Jotter Originals Ballpoint Pen, Classic Black Finish, Medium Point, Blue Ink, 1 Count - Signature Retractable Design

I typically use my Chrome Cross pen for more formal business events. But I needed a quality, less expensive, but still fashionable pen for everyday use (but better than a BIC stick pen). Tge Parker pen has proven to be a classic and professional look that feels good, well-balanced handing and durability - very pleased!

It is thinner and you can have it on you and not even realize you have it on you as it weighs very little. It writes perfect. I had bought one 26 years ago and i forgot about it and found it and I still have it. And after 26 years it still writes as if it was new! Remarkable. So good rhat I bought another from Amazon.

A quality yet affordable pen for work or school. I have used this for a little over two months at work now and this pen has performed great. The pen functions and looks as good as the day I received it. The only thing I wish this pen did have is a gel ink cartridge but the ink cartridge that comes with it is good enough. The grip feels good even though it is just plastic. The most important part of this pen to me is the metal clip. Before I got this pen I would take plastic pens to work and the plastic clips on them would usually fail within a few weeks.

The parker pen is a classic. Awesome item writes well and can be used as a strike weapon because it’s well built better than John Wick’s pencil.

Good!

Tried and true. For a pen to still stay on the market for decades you know it is good

I bought this classic black Parker Jotter because I reached an age where signing a receipt with a chewed-up plastic giveaway pen from a local transmission repair shop felt like an assault on my personal sovereignty. I needed a writing utensil that possessed a soul, some cold stainless steel trim, and that signature, metallic snick-clack that lets everyone in the room know business is being conducted. Pressing that chrome plunger down for the very first time immediately rocketed me back to 1995: the DMV waiting room on a sweltering Tuesday in July. My father sat on a cracked molded-plastic chair with a clipboard, reviewing his title transfer forms. He pulled a stainless Parker Jotter from the pocket of his short-sleeve button-down with the solemn grace of an Old West gunslinger clearing leather. CLICK. The sound echoed off the cinderblock walls like a small-caliber gunshot, silencing three screaming toddlers and an argument over ticket number 47. That is not an ordinary click; it is the definitive punctuation mark of adulthood. The balance in your fingers is surgical. The tapered retro barrel doesn't slip, the iconic arrow clip grips your shirt pocket with the tenacity of an angry badger, and the blue Quinkflow ink glides across paper without that horrible, globby stutter common to cheaper ballpoints. It doesn't skip, it doesn't leak into your pocket, and it dries fast enough that you don't smudge your signature into an ink-blot test. The only real danger is loaning it to anyone. The second a coworker asks, "Hey, can I borrow a pen to sign this invoice?" you have to hover over them like an undercover air marshal until that arrow clip is back in your custody. Rating: 4.9 out of 5 stars. Unmatched mechanical click, timeless retro aesthetic, and guarantees that whatever scribbles you jot down feel like executive orders signed in the Oval Office.

Nice pen smooth and retractable refillable less waste

Para mí, escribe como ninguno. Hace años que lo tengo y he gastado incontables minas… y sigue perfecto, además de tener una gran personalidad basada en la sencillez y la robustez.

Its good, smaller then I had hoped.

Super stylo à bille Parker qui a de la classe. Son corps est fin. Grande cartouche d'encre. Amazon le vend moins cher que le prix de la seule cartouche dans beaucoup de magasins. Un super achat !

Una maravilla de bolígrafo que compré por menos de $200MXN. Ideal para tener en casa o cargar con el por ser compacto y ligero pese al aspecto y diseño antiguo

Definitely not a proper Parker. Most likely an imitation especially taking price into account but push mechanism on the pen failed after a short period