Every now and then, I come across a pen that really just surpasses its appearance by leaps and bounds. The Pilot Hi - Tec - C Slim Knock 0.4mm Gel Ink Pen is one such pen.
A slim, compact plastic body, 4.75 inches, holds the coveted Hi-Tec - C 0.4mm Gel Ink cartridge, that simply glides on paper, not unlike an ice skater on an ice skating rink.
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Hi-Tec - C Slim Knock does one thing and does it exceptionally well. It lays down a nice thin, dark line on paper. While the body is a little too slim for my large hands, I still enjoy using this diminutive pen to write short, sprint - like paragraphs. Surprisingly, I wrote out this review using it and had no writers cramp afterwards. This is a pen I would keep in my pocket portfolio, in order to have on hand when I need to take notes or write down info at meetings, etc.
While not an overly fragile plastic pen, if I had my druthers, I would have Pilot produce an aluminum Slim Knock version, soon. I would even love to see Pilot consider a Multi Pen Slim Knock aluminum version, preferably a three point pen. I think that would strike a fancy with a lot of stylophiles.
But until then, I am content with using this little gem, which in case you hadn't guessed, I highly recommend!
A slim, compact plastic body, 4.75 inches, holds the coveted Hi-Tec - C 0.4mm Gel Ink cartridge, that simply glides on paper, not unlike an ice skater on an ice skating rink.
Hi-Tec - C Slim Knock does one thing and does it exceptionally well. It lays down a nice thin, dark line on paper. While the body is a little too slim for my large hands, I still enjoy using this diminutive pen to write short, sprint - like paragraphs. Surprisingly, I wrote out this review using it and had no writers cramp afterwards. This is a pen I would keep in my pocket portfolio, in order to have on hand when I need to take notes or write down info at meetings, etc.
While not an overly fragile plastic pen, if I had my druthers, I would have Pilot produce an aluminum Slim Knock version, soon. I would even love to see Pilot consider a Multi Pen Slim Knock aluminum version, preferably a three point pen. I think that would strike a fancy with a lot of stylophiles.
But until then, I am content with using this little gem, which in case you hadn't guessed, I highly recommend!
I love this pen. I just use up the ink too quickly. I keep a supply of refills with me at all times.
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