HerbinEMPTY ROLLERBALL PEN

I’m a fountain pen person, but needed a good rollerball for when I’m handing a patient a pen or when I’m in a gorilla grip mood on a pen. Love it! All my pens now are truly refillable, which I love for the planet! It’s a broad writer considering what I used to where with but I do enjoy it, probably a M/B point. I have had patients who stop writing with it to complement, but I wish it was a F point, personally. Not scratchy for sure! Pulls straight lines and doesn’t skip when it has adequate ink, though it will when it starts to get low, but thanks to the clear barrel you can tell that is why. It is certainly a posted pen, meaning you want to put the cap on the end for the full length pen, otherwise it might be uncomfortable, but as I am someone who posts their pens it is not a bother for me.I did buy the converter and I wish Herbin had a better designed one as it has a very small reservoir, one I can definitely use in a day or some days half a day depending on how busy I am, so I might look for a better designed one, for the larger reservoir, or I refill midday. There is a full size pen available for this reason I believe

I was wary of getting this as many reviewers had said how scratchy the rollerball is, but I'm glad I decided to try it for myself. I've loaded it with J. Herbin ink (scented lavender) and have found it nothing but a pleasure to use.Personally I have to "post the cap" (put the cap on the end of the pen) to make it longer as I have large hands and the pen is a little short if I don't, however it's still just long enough to be able to use. I find it a better weight posted as well as the pen is very light without the cap.The rollerball seems very smooth, granted it can be a little "creaky" on some strokes, but it's not a massive problem for me. For some reason a lot of rollerballs are a little noisy. As a fountain pen user I don't press down very hard anyway so maybe that is helpful in it not scratching as others have described.It lays down a good amount of ink, too much for some thinner paper, but fountain pens can do that as well, so it's not a problem with the pen itself (some paper is just made for ballpoints it seems).The clip is firm but not tight, so it holds well on just one sheet of regular A4 paper and is very smooth so doesn't tear when removed. It also held on well to the thick cardboard backing of a notebook and the thin plastic front cover as well.Overall I really like it and will definitely be getting more in the future.

comme tout les produits Jacques Herbin , c'est super , en le nettoyant j'ai fait tomber la bille et j'ai plus qu'a en acheter un autre , mais c'est de ma faute , il écrit super bien

La penna è molto compatta ma non per questo è motivo di negatività; anzi, è comodissima da portare dovunque per fare qualche schizzo veloce o per prendere appunti.Il tratto è fine, si potrebbe comparare ad una fineliner 0.5-0.4NON ho riscontrato eccessiva fuoriuscita di inchiostro, scrive normalmente senza nessun tipo di impedimento.Consiglio di comprare questa penna, innanzitutto perché è unica nel suo genere, non è da tutti i giorni trovare una penna che usa cartucce come una stilografica, quindi fa risparmiare soldi se si usa un convertitore mini per stilografiche.Infine, voglio precisare che, a differenza delle altre recensioni su questo prodotto, la penna che ho ordinato è di ottima qualità e non presenta particolari negativi che fanno chiamare alla bufala.CONSIGLIO caldamente di comprare questa penna, anche perché è originale ed economica, cose che non sempre vanno d'accordo.

Smooth!