Jotter Ballpoint Pen - Medium Pen Point Type - Black Ink - Assorted Barrel - 1 / Pack

This is the finest writing tool on the market. Second to none. I carry this pen or exactly one like it in my left pants pocket everywhere I go. In my humble opinion it is a fashion statement. The biggest problem I've had in the past has been absentmindedly misplacing my Parker, or trusting someone I've loaned it to . . to return it. Now, you may counter and say ' Cross ' pens are better, but I would argue your hand will cramp far quicker than mine while I write with my ' Parker T-Ball Jotter. The best of the best.

My boyfriend requested these pens specifically as a stocking stuffer. He loves them for work and gets good use out of them. Smooth ink, good size

Bought it for myself but would make a nice inexpensive gift. Great lightweight ball point pen. Comes in a range of colors. I use this pen every day. Am completely satisfied.

I don’t typically write reviews, but this one deserves one. I’m used to nicer Lamy, Waterman, all the way to conventional ones like Bic crystals or whatever office basic pens provided by my workplace. But this Parker has nothing to offer compared to a basic pen. It feels WORST than the free pens you get at a bank. It feels cheap and it writes even worst, it writes rough and resistant on paper. Definitely NOT smooth in any sense, hard to write and feel cheap. Just go buy a Bic or any pack of pen at your convenience store and you will be better off. There is no chance this single crappy pen cost 15+ dollars considering its horrible quality. It cost 10x more than a Bic crystal 10 pack (1.57$ in Walmart). I’m returning mine. Total crap.

love parker pens. been writing more than usual and without the roller bar ink cartridge tip, all other pens lead me to finger fatigue. reason for only 4 stars: somebody can't say black in french. i cant but i can read and write in english and the description given on the website was clearly stated as black ink. ok here getting blue ink, but be advised. On the package a search reveals a statement "blue ink": damn the fine print. there was a time when thermal copiers could not "read" blue, so black ink pens were a must. anybody have carbon paper? (cc) carbon copy. i have way too much time on my hands.

Just recently I remembered how great Parker ball point pens used to be. Checked and found they're now manufactured overseas. Regardless, I decided I wanted one again. Inflations means the cost is almost 10X what it was in the late 1950s. (in 1960 dollars = about $2.50). But the quality and comfort are still the same. I recommend the medium size cartridge.

The pen writes well, but the barrel is small and really tapers even smaller.

When I bought this pen, I somehow missed that it was coming from overseas. It was a gift for someone who loves Parker pens as much as I do and I really would have rather had it for them sooner. That being said, when I got the package, the item was perfect. Well worth the wait.