G2 Premium Gel Roller Pens, Ultra Fine Point Gel Pens 0.38 mm, Pack of 12, Blue

Love these pens, love the feel. this is the .38 point which is ultra fine, great for smaller writing tasks and still legible.

I love pilot gel pens they are my favorite. This is the most fine gel pen they create, and it makes my life as a student so much easier. I can transcribe without issue, and I write very very small naturally, so it's a lot easier for me to use these to do my work. They write beautifully, they dry fairly quickly. Glide is perfect. I haven't had any issues with them lasting until they run out of ink. Comes in black and blue and I got both boxes. You won't be disappointed!

Love it. Blue is easy on the eyes and ultra fine tip works for me

I used to be solely a ballpoint person, but work started providing these and I got hooked. Prior to this, my favorite was the InkJoy ballpoint. The Pilot G2--specifically this 0.38 mm size--is now my favorite pen. I journal and write poetry by hand and my issue with gel pens in the past is that they would run and bleed through the pager. At work, in order to prevent bleedthrough, I used to never write on the back of a page if I was using a gel pen. These work fine on both sides. Another thing I love about these pens is that I can fit corrections between lines or add little notes in the margins because the tip is so fine. Also, if I have something to sketch in my journal, or doodle when I'm in a meeting, these G2 pens are fine enough to keep me engaged. The only problem I have with these is printing the tiny labels I put on the ones I buy for myself so that I don't use them up at work!

They write so smooth, no gel leaks like from other pens. I have been buying thes pens for awhile now. To me they are the best. The price went up almost $3.00 in less than a month but still worth it on the 12 pack.

Love these pens!

I have been using Pilot G2 pens for years for both work and personal journaling, and they remain one of my go-to pens when I want smooth, bold writing. The pen has a comfortable rubber grip that makes it easy to hold during long writing sessions. The clip is sturdy enough to attach to notebooks or a shirt pocket without snapping, and the retractable click mechanism feels solid. It has a clean, professional look that works well in both office and casual settings. The ink flow is very smooth and glides across the page. It does not require much pressure, which helps reduce hand fatigue. I especially like using the 0.7mm medium point since the lines are dark, bold, and consistent. Because the ink is rich, it can smudge if you are left-handed or if you move your hand across the page too quickly. Some highlights are the smooth ink flow, the comfortable grip, and the fact that refills are easy to find and affordable. On the downside, the ink runs out faster than expected with heavy use, it can smudge before it fully dries, and it sometimes bleeds through thinner paper. Overall, the Pilot G2 is an excellent everyday pen if you value smooth, professional-looking writing and comfort. It is a strong choice for note-taking, journaling, or office work. If you write heavily you may go through refills quickly, and left-handed writers should take extra care with smudging.

I LOVE these pens. They're the only ones I want to write with. They are perfect for using in my planner because they write so thin, but dark! I can write tiny and still read it all! They don't bleed through the page or make gloops. They last a long time, if I can keep them away from other people - lol I've tried the Pilot Juice version in the same .38 size, but they're much more scratchy as they write. It creates resistance and actually makes writing seem like it's more effort - weird, but true. The G-2's are so smooth - I write as much as I want. Oh, I love them for writing on page divider tabs - I can legibly fit so much on the tab! Pilot makes a variety pack with black, blue, red, and green in 0.38 size - but the larger size 0.7 has lots of colors available. I wish there were more available in the 0.38 size. You can also buy refills for the pens, but they are often more expensive than purchasing the multipacks. With how these pens disappear after I let people borrow them, I need the multipacks!