/lit/ - Literature

Pilot G2 0.7 gell roller, black, 2 euros for a piece
I consider my pen problem solved for life

>>20753166
Yeah the pilot g2 is the only pen you'll ever need to consider buying. Cheap enough to bring with you everywhere and not worry about losing it or giving it to someone, lasts long, sturdy, comfy to hold, and easy to find.
I don't get pen autism aside from minmaxing quality and price. Everything "beyond" the pilot is just diminishing returns.

>>20753149

Lamy 2000

>>20753149
any bic

>le pen is mightier than le sword xdd
Gay

>>20753336
He means pens not lighters dumbass

>>20753336
Prefer my Zippo.

>>20753350
cock > sword > pen

>>20753354
That's a lot of piss for a whole book, innit.

>>20753357
desu

>>20753149
Uni-ball eye micro
Mitsubishi Pencil Co.,LTD

>chromatically mogs your pen

>>20753149
any fountain pen or rollerball (liquid type) pen. anything else is annoying to write with because you need to press down hard.

>>20753149
any bic pens

op here. i went with the pilot precise v7, boys.

>>20753149
I prefer a fountain pen, but in terms of practicality something like a pilot g2 is the best. Fountain pens are nice, but take a lot of effort to maintain in a functional state - refilling the ink, washing it out, being careful not to drop it or shake it, etc. That said, they offer the best writing experience imo.

>>20753336
>>20753865
Bic chads assemble. I got a bic stic

All of you are plebs and fools
this is objectively the best pen

>>20754437

>>20753336
>>20754344
>>20753865
this. bic is durable, reliable, cheap and does the job. the rest is superficial nonsense like paying thousands for a watch you're already carrying in your phone anyway

Would you recommend it?

>>20754325
>I prefer a fountain pen

>>20754454
nah. it's alright, but after like 6 months it started leaking and i cba to use it anymore. too much hassle

>>20753166
Good taste
My preference is Pilot G-2 .05 but .07 works in a pinch

>>20754737
.5*
.7*

Pentel energel 0.7 or 0.5

Also I'm trying the sharpie gel pens in 0.7 and they are pretty good

>>20753149

>>20753149
Why would you ever write with a ballpoint pen rather than a mechanical pencil or felt tip?
People use ballpoints for signatures and such because they're sturdy, but the aforementioned are very effective and producing legible writing with a sturdy cheap and uncomplicated tool.

>>20754894
Gaylord

>>20754905
you're just jealous your pen doesn't have a sick-ass dragon on it

>>20754684
A Parker / Mont Blanc fountain pen would be better?

>>20754906
I like your aggressive English handwriting.

>>20755248
thanks. I know it sucks but no matter how much I practice I can't get it to be consistent, at the very least. extremely frustrating.

For me it's pen15

>>20753149
I don't know if you're open to fountain pens, but I like my Kaweco Sport with the fine tip. Pictured here in aluminium, but mine is the cheaper plastic version. Very affordable.

muji pens are cheap, fine, and never skip. g2s btfo.

>>20755435
My nigga. All I go to muji for is the pens and the notebooks.

>>20755230
My Parker Jotter is still going strong after five years.

I also have. Montblanc for impressing people.

Apparently I have kung-fu grip.

I didn't realize how uncomfortable I was until I switched to a pen with an alpha-gel grip. Looks stupid and is more expensive but I can write for hours straight now. I would highly recommend a fat pen with a cushy grip to anyone who presses down or holds the pen to hard, seriously changed my writing.

*mogs you*

>>20753333
CHECKED thisness. Imagine not just whipping out your jar of Noodler's and refilling.

>>>>/g/