ParkerJotter Originals Ballpoint Pen Classic Black Finish Medium Point Blue Ink 1 Count

The has been a pen that I used for years. It fit good in my hands. The quality of the ink is great. The packing is great not much of waste. Its very functional for write on most surfaces. It has the same comfort that it did for years. Many different color to choose from.

I love the feel of this pen! It's perfect in every way and it looks cool

Have you ever used a pen and found that your whole life had changed? Like there was your life before you used the pen, and then your life after you used it, and nothing else? This is that pen. From the first "click" of using this pen I was a new man. Before, my life was in shambles. I was in debt, sleeping in my car, and I lost my girlfriend. After, my credit score went up 150 points, all my old clothes magically turned into 3 piece suits, I got a job offer downtown in finance (that I never applied for, and had no qualifications for), and my girlfriend came back. We just got a puppy, named him Parker. Sorry, tmi. This pen is great. It's compact, writes smoothly with no smear, and is very durable since it has a metal casting. I will never not use Parker pens again.

Right s smoothly!Good grip and control!II k comes out well!

When I look at a Parker T-ball Jotter, I don’t just see a nice pen. I see the ferrule at the tip that keeps the pen’s barrel from deforming when used by a heavy hand over the years. I know the large ink supply inside makes each refill last longer.I know that “T-ball” stands for the texture on the surface of the ballpoint that allows it to grip difficult surfaces so it can continue to roll and lay down ink without skipping in a way that lesser pens don’t. I know the arrow-shaped clip that holds the pen to my shirt pocket is made of spring steel, is particularly strong, thick, and difficult to deform out of design specs. I know that clip has a shaped tip under the head of the arrow that makes it particularly difficult to dislodge from the hem at the top of my shirt pocket.All of these things add up to a well-made, well thought-out pen that hasn’t changed since 1956, and I know all this stuff about that pen because I have eyes and hands and a brain and I was taught how to use them.

I started using this type of pen over 70 years ago when I received it as a prize in an elementary school writing contest. it continues to be the best pen I have ever used, it does not skip over paper that my hands or other things have left oily or othewise smudged. Just glad the still make it since they don't last forever, but come close.

Reminds of my school days! It was my favorite pen! That's why I bought them!

Yeah I bought these because I really like the way they wrote, As does "she who must not be named" so I don't get to write with them.