Ink Pens

[mitunnelrat]

Pens. I've always needed one for work, and carried a Parker Jotter in my uniform shirt pocket for years. They look good and write well, but they certainly aren't very durable. Especially now that I wear a tshirt and jeans. So, for the past little while I've been looking for a replacement worthy of EDC status, and just placed an order for a Smith & Wesson pen about 20 minutes ago.

I could have carried on with a Bic, but figured its as indispensable a tool as a knife, and therefore worthy of an upgrade. I don't think we've ever talked about this here, so do any of you feel the same way? What are the rest of you carrying on a daily basis?

Please, someone else chime in. Lol. I can't be the only one with this fetish!

Pics and a review to come.

[Sniper-T]

Wow! You must really like pens to double post this! Here's a little porn for you

better get a nappy!


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[mitunnelrat]

Lol. I have no idea how this happened.

[bacpacker]

I have used a Zebra F701 for several years. Writes better than I can and I haven't torn it up yet. Looks decent to.

[Vodin]

And I like them to this point I will state again.

I am sorry but I only use Parker Pens since they offer the greatest reliability. You can always replace the ink internal pen to save the outer casing. And I prefer the solid steel pen not the upper half plastic version. mitunnelrat in my mind you have always had the most durable pen out the for the cost.

[bacpacker]

My Zebras are metal. As g as well. And you. An get refills as well. I think I gave like $6 or 7 for it. Wasn't much.

I used to have a Cross set. They were in e but the mechanism didn't Hold up, for the price in particular.