ZEBRASarasa Clip Pen 0.5 mm, Pink (JJ15-P)

I was struggling to find a gray pen that you could see but was still muted. I bullet journal so I was particular in what I was looking for. This is actually gray. Not silver. Writes smoothly. Doesn't skip, bleed or ghost. Gorgeous color.

I like the grey ink now available in ballpoint pens, and I trust Zebra pens. I was happy when the pen arrived. I immediately put my new toy to the test, and it failed. I was drawing long straight lines for a box shape and it began to skip immediately. Over several weeks of using the pen to write notes, draw pictures, and outline various subjects it continues to skip badly. Notes with substantial gaps in them are hard to make out later.So why two stars instead of only one? Out of my past experience with Zebra I suppose. After years of good pens I have a hard time slamming them for one mistake that I will hope is a one off bad pen that is statistically impossible to avoid in modern manufacturing. BAH! And on we go...AD2

The ink is on the cool, blue-gray side of the spectrum.However, this writes thinner than I would have liked. Next time I will need to check for the sizing of the tip.Also, the cap clip is amazing and I wish all pen manufacturers would put this much effort into their products.

This is fantastic, I love the color and it works almost perfectly. The clip function is neat too! My only complaint is it’s inconsistent in the ink distribution. Sometimes it works perfectly other times it’s just not draining well even though it’s being stored the same each time. But it’s great for organizing notes I’ve been using it for math. I use gray pen first then I write over it with black if I have any corrections, highlights, or notes I need to pop out.

I received this product today, I’ve used Zebra Sarasa Clip pens before. This color is so pretty! One thing I did notice was it did not have the little, red covering on the little pen tip usually on a Sarasa, but it did not affect the way the color turned out. It didn’t bleed through printer or bullet journal paper. Also, it matched well with the gray zebra mild liner. Thanks!

I've used the whole pen now. It writes ok. It's not the smoothest pen that I've written with, does have a little scratchy feel to it when writing, but it does start reliably. Unfortunately, toward the end of its life (about 1-2cm of ink left) it started to leak constantly. I'd wipe the tip, but then it'd leak again. It actually leaked into my pocket and ruined the shirt. Thus, I have a hard time recommending this pen (unless you are constantly storing it in a place where it doesn't matter if it leaks).

The pen has an alligator clip. That’s nice as I don’t have to worry if I want to clip it onto something a bit thicker. The color is nice, not too light, as is the grip. A friend and I are writing fictitious letters back and forth from the late 1800’s. While brown may not have been the color of ink in that day, it serves the feel of our letters to each other. I’m pleased that for my first brown ink pen, I could order just one to try out instead of an entire package of pens I may not have liked. That’s why I bought this one. I could get just one.

This gray color is perfect for my needs - I use it on my color-coded planning calendar and it makes the less important stuff blend in to the background (while easily being able to see it) and the color-coded items stand out much better. Plus, it writes nicely. I would recommend this pen!

Do you know how difficult it is to find pens with grey ink? Harder than it ought to be.This one is nice. The ink is a lovely light to medium neutral/cool grey that shows up so that you can see it on white and cream paper without squinting, and it dries quickly without smudging, transfer or fade.The pen itself is as pictured, standard plastic with a firm rubber grip area. Clicky top thing. It's hard to find things to say about pens.

This is the bestest pen I have ever used. It doesn't bleed through paper. It doesn't railroad. Generally, I use it only for flash cards because it is expensive. Hope the seller reduces the price so that we can enjoy more of it.

You can hardly see the colour. The grey is quite light. I wouldn't call it a gel pen either, its more like a normal ball point pen.

Love this pen.

I was expecting more of a slate grey than something so delicate. But. It writes well, and its handsome.