiful but the ink leaks sometimes.

[@andrewmurschel2608]

Pilot G2 in standard Blue. Nice dimensions, good flow and width. Very smooth with a light to medium pressure. Right combo for my needs plus a satisfying click action. Great for teeline shorthand too!

[@sxnnydayz_]

My handwriting is so small that I write my capital letters in half of one line 😂 and I write super fast too

[@tinyguyandfriends6536]

I know this may sound Weird, but I use a Mitsubishi uniball Eye broad Black PEN, but I’m gonna buy meself a micro version of the PEN. I write superspeed cursive, so this PEN is perfect for me

[@LuckAndStarfish]

JetPens really out here telling me there are .25mm pen tips!! I might just have to buy some! I tend to use a .38 Pilot G-2 or .3 Pentel EnerGel when writing in Japanese (otherwise I can’t write legible kanji in the size I wanna write…) but prefer thicker, juicier pens for English (although I guess that’s completely relative, because I’ve been using a Pilot Precise V5 lately, which is still technically considered “extra fine”)

[@heathergleiser]

I used to write with only .25mm Micron pens but the tips are pretty delicate, I broke a few over the years before switching to the same size you mentioned for the Energel. Still, for things like kanji or Hangul they would be great!

[@MOA-ments_of_Joy]

Randomly encountered this channel and decided to check the site for next years school supplies! So cheap for America~ ($1-$100)

[@MOA-ments_of_Joy]

And high quality! :D

[@Qimi]

I legit watch this for entertainment

[@Z-eng0]

Never knew there was so much behind writing and pens, always had a problem with pens and how ink doesn't dry well so went through insanely big collection of different types of pens

[@solived1239]

Why am I even watching this my handwriting is bad as insects

[@theredcat2005]

I have a print writing and the pen I prefer the most is the pentel ener gel 0.7 because it’s so smooth when I’m writing and it drys very quick I accidentally bought it for a much higher price than I thought it would cost and was very mad about it until I tried the pen. Now I love it and bought a refill ink patron, I highly recommend this pen

[@virginiaranara6227]

I Have handwriting that looks like it's been written by a monster 💀

[@generalhellcat7047]

THIS EXPLAINS A LOT! In school when I was young I always struggled with the pens they gave me, the Bic cristal 1.6mm pens are the most comfortable for me to write with and I get much less pain when writing 'neat' as in school idk what pens they gave us but they always hurt me to write...and I wrote longer pieces of writing in them so it was horrible I ended up faking being sick a lot because it was too hurtful now it makes sense lol

[@kelvinchirino8870]

My mom only lets me get the cheap Bic pens because she says i dont need all that to be able to write my name on my worksheets at school 😢

[@Kelleypen]

I teach English, and I've been telling my students for years to experiment and find the right ink, grip, fineness, and paper texture to make their hands happy. I think too many people think they hate writing, when they really have tired hands from the wrong grip, the wrong utensil, and the wrong paper. I use fine point gel pens, medium point fountain pens, and flex nib art pens, depending on my mood and what I need to write for.

[@erushii]

me writing with a fine liner- 😐

[@eliorbilow8797]

I'm a moderately heavy writer who writes small. I like using BIC's generic blue ballpoint pen because it is cheap and dries fast. It also doesn't flow very much as to not make my handwriting look messy

[@edu_was_taken9597]

I have a really tiny handwriting and often the big tip sizes is a headache cause I can read it fine, but sometimes it just unifies in other letters and well makes it little bit harder to read, so thank you!

[@mayojuno]

i discovered sarasa pens about 4-5 years ago, and since then, their 0.5s have been the only pens i use. it's the perfect smoothness for me, while still having the slightest bit of comfortable friction so that i don't feel like my pen is sliding all over the paper, especially because my handwriting can get a bit big and loopy if i'm writing fast.

[@dehante]

I'm a lefthanded person that writes slow and has a small handwriting. My go-to has always been Bic's orange fine ballpoint pens. It has a fine tip, comfortable hold and the ink doesn't bleed through.

