These do have a fairly wide ink path. It is not a fine line. I think these are some of the wider ink pens I have used. I write fairly large, so it's not really a problem. If you write tiny though it could become an issue. They are comfortable to hold, and at this price, I can stash them in different notebooks or even loose a few and it's no big deal.
Pilot 25104 Precise V5 Green Ink with Green Barrel 0.5mm Roller Ball Stick Pen - 12/Pack
Item number 62625104MFR number PIL25104
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Product Overview
- Green ink with green barrel
- Roller ball pen style
- Cap protects and conceals tip
- 0.5mm extra-fine tip
- Patented precision point technology for smooth, skip-free writing
- Visible ink supply lets you monitor ink levels
UPC Code:400012652967
- Quantity
- 12/Pack
- Shipping Weight
- 0.28 lb.
- Color
- Green
- Package Size
- 12 Count
- Style
- Stick
- Tip Size
- 0.5 mm
- Tip Style
- Ultra-Fine Point
- Type
- Rollerball Pens
Pilot PIL25104 Details
Keep your office stocked with this Pilot 25104 Precise V5 green ink roller ball stick pen! Thanks to the green liquid ink, you can create effortless strokes on any form, notepad, or document. The 0.5mm extra-fine point is perfect for delicate writing on notes, invitations, or thank you cards. The patented precision point technology delivers clean, skip-free writing, ensuring a cleaner and more professional finished product. This, along with the smooth, comfortable grip, makes it an ideal option for your establishment.
This pen's stick design includes a cap that both protects and conceals the tip when not in use. Plus, the visible ink supply lets you monitor ink levels, so you'll always be prepared.
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To be honest I like the V7 series better in terms of actually end product but those tips tend to bend and break. The v5 is only slightly less accurate but in terms of durability and erognomics, it can't be beaten.