PILOT FriXion Clicker Erasable, Refillable & Retractable Gel Ink Pens, Fine Point, Black/Blue/Red Inks, 3-Pack (31467)

I recently purchased the Pilot Frixion Clicker Erasable Gel Pen, Assorted Ink, 3 per Pack (31467) in Black/Blue/Red, and I must say, I am thoroughly impressed! These pens offer excellent value for their cost.First of all, the erasable gel ink is a game-changer. It writes smoothly and effortlessly, just like a traditional gel pen, but with the added advantage of being erasable. This feature is incredibly handy, especially when taking notes or making corrections without having to cross things out or start over.The pack includes three different colors: black, blue, and red, which provides versatility for various tasks. Whether I'm underlining important points, color-coding my calendar, or adding some flair to my writing, these pens have me covered.The clicker mechanism is another highlight of these pens. It's convenient and easy to use, ensuring that the pen is always ready to write when I need it. No more searching for misplaced pen caps or worrying about ink drying out.In terms of durability, the Pilot Frixion Clicker pens have proven to be reliable companions. I've been using them for weeks now, and they haven't shown any signs of running out of ink or losing their smooth writing performance.Overall, I highly recommend the Pilot Frixion Clicker Erasable Gel Pen, Assorted Ink, 3 per Pack (31467) if you're looking for affordable pens that offer great value. They write smoothly, erase cleanly, and provide a variety of colors to suit your needs. You won't be disappointed with these pens!

My absolute favorite pens for work. I am a nurse and these pens allow me to write patient info neatly and erase it if needed. They erase clean and they don't smudge when I write. Will definitely buy this bundle again as I go though them alot.

Perfect. Great quality. Very erasible.

My colleagues recommended I get this pen and I like it! I enjoyed note-taking using my usual G-2 pilot pens with a whiteout, and it can be tedious cleaning up my mistakes.-Experience: It's my first time using it, and I was very impressed that it worked very well to be ERASED like a regular pencil! The ink is perfect, and it doesn't bleed the back of the page. The ink does a great job; as you can see, the picture of my hand-drawn diagram and notes were all used from this pen! The grip is comfortable, and it's very lightweight than G-2 pens, which makes it easier and faster to take my notes!-Con:Erasing with friction pen.If you're using a "basic regular notebook" instead of the rocket book.-When you erase it on the back of the page, it isn't bad for the front page. When erasing using this pen, pressure is required to cause "friction" to remove the ink. It depends on how heavy you apply pressure on the pen to erase the ink on the back and cause to erase them on the front. But if it's light pressure, it wouldn't go away. That's pretty much the downside if you enjoy writing notes on the back like me.-Note: It's worth the price to try out your style of notetaking for $5, only if you're sickened tired of using stubborn whiteouts like me. Lol.-*New update from July 4th*Ha, Happy Independence Day! I bought the pen on June 30 and took notes with it every day until July 4th it ran out of ink. For me, it lasted about 2 weeks to when writing with it every day and heavy amount of information. The pigment of the frixion pen does a good job but not strong like G-2 pilot pens.-Con: Ink issuesIn my opinion, I would prefer to stick with g2 pen than dealing with refill issues of the ink. Since I got the frixion pens, I was worried the ink wouldn't work due to heat, but I'm glad it worked. Plus, it lasted for only 2 weeks for 1 pen, and it would be a better way to buy refill inks than the pen itself (the best way to save your $). But I have seen many issues with the inks required to store in a cool area instead of dealing with the heat. Some prefer to save their inks by putting them in a fridge which is quite funny.-I had seen people are saying the ink would disappear in heat even if you wrote your notes on it. Plus some say the ink would "reappear" in cold temperature. I would not dare to test my handwritten notes for that magical ink to be "disappear". I tend to write my notes indoor at room temperature and it's fine as long it's not in direct sunlight.-In all honesty, I don't want to deal with the ink, and buying more ink would be a hassle of where I stored it as well. I would stick with my regular g2 pen because it has a stronger pigment and runs out at least 2 or 3 months for me. Plus doesn't matter at any temperature where you store your pen lol.-But it would be great that you want to draft your notes and erase them with any "rubber" eraser (pink or white) and not just the only the pen itself. Yeah, do what you will with that information. lol, Thanks for reading it!

I love these pens. I can take notes, erase my sloppy ones, rewrite neatly, erase short notes and reuse the page. I’m very organized so I’ve been using notepads for years and when I finish a task I cross it off the list only to end up with a page of a bunch of crossed out items and a couple of incomplete tasks. Then I start a new page and do it all over. With these pens I just erase what’s done and reuse the page. It’s so neat and clean looking! They erase really well too. Just DONT write a check with these!

These are pretty good and work much better than those old scripto erasable pens that were based on soft smearable ink that was designed not to stick to paper too well.These are based on heat causing chemical changes to turn the ink transparent. The temperature required to erase is pretty low so friction from a rubber nib can be enough. Hold it over something kind of hot and the ink disappears instantly (which could be a problem sometimes).Put it in the freezer and the ink slowly reappears.Drawbacks are:- the ink is a little bit more washed out than normal ink, but not too bad. Just don’t expect super dark.- erasing the ink is not “secure” because anyone can make things reappear by putting in the freezer.- if you erase something, write over it, erase, write again etc then it gets erased by accident (hot car etc) then putting it in freezer will make every previous marking reappear, not just the last one. This isn’t Microsoft Word and it doesn’t have an undo history.- it’s harder to erase on some types of paper for some reason. Could be some paper doesn’t have enough friction or thicker paper might cause the pen to dig a deeper trench in it where it’s not getting direct friction from the eraser. I had trouble on some laser printer card stock.Overall pretty impressive but nothing is without its limitations, however minor they are.Apparently they’re good enough to be “5th grade math class approved” though.