We’re back with even more overengineered pens,
from markers to gel pens and even a rollerball!
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Let’s begin.
Elongated Nib
If you’ve ever needed to mark a hard to reach spot,
look no further than the Shachihata Artline Long Nib Marker.
Ideal for handiwork and DIY projects,
the pen features an elongated nib that can fit inside small spaces like nail and screw holes in frames.
Its uniquely shaped cap clips to your pocket as you work,
and a 70 mm ruler with 5 mm intervals is printed on the body for evenly spacing out marks.
Stabilizing Inner Spring
The Zebra Sarasa Nano Gel Pen provides a smooth, ultra-fine writing experience.
Because its internal spring absorbs shocks, the tip won’t wiggle as you write!
It comes in a tiny 0.3 mm tip size and uses vivid, skip-free Sarasa gel ink.
Want erasable ink?
The Pilot Frixion Ball Knock Zone Gel Pen similarly eliminates tip rattle
with a special clutch that holds the ink refill in place.
Synergy Tip
Thanks to its unique Synergy Tip, the Pilot FriXion Point Knock combines the precision of a needle point with the durability of a conical point.
Because the tip is stronger, heavy-handed writers won’t have to worry that they’ll damage the tip!
And as part of the FriXion line of pens, it uses thermosensitive ink that disappears when erased with the built-in “eraser.”
If you prefer a more standard ink, check out the Pilot Juice Up!
It also uses the Synergy Tip.
Protective Tip Shield
The Uni EMOTT Sign Pen features an ultrafine marker tip that’s encased in a protective plastic shield.
Unlike normal felt tip pens which can fray and wear down,
the EMOTT’s tip resists bending and breaking to ensure crisp and consistent lines for as long as you use it.
The pen also boasts a slim, square body that prevents it from rolling away on your desk
and makes it easy to store several pens in a case.
Looking for a highlighter instead?
The Tombow Mono Edge Dual-Tip Highlighter also has a plastic sleeve that maintains the shape of the tip!
Arrow-Shaped Tip
The Pentel Tradio offers a distinct arrow-shaped tip
that can create a variety of line widths depending on how you hold it!
Holding the tip towards its side at a low angle produces thicker lines, while lighter pressure makes for thinner lines.
Be sure to use smooth paper or write slowly,
as the felt tip may spray ink if you go too fast or use highly textured paper like those in sketchbooks.
Safety Clip
Never worry about ink-stained clothes again with the LAMY Swift Rollerball Pen!
It has a clever safety mechanism in which extending the tip retracts the clip into the barrel,
making it flush with the body.
This has two benefits: one, the clip won’t rub against your hand as you write,
and two, when the pen’s clipped to your pocket, the tip can’t ever extend and leave marks.
Lastly, the Swift’s weighted metal body and satin finish make it a luxurious addition to any collection.
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All the pens are available in the description below and at JetPens.com.
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