Disposable Fountain Pens for Writing - Fine Point Nib, Pack of 12, Black

Upon first impression, these fountain pens resemble standard plastic pens in appearance and feel. However, they offer a surprisingly pleasant writing experience. The ink flows smoothly and consistently, and the pens feel well-crafted despite their lightweight construction. In terms of performance, they write comparably to more well-known brands such as the Pilot Varsity and Zebra fountain pens. The primary distinction lies in the build quality—those brands offer sturdier, more premium-feeling ink barrels that contribute to a higher-end feel. That said, this brand delivers excellent value for its price point and performs admirably for everyday writing tasks. One area for improvement would be the availability of ink color options, as these currently only come in black. Expanding the color range would enhance their appeal to a broader audience. Overall, I recommend these fountain pens for anyone seeking an affordable yet smooth-writing option. They offer great performance for the cost, and most users will find them to be a worthwhile purchase.

I wasn’t expecting to love these as much as I do, but these little pens are amazing. If you’ve ever wanted to try fountain pens but didn’t want to deal with ink refills, leaks, or the usual price for a good quality pen, these are an awesome alternative. They write beautifully, with smooth, consistent ink flow, no skips or smudging, and the fine tip just feels really nice. They're also super lightweight, which is great for long writing sessions. The clear body is a nice touch since you can see how much ink you’ve got left, which I appreciate. They were a bit shorter than I expected, maybe about an inch smaller. It doesn't bother me as I have small hands, but it might be something people with larger hands find uncomfortable. All in all, these pens are super worth it, especially for the price. Which is great, as my husband has already stolen a few and I suspect I'll be buying more soon.

I own a few different fountain pens. Each have different characteristics. Some are too thin, some tend to be scratchy. These pens are a happy medium. The nib is narrow but round and glides easily. The ink lasts, and the density is very dark. I used one throughout the recent holiday season to write cards and found the pen pleasant to use.

These pens are better than you would expect for the price. I bought these mainly to give away to introduce people to fountain pens. The nib and feed look similar to those of the Pilot Varisty. Writes smoothly. The fine nib seems more like a medium. The cap snaps on tightly and seals well. Who knows how long it had been since manufactured, but they wrote immediately. The cap, however, takes a bit of effort to remove.

I got these just to try them, I’ve had differing results with disposable and even reusable fountain pens, so I wasn’t really holding my breath. So far I’ve only used one out of the box of 12, and used maybe 1/4 of the ink. These are fine tip, so they don’t have that large lettering size that I am used to. They flow very smoothly, and I haven’t had any blotches or runs. It doesn’t bleed through the paper. Really it writes about how I would expect a nice gel pen to write. The only thing I’ve noticed that seems odd is how much ink is used. I haven’t written more than perhaps 3-4 pages and have already used about 25% of the ink in the tube, which is a LOT of ink when you see how much is in there, I’m not sure where it’s all going. Kind of weird. But these pens are pretty good, they work well, they don’t oooze all over the place, fine print works for different things, and they were affordable at around 10 USD for (12) pens. I would definitely recommend them for new and experienced calligraphers, and plan to get them again in the future.

These are great! It’s been a while since I’ve tried a fountain pen. I got them to go with some stationary for individual gifts for my book club girls. We were reading The Correspondent and I thought it would be a fun extra to add a fountain pen. They work great - are nice and smooth and no messy ink blotches. I actually love them which is somewhat unexpected as I was thinking they’d be a novelty piece when in actuality they are very usable.

The construction is pretty sound, the only weak point would be the metal nib itself. I used them in an industrial setting and the nib did have slight tendency to deform. The ink quality is fine for note taking, though wouldn't recommend for calligraphy as the ink runs and often takes a few moments to dry.

These are disposable fountain pens. The first pen out of the bag wrote immediately and well. I have not yet tried any others. The pen is clear plastic with the cap being sturdy but of slightly softer and more flexible material than the rest of the pen. This should eliminate any cracking that can occur with more brittle plastic. To remove the cap, pull. This may take more effort than most pens. Twisting the cap will not remove it. When replacing the cap, it takes a good push and makes a satisfying “click” hopefully ensuring a good seal. With a good seal, these 12 pens should have a good shelf life and you can leave your pocket protector at home. Black ink fills the barrel which is sealed. There is no cartridge. The ink is of a good quality, dries quickly, and is less likely to smear than most of my quality inks. I see no way to take apart any of this pen. For now, I will enjoy this pen which writes as smoothly and dependably as any pen I own. Once the ink is gone I may try harder to dismantle it. It bothers me to toss a nib that writes as well as this one. I really don’t need any more pens, but the reviews intrigued me and at 83 cents apiece for a fist full of smooth writing fountain pens, how can you miss.