[@adiyatr3833]

I have large handwriting, I like pens with broader and water based ink that can easily create lines without much pressure. Also I have medium speed and my Nemesis is also scratchy pens. The bleed-through isn’t much of a problem for me because the papers I use for writing will only have bleed through if I force it. I use roller ball pens most of the time

[@charlenejo2490]

I am a lefty with handwriting on the bigger side. I have been using the Pentel Energel Clena and the Zebra Sarasa Dry. I prefer 0.5 mm to 0.7 mm. I like both so far. I also have heavy handwriting so I have a callous on my middle finger where I put the most pressure.

[@sparklingbluestars]

I use the Zebra Sarasa Mark On for a faster dry since i’m left handed but i’ll have to check out the other dry one too! Their gel pens are my favorite.

[@SilpitaMaharana]

Hi,i am Sriyash Maharana And i use these pens almost daily :- 1.The Classmate Octane Gel 2. The Reynolds Mera Gel 3.Hauser Sty-gel 4.Unomax Ultron Presto Ball 5.Linc Pentonic Ball pen

[@alexverdigris9939]

My writing style: hybrid cursive & print style Speed: medium to fast Pressure: light Writing size: medium to small Hand: right-handed Parker jotter ballpoint quinckflow combines the pen size and smoothness that suits my small hand, as well as other even smoother writing pens. I don't use fountain pens as they're too fancy for me.

[@Miko2030]

No because the pens I use are so light and easy to right with and you would think that’s good but it feels weird. I usually always use pencils so not feeling that friction throws me off.

[@aviksanyal5492]

Parker Vector (ball point) is my primary pen since 2009-2010. Uni ball AIR (Rollerball) sometimes since 2016-17, but only for sophisticated writting purposes. However, my writting style is cursive.. and I write a bit slower than the avarage..

[@Anonymous_user_14]

I use pilot frixion erasable pens 1.They are affordable if you buy them from the store 2.They flow smoothly through the page 3.they’re erasable 4. They come in many colors 5. They have a nice grip that reduces pain And 6 6.they make your writing smaller and more vibrant

[@L1lly57]

(a bit late but oh well) my handwriting style changes a lot- but I'm a right-handed, fairly messy, very fast, heavy-handed writer. I use the BIC Soft feel med pen, they're cheap, and comfortable for my (small-ish) hand size. you can get them from most supermarkets (in the UK) and off Amazon :)

[@serbianh2o623]

I’ve used multiple pens at my workplace ranging from the standard ballpoints to sometimes splurging on pilot gel pens. But after a while I decided to get a Zebra G-402 gel pen and I’ve not gone back since. Smoothest writing and ink stream I’ve ever had.

[@Ibishu683]

I am a fast handwriter and I personally recommend the 0.25 mm pen

[@annettehughes8573]

Thank u so much for this break down on pens it’s great

[@blesson.6197]

the pen i use is the pentel energel deluxe rtx and the pentel energel x bl107a

[@love.hw4ng]

I just bought the Zebra Sarasa Mark ON in 0.5-black, and it drys super quickly. Quicker than any pen I’ve ever used. It’s worth it, definitely.

[@soupasaurusrex9631]

if you like gel pens with relatively quick drying time and a fairly broad tip, i'd reccommend the sharpie s-gel 0.7

[@pedroanardi]

My go-to is a classic BIC crystal, cheap, reliable, handles well my heavy hand, drys fast and is soft enough. Never bleeds through the page and is sturdy as it gets. Blue, of course, so that my notes aren't in boring black-and-white

[@robertmorrison6953]

I like a very bold point pen. I use the Bic 1.6 Cristal with green ink as I grew up using green ink Bic Cristals and switched to 1.6 when it came out.

[@jayli9526]

I’m a heavy hand writer and a fast writer and I use Pental energel 75(spring limited edition),I also use KOKUYO’s vividry for it’s smooth writing