EEOYU12 Pieces Disposable Fountain Pens, Smooth-Writing Office Supplies for Sketching, Journaling, Calligraphy, Doodling and Gifts (6 Black + 6 Blue)

I wanted to try out fountain pens, and decided to give these a try as they seemed easy to get into. I loved them! They write really smooth and the inks look great. Made writing really fun. I was using them at school and all my students started asking me for them, and they loved them too. Only writing implement I've seen any of them hold onto for more than a day.Durability wise, I had no issues being a calm-ish adult. The ones I kept in my bag or pocket put out excellent performance. My middle school students were rougher than me and some that had secured examples from my prize box did end up causing some minor damage to the nibs from applying too much force or writing the wrong way (you should see the front of the nib facing you as you write). Even with the abuse, most of the student examples still wrote when handed back to me...just not as smoothly. Given these are super cheap and literally advertised as disposable, I think that's pretty good.I've finally secured a "real" refillable fountain pen by means of a Lamy Safari, and that certainly has some features these pens don't have, but I also have to clean that out to change the color and I refill it multiple times in the time one of these lasted. So if you are just looking to dip your feet into fountain pens, or simply don't want to deal with ink at all, I highly recommend these pens.

Ran out of pens for taking notes.. seen a review about leaking or something but mine didn’t leak, seen another review that they dry up fast which they dont really, I’ve left this one without a cap the entire night and it just went right back to writing smoothly, the g2 varsity pens I had before and those only come with like 5 pens for 17 dollars but with this package not only do you get a resealable plastic to keep them in, the price beats any other brand right now. I need these pens because ball points started hurting my index finger really bad was having a cramping problem with it, I purchased the black pens as other colors weren’t really suiting my notes and the readability was getting irritating in lower lighting. But with these even in the lowest light still very visible in low light. Very nice buy but if I may put some constructive criticism, I wish they felt smoother to write with, after so long you start missing that smooth as hell kind of scratchy but not ink flow. These after a while make you feel like you can’t scratch the paper even if y want to and it has that soft feeling for some reason when writing, I would say if you guys update the tip of the nibs on these pens to have the same feel as the varsity g2 I would come back to this brand and it would be much more worth it, but probably going to just pay the extra get the g2 varsity next time because I hate the soft feel when writing and when they get low the ink has a harder time coming out of the nib. But I am broke right now so all in all good buy and it has helped me take a lot of notes very fast, I would say just buy em and try em, it’s only 9$ and u can take a lot of notes with them, when they are first used it does flow very smoothly, just that plastic soft feel I can’t get over it’s a sensory thing for me

The green one leaks horribly! As soon as I took the lid off, it spurted green ink all over the table. The cap was also full of ink that came pouring out as soon as I held it vertically. One of the black pens is also very hard to write with, nearly unusable; you have to hold it at a specific angle for any ink to come out, and even then, it’s very coarse and scratchy. It isn’t worth it. I tossed those two out.So that leaves 10 pens. And for the price, I’d say that’s not too shabby. The others work beautifully; they write smoothly and have bold, gorgeous colors. (The blue ones and purple one are my personal favorites, but they’re all very pretty.) I would have loved the green one, because it’s a gorgeous shade, but I’m not opening that thing again. Overall, I’m not terribly disappointed. I got probably more than I should have expected, considering the price. Just know that there’s no guarantee that all of your pens will work properly. Likely, most of them will.

Great ink and a nice nib! I've given most of them all away to people who liked the design of fountain pens. Many of the folks I've shown didn't even know about fountain pens. These are quite durable, don't leak, and have a fantastic feel to them. I will absolutely be buying more.

I have bought so many expensive pens. With arthritis, I find it difficult to write legibly. For some reason, the way you have to hold these pens makes my handwriting MUCH better. And it's actually fun to write!

Purchased in quantity, these pens are an especially good deal. The ink flow is consistent and the ink’s color, rich and deep.My complaint with these pend is that they dry out so quickly. I’m not saying the ink runs out quickly. I’m saying that they must be capped almost immediately after the nib is lifted from the paper.Here’s the sitch:Whenever I use my numeric keypad, which is pretty frequently, I tap the keys with my pinky finger while keeping my pen poised in the same hand so that I can occasionally write down totals on paper.However, this is almost impossible to do with these pens as leaving them uncapped for longer than a few minutes dries them out. Once this happens, there’s simply no way to revive or re-prime them.Even if it’s left out in the sun, an open felt-tip pen doesn’t dry out as quickly.So, I suppose this type/brand of pen is good for people who intend to use without occasionally stopping to look up a word or set it down uncapped to use correction tape.I’m not one of those, but if you are, knock yourself out.