ZebraSarasa Clip Pen 0.4 mm, Black (JJS15-BK)

Got this one to experiment with the 0.4mm tip. I love it! Found my sweet spot between too fine, and too wide. I also love that these have a rubberized grip, really nice feature. I love that these Zebra Sarasa pens/refills do NOT write super smooth..they actually have some feedback from the paper, and I love that! If you are a fountain pen person that loves Sailor nibs, you will know exactly what I mean! I would definitely buy again, and recommend, with the caveat that it is NOT super smooth, like some like...

Writes smooth and works well. Usually when you get to .4mm or .38mm the pens write scratchy but this didn’t.

Very smooth writing

If you love the tactile feel of writing, get this pen. So smooth, and the ink doesn’t fade. I buy them in multiples because I never want to be without them.

Fine tip click pen. Love the glide on this. Ink cartridges are replaceable.

I really like how it fits in my hand, and the overall design. The only negative thing I have to say is that I go through the ink kinda quick.

This pen was recommended to me but writes a little more "scratchily" than I normally like. That said, I like the ink color, grip, size and balance. I just wish it wrote super smoothly.

Love it

These are my favourite pens I like to use to write class notes. The first time I ordered them, the box came with the 10 pens in good condition. The second time I ordered, there seemed to be a mix up with the delivery but I was able to get a quick refund. The seller was very responsive and polite.

The pen is a great writing instrument.... however, when it came it was clearly a USED PEN! The grip is extremely dirty, and the ink is half used up. Very unsatisfied with this seller!

One of my favourite pens. Definitely recommend.

A super fine nib, and a light weight body, make this lovely to write with. Loads of barrel colours to choose from as well.You can buy packs of refills online so you can keep using the body without having to throw it away.

In Europe, Japanese pens of this kind are usually available in the >0.6 mm varieties, but hardly ever in the thin <0.5 mm varieties. 0.6 or above is, in my extensive experience, too broad and too wet to be an effective annotation tool. These 0.4 mm (and also the 0.3 mm which I have) pens are fantastic. Good, consistent, ink flow that works well on thin or otherwise fragile paper used in a broad range of books. Lines are thin enough to write in the margins of books (the 0.3 mm ones even more so). The key selling point of these Sarasa's over, for example, the Pilot G-tec is it's mechanical clip. It's very sturdy and won't easily break.