Review: Pentel EnerGel Pen

I picked up the Pentel EnerGel Needle-Point Liquid Ink Pen - 0.5 mm - Violet from JetPens, the description stated its a top choice for lefties (which I'm one of) because of the quick drying ink. It's ascetically please and has a great grip. I have to say I used this pen about four - five times.

Description from the site:

The best qualities of liquid ink and gel ink pens are blended into a super smooth ink formula in the new Pentel EnerGel Needle-Point pen. The pen comes in vivid colors that dry quickly and are smear proof. The pen is wonderful for left-handers. Its acid-free ink makes it safe for scrap booking!

Now on to the issues, I really wanted to like this pen but it's extremely inconsistent, which is the reason why I've only used it five times tops. It starts off with a good clean line of ink, dries quickly, and three words into your thoughts the ink dies. I was able to resurrect it once before, now I think it might be dead... Maybe I just got a bad pen and you might have better luck.

*Pictures taken from JetPens.com

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It's always good to start with what our thankful for so thanks go to Karen from Exaclair, Inc. for another great Journal to review.





Specs from their website:

What's special about this notebook?

• Soft, supple covers
• Discreet embossed logo
• Inside pocket for notes, cards.
• Extra white, super smooth ruled paper
• PEFC-certified. Acid & chlorine-free
• Elegant round corners
• Elastic closure
• Slim & easy to carry

Available in two sizes:

• 6 1/4 x 9 1/2"
  90 g, PEFC-certified paper
  96 sheets

I know on the website they call this a notebook but I look at this as a journal, where you write your dreams, goals, and desires. I love the look and feel of this journal it's slightly flexible with a good size back pocket to save your goodies. You can find this and the smaller size of this journal at The Daily Planner.