Uni Pin Fineliner Drawing Pen - Black - 0.03mm - Pack of 3

These are excellent, wish they came in more colours. Also wish they were gyroscopically stablised because I still can't dot an eye regularly on a ball. Or cross a t, probably. Not the pen's fault. They are tiny! I am old.

Started using them in uni and I cant work without them now, they might not work well with certain papers, and do not borrow them to colleagues who haven't use them before, they will break the tip in their ignorance, but if you know the product and you need it, this pen cannot be replaced with anything else of the same standards, as it's kinda hard to find a 0.03 that will not smudge and maintain it's thickness if you do not break it by putting too much pressure, plus they last for ages

Picture, if you will, writing something down on a piece of paper. You want to write small beautifully difficult to read letters and words - but, alas! The ink all smudges together and it's ruined! Now, this pen is the solution! It's so fine, that you can write infuriatingly small words, borderline microscopic without any issue. The writing process does feel quite 'scratchy', akin to writing with a quill.. but you are in essence, writing with a nib the size of a needlepoint.. this in turn reduces the amount of lubrication from the ink. As someone who likes to write oppressively small - this is absolutely perfect for me. I suppose, due to the extreme pointy-ness of the pen, comparatively to standard pens.. this could also be used to dispatch vigilante justice.

Good for drawing before watercolour. Gets a bit scratchy well before cylinder empty.

Good product , I’ve used these many times

The pen tips are very thin and produce a good line, however they aren't good for writing, as the pen isn't too easy to hold and feels 'scratchy' to write with.

excellent pens for what i needed

Not suitable for writing. Ink too faint. Possibly OK for drawing faint outline sketch before drawing proper.