Parker IM Ballpoint Pen | Premium Red Lacquer with Gold Trim | Medium Point with Blue Ink Refill | Gift Box

This is a slick sturdy pen. Looks classy and expensive. Writes beautifully, nice and comfortable to hold in your hand. Just a really smart pen. Parker pens are amazing anyway. Must buy.

Marvelous job. Bought as a gift and greatly received it was a replacement for an older model of the same model if you know what I mean.👍

Lovely pen.

I decided after many years I'd treat myself to a lovely Parker pen. The last time I owned one or a few rather was when I used to go to school and that was many many years ago.First impressions, beautiful presentation box and beautiful looking pen.I was a bit dismayed to find the ink refill in the box separately as was hoping there would be a spare one but no major issue.Upon putting the refill into the pen I did get ink on my hands as being a rollerball the ink is somewhat similar to a fountain pen so do handle carefully when doing so.Writing is fluid and precise, as it's a fine point, there are slight scratchy feelings of not being super smooth but again no major concern.The pen does however if more pressure is placed write a bit thicker so not super thin and works very well.For the price and looks and overall quality of this pen I would say it is a great buy and would highly recommend this.

Good for writing

As Described by seller. Would recommend.

I bought this pen as a gift for a promotion. It came packaged in a box that doubled as a great presentation/gift box. Considering that it's a Parker product, it was high quality and writing smoothly. The cartridge was not in the pen when it arrived, but it was simple enough to fit into the shell. Would recommend this, its great for gifting as well.

This pen is a lovely weight, but the colour was a dark almost midnight rather than the classical blue shown on Amazon. The refill that comes with the pen fits, but you can't screw the two parts fully together because the cartridge is a millimeter too big to do that. It proves the cartridges must be manufactured away from trial in a pen or they would have adjusted that from the start.