Pentel EnerGel PRO Permanent Gel Pen, (0.7mm), Medium Line, Archival and Water-Proof, Black Ink, Pack of 2 (BLP77BP2A)

I love this pen. The ink when writing doesn't get with blots of ink on the paper or your hand. It writes nice and smooth and not to fine but just right. The ink is between fine & bold. I bought also Pilot precise V5 RT fine point and I am not a happy camper with them. The pen when writing bc the tip is so fine & sharp it put holes in the paper when writing at times. The point and ink is way to fine for me. I'll take the ENER gel pen any day over the Pilot precise V5 RT.

Good product. Write all checks with this pen as it cannot be erased. Had my check intercepted by a thief who changed everything on my check except signature and the bank let it go through. Changed check fro $60 to $3300 and bank cashed it and charged my account.

These pens are great to write with. I bought these specifically to write postcards, since they are supposed to be waterproof. (I haven't tried dripping water on the ink, nor am I going to.). They glide well. I'm also left-handed and the ink doesn't smear when I write. I do have carpel tunnel, and I can't write with anything for very long, but I'm able to write a little longer with these pens.

Great pen but not waterproof (used on stone paper).

Pentel Energel Pro vs Uniball Signo 207+Comfort: The Energel is a little beefier than the 207, barrel and length wise, but the 207 grip is bigger and squishier, though the texture of the grip on the Energel feels nice. The curvature of the 207 feels alot more natural than the straight barrel of the Energel, topped off with the bigger squishier grip, i give this point to the 207+Design & Build Quality: The Energel feels a little heavier and more robust than the 207 and has a gloss finish. Although the 207's walls feel a little thinner than the Energel's thick solid plastic i find the matte finish to look a little more premium it makes it where you cant tell its plastic off sight alone like you can with the Energel, and the big fat bar code on the side of the Energel isnt too flattering either. The 207 also has a metal clip which is where the Energel really cheaped out on with a hollow backed plastic clip which if youre like me and break clips all the time youll really appreciate that about the 207. And lastly the Energel is not openable or refillable which was really disappointing for a pen of this price point. Another point for the 207+(The energel does have a more satisfying 'click' though if that matters to you)Writing: This one was tough as they are both top of the line when it comes to gel pens, but i do feel like the Energel's inkflow feels a little smoother than the 207 and the ink is much darker and bolder (on both blue and black models) but there is something about the 207 when your pen glides across the paper its like you can feel the ball tip rolling when you write which gives a more responsive and precise feel. With that being said, i asked others to try both and tell me which writes smoother and it was unanimously the Energel Pro and in terms of smoothness and what the ink looks like on paper id have to agree so this one goes to the Energel ProOverall you really cant go wrong with either of these pens if youre looking for the smoothest boldest gel pen you can find id go with the Energel Pro. If youre just looking for a sleek comfortable daily writer thats smooth but still really responsive id go with the 207+

I like the fact that the ink is permanent. Cannot be washed off if thieves get a signed check and try to reuse it.

These are really fun to write with even when writing a check!

Surprised how much I didn't like this pen. Usually I love this brand. This pen is scratchy when writing on all different papers and catches easily on any bump in the paper. The skipping is the worst. It leaves tons of blanks and is very frustrating. Have to go over words multiple times.