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- 0.6mm fine point ink in black, blue, red, green, fuschia pink, purple, and teal turquoise gives you a beautiful flow with rich color from a traditional and beloved writing implement
- Innovative ink system eliminates your cartridge concerns and efficient ink delivery system uses every drop for your smooth writing experience
- Convenient clip makes this pen a fantastic grab and go option, attaching to your pocket, collar or briefcase pocket
- This 7-count pack is perfect for home and business offices so you always have a great pen at hand for signing documents, composing correspondence and drawing
Description
Zebra Pen Fountain Pen is for the stylish who love the tradition of a fountain pen without the hassle of hunting for replacement ink cartridges. Innovative ink system eliminates cartridge worries. The free-flowing fountain pen provides an efficient dispensing of the ink for smooth writing. The 0.6mm fine point stainless steel nib allows for a satisfying experience when you put pen to page. This 7-count pack of assorted color ink pens including black, blue, red, green, fuschia pink, purple, and teal turquoise is a smart addition to any office supply cabinet. Use to sign documents and holiday cards, draft letters and outline artwork. Available in additional colors. Indulge in the joy of jotting with a fountain pen.
Brand: Zebra Pen
Writing Instrument Form: Fountain Pen
Color: Assorted B
Ink Color: Blue,Pink,Blacc
Age Range (Description): Kid, Teen, Adult
Manufacturer: Zebra Pen
Brand: Zebra Pen
Item Weight: 3.68 ounces
Product Dimensions: 0.5 x 5.48 x 4.06 inches
Item model number: 48307
Color: Assorted B
Closure: snap
Grip Type: Contoured
Material Type: Plastic
Number of Items: 7
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 7)
Point Type: Fine
Line Size: 0.6mm Millimeters
Ink Color: Blue,Pink,Blacc
Manufacturer Part Number: 48307
Date First Available: August 1, 2017
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I purchased these not because they're disposable, but because I really wanted a high-capacity pen that was uber-cheap and that was <i>designed</i> to hold a load of ink. If you've ever used an eyedropper that you had to mod or that came with an ordinary, non-specialized feed, then you'll know how those things burp. Oh, do they burp. Not so with these pens! The feeds are designed to hold a massive volume of ink back, and the only time I ever had one burp is when I brought it into the mountains with me (big elevation change), point down. Even then, the leak wasn't bad at all—only a few tiny droplets. I was pretty tired of dealing with the burping of my other cheap eyedroppers at school, so this is very nice. These pens last all eternity. I've had them for nearly a year, now, and I'm barely halfway through the ones that I use the very most. That's even with all the notebooks of notes I've amassed over the last few semesters. The pens never dry out, either. Huge bonus. There are only a couple downsides to them. One is that you can't refill them easily. To do it requires a certain amount of hijacking, if you really want to use them again after they're (finally) empty. Then again, they're not meant to be refilled. They're <i>disposable</i>, after all. But if you really want to use them until they break, you can do it relatively simply, WITHOUT poking any holes or ripping the pen apart. See video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQsNOTA6gTg&t=12s Other downside: they don't tune very well. As they are, they write perfectly well. But I've taught myself to tune my pens, and I enjoy tailoring my nibs to my writing style with the utmost level of perfection. That might be overboard for most fountain pen users, let alone those who buy these disposables. But if you ARE looking to tune these pens, be aware that the tines are amazingly inflexible, and they don't spread apart easily, so you might have difficulty increasing the wetness if that's what you're looking to do. They take well to the micro-mesh, and it's not hard to smooth them out. I imagine the stiffness of the tines was meant to be. After all, those who buy these pens may not be fountain pen people, let alone nibmeisters. A tough nib can't be destroyed by someone who doesn't know how to use a fountain pen and who presses too hard while writing. These nibs might even be able to survive drops off a desk without bending (I'm not going to test that). Final word: they're beautiful, aren't they? I was going to purchase Pilot's disposables before I found these, but Zebra's Zenzations caught my eye at once. They're gorgeous for meant-for-the-trash-pens. The jewel-plastic caps are beautiful, and the clip design is amazing for such a cheap product that's just going to get thrown away. I recommend, 9.9/10!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2021 by Fluffy Little Thunderbird
Love fountain pens, so much that I use them for work on my notes. These are a great choice for several reasons: price, usability, ink flows smoothly on several different types of paper and fit nicely in my hand. Love the colors! Only issue I had was the purple pen. It ran out very quickly. However, looked at the seller's site, found a form to fill out, which was very easy to complete. Got a positive, helpful reply less than 12 hours later!! How's that for service??!! So consider the cost, it's worth it just to try these. I truly believe you're going to love these!!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2022 by Shari Eicher
I'm very impressed with these pens, especially considering the price. I mean, come on, do you expect a Mont Blanc? But I have very expensive pens that are not as reliable as these. The write immediately, the flow is constant, the ink is very opaque, the balance is fine, though they are pretty light in the hand. Nibs are as good as most any pen I have. The fine nib is perfect, and when reversed (upside down) they give a very-very fine line, but it is solid and consistent without scratching much. I use them that way a lot. Colors are nice, but I would like to purchase single colors that I like rather than getting colors I don't typically use. Still, for the price, this is a very nice pen, even if I use only the ones I prefer.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2022 by Tim Logan
These must be special inks that don't dry and need cleaned if not use. Unless you use them a lot, that is what happens to most purchased general-use inks. Since these came preloaded I have to assume that is what we have here. Drying out of little used inks is one of the reason I don't use them which makes this product so handy to have if you want to highlight or illustrate. The pens write smoothly, except for the black that requires a bit more pressure on the nib to get an acceptable line. A nice addition to one's working selection of pens.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2024 by L. Davis L. Davis
the best for disposable fountain pens. i shouldve found finer tips but excellent without>
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2025 by Timmy Patrick
I love these pens but after opening the package i tried each pen and only one will not work . I’ve tried many ways to try to get it too work . So far no luck. They cost too much just to leave it alone . This issue bothers me. If there was a refill many I’d accept it and go on . But I don’t know what to do but send them back . I’m scared to reorder the same ones again.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2025 by kitty kitty kitty kitty
These are great and the colors are wonderful. However, they may not be a "fine" tip. Seems more like a medium tip. Otherwise, it writes well.
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2024 by Linda
I use fountain pens exclusively for about 15 years. No can “mistakenly” take it and it’s a conversation piece. And I only use disposable one because they’re more comfortable to use, come in great colors, and it’s not a big hit if you lose one. I usually use varsity’s. Pros: I liked the colors with this set. I feel like they write smoother Comfortable Long lasting Cons: -Several have leaked or explodes ink everywhere. They start good and then BOOM. I’ve had then leak onto my white comforter twice and empty essentially the whole content of the pen. (I’ve become the master of removing ink stains now) -They also seem to “swell” and then the caps won’t go back on. -I feel they have pressure and flow issues that are causing this problem. Because of all of these, they don’t leave my desk and I only use them for certain things. I CANT DEPEND ON THEM. I wish they were better made because of the colors and smoothness I’ve only had 3 varsity pens have an issue in 15 years so I will stick with those until I find another option
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2021 by Ginger