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I have gone through many gel pens from cheap to expensive. Many of the highly rated ones will still skip on some papers. On a visit to Office Depot I found Tul pens. I purchased the needle point medium gel. It works better than every pen I have ever had. The ink always flows with no skips. What is your opinion?

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40 minutes ago, denmarks said:

What is your opinion?

My opinion is that it’s not a fountain pen and therefore (for me) not usable. I only use fountain pens. 

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2 hours ago, Recursion said:

My opinion is that it’s not a fountain pen and therefore (for me) not usable. I only use fountain pens. 

 

And that's why this post is in It Writes But It Is Not A Fountain Pen. fpn_tongue.png.12b57f0ee12476c5345e4cb8642d7634.png

Add lightness and simplicate.

 

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I love the TUL pens because they are BROAD!!!  However, I've had trouble with them breaking on me. Nevertheless, I do acquire them.

Fountain pens are my preferred COLOR DELIVERY SYSTEM (in part because crayons melt in Las Vegas).

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I’ve thought about getting some, but have not yet. I’ve gone down the customizable multi pen hole (Uni Style Fit, Pilot Coleto, Pentel i+ and Zebra Prefill and now Sarasa Select).
 

For awhile, I’d only buy fountain pens. I lost out on the Retro 51 Lift Off rollerball because of that.  At least I got the Retro 51 Space Race pens to make up for that. 

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I admit that my Sherpa and I have a lot of fun.  

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A Tül gel or rollerball pen, a grey/black unassuming number, found its way into the pen pot on my office desk and I enjoyed using it so much (more than a variety of pens I've had in mystery box subscriptions, for example) that when it was empty I purchased refills. My only complaint is that the rubbery grip has swelled up and is always moving up and down.  Maybe I should stop being a cheapskate and go buy a new one...  Definitely good value for money on those days when you reach for something other than a fountain pen.

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I have used Tul gel pens, the refillable click pens (in case there are others), a fair amount, and have been pleased with the way they write. But for some reason I am rather hard on clips, and their clips don't hold up to very much abuse at all. So I don't buy them any more. 

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@Misfit  Very cool.

Fountain pens are my preferred COLOR DELIVERY SYSTEM (in part because crayons melt in Las Vegas).

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On 2/8/2022 at 9:45 PM, Misfit said:

Thanks @amberleadavis there was no way I would not order that pen. There is another one with Love stamps. 

 

I really love the guy carrying the pen.

Fountain pens are my preferred COLOR DELIVERY SYSTEM (in part because crayons melt in Las Vegas).

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4 hours ago, amberleadavis said:

 

I really love the guy carrying the pen.

It’s a great brick and mortar store. I wish it were located in KC.  I have to content myself with shopping online with them. 
 

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