6 PENS Pilot Bravo Liquid Ink Marker Pen, Bold Point, Black (PIL11034)

Wow! As someone who is a writer, I am very big on the type of pens I use. Specifically, I love gel pens, 1.0 bold point. I ordered these because I knew it would be extremely pigmented and a “marker like” pen. When I tried this out, this is the best pen I have ever used. It does not BLEED and I used this on a thin paper. Extremely smear resistance. It dries so fast that if you rub what your wrote there is no smear. This is amazing! First picture is of a regular gel pens 1.0 and the second picture is the Bravo pen.

I have loved these pen for a long time. These are named V Sign Pen in Europe. Same. They are great, write well et I like to use them for drawings.

I have very low vision which makes it harder to use a regular pen for writing and for reading a regular pen, even with Bold tip sometimes. These are great. There is no smell to the liquid, which is great and the point is not wide but perfect for using in anything that needs to be written down, I haven't used them for writing the very few checks that I write, and I wouldn't recommend them for that, but for everything else, they are perfect for me.

Strong thick black, excellent for illustration and much loved. Treat yourself to some great paper to make the best of them. Excellent and new fave.

Bold pen, easy to see. You do have to be careful to keep in covered because it will dry out and can be easily absorbed by fabric or other porous materials - for instance, one accidentally open when I had it inside a bag and the interior lining of the bag absorbed the ink, leaving a big stain.

First impression is that this is a nice pen. It creates a line which is bold but not leaky. The ink seems to stay mostly in place as laid down, on some paper not very much better than newsprint. The tip glides smoothly over paper, and it is reasonably comfortable to write with. But it is weirdly short. From tip to butt, this pen measures 5-3/16" long, compared to an older Sanford pen which measures about 5-3/4" long. For reference, a Sharpie fine point marker measures 5-3/8" long. So this pen is a half-inch shorter than you are likely accustomed to. It's barely comfortable to hold and feels insubstantial. It feels weird!Is this a case of shortchanging the consumer, or is there another reason for selling a significantly shortened version of the Pilot pen?

I am low vision & looked for the best bold/no bleed through pap[ Bravo are the best, You won't be disappointed

Get ready for the most liquid smooth pen application of your life. These pens (more marker) are a dream to write with and they command respect. The result is bold and legible and it dries fast.For a salesman or a teacher, this is a great product. It will draw attention to whatever you write with it!It’s not at all waterproof though. I tried mixing it with my watercolor projects and that was a complete fail. Haha