SAKURA Gelly Roll Retractable Gel Pens Colored - Classic Color Set - Medium Point Ink Pen for Journaling, Art, Calligraphy, or Drawing - Black, Blue & Red Ink - 10 Pack

Nice pens nice colors

I absolutely love pants and these are really good. Pants are good quality. I love that. They’re just click pens. Makes it so much easier. You’re not gonna lose your lid earning and they draw so smoothly. I definitely recommend them they they dry pretty quick

Ordered these pens when looking for sparkle for my journal. These were the gel pens of choice in the 1990s, and I was glad to revisit. Fun colors -- mix of metallic and glitter, along with the regular blue and black. Only one of the pens didn't write smoothly. It's helpful to see the ink level. I haven't tested the drying time for fear of smudging but once dry, no smearing.

These write smooth and have great colors, not too much glitter but shimmery. I have used this brand for years and highly recommend them.

These pens are SO cute. The pastel pack are the ones that I purchased. I will say that it is hard to read the lighter shades on regular paper. The darker shades are easier to see. And it does take a couple times going over the same word to really get the color to pop. But they do not smudge, the pigment is great, and ink flow if you write slow is really good. Drying time is 10/10. Comfort is good. I would buy these pens again, but maybe not the pastel pack only because I have a hard time seeing the lighter colors.

If you like to do calligraphy or journaling, these are a must! They write smoothly, don't skip and the colors are rich.

UPDATE: Lowering to 3 stars. Right after I bought these I bought some of the regular removable cap ones to compare. Some of the older ones I have have lasted for years so I wanted to see! The new Amazon ones lasted about 3 months while the regular Sakura ones are still going strong. I wont buy these lower quality ones again as they last a tiny fraction of the time as a regular Sakura gel rollerball. I wanted to replace my Sakura Gelly roll glitter pens I've collected for the past 25 years or so after losing them in a fire. I couldn't tell which pack to get from the descriptions so I figured I'd write you all a key so you don't order a bunch of pens you don't want like I did! "SPARKLE" is a multi pack that is for the most part is made up of non-metallic and more importantly non- glittery pens! Don't buy the "Sparkle" pack unless you really want 4 plain blue and black ink pens. If you are a person buying glitter pens you likely don't. "METALLIC" is the sample on the right. They're always fine for everyday use but no big whoop. The pen caps are glittery. Way to make the new version of these pens even more confusing. "STARDUST" is the sample on the left. THIS IS THE GLITTER YOU WANT! Fine for everyday use but also super sparkly for when thats a thing you need. These have the pen caps that are all clear with a very subtle glitter in the plastic. Sakura - come on. These are the most confusing pens ever. Aside from the issues above the trompe l'oiel caps as the retraction button trompes my oiels every damn time. Everyone in my household struggles with the caps for a moment before we realize it's not a cap and swear while clicking. I dearly miss the old Sakura Gelly pens but will relegate myself to using the Stardust ones for everyday use for now. Please bring back real pen caps and stop messing with my family's perception of reality.

I'm a big fan of Sakura products. I love their Pigma Micron pens and Gelly Roll gel pens. I use the white Opaque Gelly Roll pens for a particular process. I am a quilter who indulges in wool, felt applique, and embroidering on those materials. Both wool and felt are notoriously hard to mark. Traditional quilters' marking pencils barely leave a mark on them, and when you press hard enough to leave a mark, it's thick and indistinct. The marks also rub off readily, usually before you finish the embroidery. I have had some success with Frixion pens when I use light-colored material, but I like to work with dark-colored wool and felt. The Opaque white gel pens leave an excellent, precise line that does not rub away; in fact, that is the only detractor. As the marks are permanent, you must carefully mark precisely where you will be stitching. Hand embroidery is usually bold enough that it will cover the marks, but you don't want to make an erroneous mark as it is not removable. Despite that, these white Gelly Rolls are my 'go-to' marking tool for wool and felt.

I love Sakura gel pens and have been using them for a while. The ink in these pens is as expected with the brand. Flows easily and coveres well. It is very convenient to be able to go over the area again after the ink dries, which it does fairly quickly. After the ink is dry it has a very solid appearance. I actually prefer the retractable pens versus the pens with caps. I really appreciate that all pens produce the same line thickness. I use them for colouring. The pic I shared is of quick unfinished page, however, it allows you to see how vibrant the colours are produced by these pens.

No tienen la misma calidad que las Gelly roll de tapa normal. La tinta no se desliza tan bonito como las otras.

Arrived quickly. These markers are great for fine detailing in watercolour paintings. Also great for doodling. Writing up certificates... anything fancy if you like a bit of glitter.

Very smooth but kind of expensive

No more losing lids