Good and Bad Ballpens

[mbeige]

Pilot BPS-Fine

Used Panda, Bic, and the one with "fragrant ink" but didn't like that last one. Panda and Bic were OK but tends to bleed in my experience.

Then I tried Pentel still fine tip of course. Loved it so much I got a set for school use. The succeeding years made me discover I left several pens all over our place, and when I used them they still worked despite the (ab)use.

[baker123]

till now i still look for reynolds ballpen. its the best ballpoint pen ive used.

i like those gel type pens too. ganda ng ink. tuloy tuloy din sumulat. wag lang malaglag.

[_Cathy_]

I like Dong-A and Panda.

[caloyski5]

gamit ko sa shop ko Eagle brand. ok naman

[jeffrocks]

OT lang, elementary Mongol [bawal kasi bolpen]...high school Bic...college
Staedtler [tech pen]

[shadow]

I'm using parker right now

[Type 100]

Dong-A gel pens are a fixture in my workplace. They're good, but their ink doesn't last very long.

The priciest ballpen I have is a simple Cross model given to me by my uncle. For a normal blue ink ballpoint-pen, it writes well and looks pretty good IMO.

+1 on shadow, I've had a few Parkers before and they're great.

I also bought a whole box of Panda ballpens after graduating from college, thinking I might need them for job hunting or work purposes. It's been a few years since and I've used only 10 of them so far. They still write okay.

[chain]

Dong-A.. my gel pens. writes smooth, nice flow of ink.

[ghosthunter]

I also bought a whole box of Panda ballpens after graduating from college, thinking I might need them for job hunting or work purposes. It's been a few years since and I've used only 10 of them so far. They still write okay.

Typically disposable ballpens have a shelf life of two to three years before the ink dries up.