Pilot Dr. Grip Multi Function Pen, 0.5mm Acro Ink Ballpoint Pen, 0.5mm Mechanical Pencil, Gray (BKHDF1SEF-GY)

I love this pen and have two others just like it. The pencil portion can be a little finicky but the lines that the pens produce are all smooth, clear, and do not smear. Even though this pen is chunkier than standard pens, it is comfortable in my hand and is very durable. It has survived the battleground that is my purse without even a scratch! I'm very pleased with this purchase!

It’s wonderful to have 4 colors of pens inside 1 pen. And the pen is large around, so it is easy to grip.

This is the best one! I have two and probably will get more because I want one ever place I need! Perfect weight and it’s the only pen you will ever need!

By far my favorite pen. Has a thin line that works well for putting a lot of information in a small spot.Pros: silky smooth writing with great glide.Cons: ink kind of runs out fast. I've replaced the black twice in the year I've had it, but maybe I wrote a lot.

Feels good in the hand, writes well and without much pressure applied. However the mechanical clicker is way too sensitive and requires far too little travel compared to the ink clickers. While writing with ink, it's easy to brush the mechanical clip on anything to where it releases the ink back to neutral. It happens often enough to warrant -1 star in design.

It's versatile and everything you may need through the shift in one. It's not lightweight and writes beautifully

I've been left-handed all my life! It's absolutely terrible how VERY few lefties know how to hold a pencil or pen correctly and position the paper they are writing on! I blame teachers! I'm the ONLY lefty in my immediate family. I hold my pens/pencils in a very "normal" fashion, between my thumb and index finger, with the pen/pencil resting on my middle finger. Like most righties! I also, and most importantly, slant my paper so it is PARALLEL with my LEFT arm. 99 percent of lefties write with their paper PARALLEL with their RIGHT arm, as right handed writers do. This causes lefties to hold their pen/pencils in strange ways to prevent their left hand from dragging through what they've already written! This strange and uncomfortable way of holding pens and pencils also causes lefties to have terrible handwriting! As a child, teachers gave me MANY penmanship pins. They all said they'd never seen a lefty with neat, clear handwriting! Most people don't recognize I'm lefthanded immediately when they sit in front of me and I'm writing, because I DON'T hold my left hand in a strange position as I'm writing. My writing position seems quite normal. My left hand NEVER drags through what I've written for the same EXACT reason why righty's hands don't drag through what they write! Because righties position their paper PARALLEL to their right arm! As they write, the words are ABOVE their writing hand! It's just that simple!Most lefties write with a "hook." They have their wrist twisted in the shape of a hook as they hold their pen or pencil! The lefties do this to prevent their hand from dragging through their writing and smearing the ink or pencil lead with the heel of their hand! If you watch them, you'll ALWAYS notice the paper they are writing on is PARALLEL with their RIGHT arm!If a lefty positions their paper PARALLEL with their LEFT arm, the need to have a "hook" is TOTALLY eliminated! It's an absolute disgrace elementary school teachers don't know this and teach their lefty students correctly! MY second grade teacher, Miss Longo, knew this! As I've stated earlier, I have no "hook," have a VERY neat handwriting, hold my pens and pencils in a "normal" fashion and my left hand doesn't drag through what I've written!

This pen has gotten me so many compliments! It's versatile and everything you may need through the shift in one. It's not lightweight and writes beautifully. Made in Japan so you know it will last a long time, or until someone steals it from you.