If you’re looking for a nice gift for a pen lover or just want to treat yourself,
we’ve got you covered.
In this video, we’ll show you twelve fancy pens under $50!
You can shop all the items we mention at JetPens.com.
Let’s get started!
Ballpoint Pens
The futuristic Pilot Timeline Present is like no other ballpoint pen we’ve seen before.
A double twist mechanism extends the nose cone, then the refill itself.
How cool is that?
The Conklin Herringbone Ballpoint Pen is a bold and sophisticated pick.
A herringbone design is engraved in the aluminum body,
then coated with rich acrylic in your choice of three shades.
Gel Pens
Blending simplicity and convenience, the Ensso Pen UNO is a unique gel pen.
It’s made entirely of lightly textured aluminum, and its grip section extends with a twist
to protect the tip.
The UNO comes with a 0.4 mm Hi-Tec-C Coleto refill for crisp, smooth writing.
The Pentel EnerGel Philography exudes executive style.
The substantial brass body comes in a variety of sleek, matte shades.
The EnerGel ink is both smooth and vibrant for an excellent writing experience.
Multi Pens
The Pilot 2+1 Slim looks like a standard pen, but it’s really a multi pen!
It holds two 0.7 mm ballpoint refills and a 0.5 mm mechanical pencil.
To extend the desired refill, just turn the pen to show the label
and push down on the button. Isn’t that handy?
For a fully customizable multi pen, check out the Zebra Sharbo X ST3.
It holds a mechanical pencil component and two pen refills that you purchase separately.
The durable brass construction is coated in an attractive, matte finish.
Rollerball Pens
These Vintage Metalsmith Tornadoes pair Retro 51’s best-selling rollerballs
with a hefty metal build.
We like the Roosevelt, which features an acid-etched chevron design,
and the copper penny-inspired Lincoln.
First released in 1986, the Tombow Zoom 505 has stood the test of time.
This classy META version of the rollerball doesn’t just look good--
it’s also built for comfort.
The wide rubber grip section is comfortable to hold for long writing sessions.
Fountain Pens
Named after a character in Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker,
the elegant Pilot Cavalier will let your writing dance across the page.
The slim shape and light build fits perfectly in smaller hands.
It comes in five refined body colors.
The LAMY Logo features a modern design that looks right at home on any office desk.
The stainless steel body comes in a brushed or metallic finish.
The high-quality steel nib can be easily swapped out for standard sizes or even italic nibs.
Calligraphy Pens
These J. Herbin Glass Dip Pens double as works of art.
Made of real glass, each pen is made by hand.
Channels along the tip hold and dispense ink as you write.
You can pick between three lightly frosted shades.
If you want a luxurious writing or drawing experience,
the Kuretake Fountain Brush Pen doesn’t disappoint.
It has an authentic sable hair tip that’s extremely springy and responsive.
When you run out of ink, just swap in a compatible ink cartridge like you would in a fountain pen.
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