The Pentel EnerGel gel pen is well-loved by students and lefties for its buttery-smooth
richly pigmented and quick-drying ink.
It uses an advanced liquid gel ink formula that allows the ink to flow freely while maintaining
enough viscosity to produce clean, sharp lines.
In this video, we'll introduce the models within the EnerGel family, so keep watching
to find out more on this student and lefty favorite.
The EnerGel comes in both needle and conical tips.
Pentel uses needle tips for sizes 0.5mm and under, and conical tips for sizes 0.7mm and up.
EnerGel needle tips aren't your typical delicate, thin points.
They're quite sturdy and can stand up to heavy-handed writing.
However, we do find the conical tips smoother to write with.
A nice range of tip sizes from 0.3 to 1.0 are available, shown in the table here.
Let's dive into the different models.
NV and Deluxe.
The NV, or Euro as it's known in Japan, is a capped EnerGel pen that's great for everyday writing.
The 0.7mm tip size is available in five colors, while the other tip sizes have three colors.
The Deluxe has the same look as the NV, but with color-coded grips and accents.
It's only available in 1.0mm, and four colors.
For those who are forever losing caps, the retractable EnerGel-X is another trusty workhorse pen.
You can choose from eight vibrant colors in 0.5 and 0.7mm,
and three colors in 0.3 and 1.0mm.
Its body color matches the ink color inside, making it easy to pick out the hue you want.
The RTX and Pearl pens have a higher-end look than the EnerGel-X due to their respective
metallic and pearlized finishes.
Unlike other EnerGel models, the 0.7mm RTX and Pearl come in both needle and conical points.
The conical 0.7mm RTX is available in twelve colors, while the conical 0.7mm Pearl comes
in eight colors.
The Alloy EnerGel features an upgraded aluminum alloy barrel that is both stylish and sturdy.
It has a nice weight to it that makes it pleasant to use.
The wave design on the grip allows you to hold it securely and comfortably.
There are seven metallic body colors to choose from.
With eight striking yet neutral body colors, the Philography is great for business professionals.
It has a sophisticated brass body with a satin finish.
Chrome-plated trim accents the pen beautifully.
It'll fit right in on an office desk in a suit pocket, or tucked away in a briefcase.
The cutest EnerGel has to be the Clena.
The pen body has sweet pastel accents against a white barrel.
In addition to black ink, the Clena offers red ink in a matching soft red body.
This is the only EnerGel model that comes in 0.4mm.
The capped Tradio EnerGel Combo pens and EnerGel Tradio merge the body of the Tradio with the
ink of the EnerGel.
The Combo's grip is placed slightly higher,
ideal for those who hold their pen away from the tip.
It has a nice range of fun body colors.
The EnerGel Tradio is slightly slimmer than the Combo.
Its lower grip placement works better for those who hold the pen closer to the tip.
It features Tradio's distinctive window cap design that allows you to see the color-coded
nose cone of the pen.
The EnerGel 2 Color + Pencil and EnerGel 3 Color Multi Pens are pre-filled with EnerGel refills.
The 2 Color + Pencil comes with a mechanical pencil component, but you could replace it
with a third ink refill if you decide you don't want a pencil in the multi pen.
Multi pens are especially handy for students who need to switch between colors as they
write notes or do homework.
Not to mention the pencil option lets you erase those pesky math mistakes.
The EnerGel Permanent pen took the EnerGel ink formula and kicked it up a notch.
Not only does it retain its smooth-flowing, fast-drying qualities, it is now waterproof
and fade-resistant.
It's perfect for signing checks, contracts, or other legal documents.
You can choose from 0.5 or 0.7mm in three different ink colors.
We hope you enjoyed this round-up of the EnerGel line.
Did any of them catch your eye?
See them all at JetPens.com.
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