Pilot FriXion Erasable Gel Pens, Fine Point 0.7 mm Erasable Pens, Pack of 7 Assorted Colors

(Tl;dr at very end) One thing I want to mention off the bat: depending on how you write, the quality may differ. If you write quickly, the ink strokes will look faded and not that great at all. It is still legible, it just looks like you wrote using a dying pen. If you take your time writing things out, the ink will look much better, as it seems to work more like a marker where you press down and the papers absorb the ink (even to the point you can accidentally make little ink puddles if you have the tip pressed against it too long).One thing I love is that even when I wrote with thick, easy to read lines, the ink seems to dry quick enough that it does not smear on my hand (I'm left-handed, so this is a big deal for me). Since it dries quickly, I can erase any mistakes quickly. And boy does the eraser work well!! Since it is ink, there will be times that if you wrote with thick lines, not everything will disappear. Though it erases almost everything -- all of it if the lines were already thin/faded -- and that's amazing for me since I don't entirely enjoy the commitment a regular pen requires. (And who wants any evidence of those mistakes you wrote on your report??)I use these every day at work now (mostly the purple pen to be super unique and I feel produces better ink quality compared to the black ink). I bought the separate erasers for these which were pricey, but after using the eraser attached to the pen itself I noticed that with heavy use, there's fairly little wear/tear on it. Even when it erases pencil markings, I hardly see a difference in the eraser size. So if you're like me, thinking you'd need to buy those along with these, just save your money. You won't need those for a long time. If anything, you can wait the next few paychecks if you really want it.Conclusion: Always wanted to use pens. Hate mistakes. Love these pens. No left-handed writing smudge. I will be buying all of these forever for my pen uses.

Absolutely love these pens! I have the original Pilot FriXion pens, but love that these do not have a cap. They are smooth and glide effortlessly. Easily and cleanly erases to! Great quality, no smearing and great color variety! So easy to use. Was not disappointed!

Love, love, love these pens! I now recommend these to students every year for those that are tired of sharpening pencils or running out of lead for their mechanical pencils. These were a game changer for me when I came across them. I use them every day in class for guided student notes. The navy blue and purple colors are my favorite as they make a nice contrast to the black text in our math books when projected on the overhead projector with a document camera. They erase very easily(even better than most pencils) and don’t bleed through the page like others that I’ve used such as felt tip pens and papermate ink joy pens. I’ve been using them consistently for about four years now. I’d recommend them to anyone because I feel all the pros of these pens definitely outweigh the cons, but to be fair, here are some of the quirks I’ve noticed about these pens that buyers should know:-they will only last half the lifespan of a regular pen. Buy the refills on Amazon to save money.-the ink will fade or disappear if exposed to heat, so don’t leave your notebook in a hot car. I once tried to laminate an answer key for my algebra students that I had created using these pens, and the heat from the machine made the ink completely disappear. Lesson learned.-the ink does fade a bit over time. I save my answer keys from year to year and find that some have slightly faded ink. They’re still usable, but you can definitely tell the difference. I wouldn’t use these pens to archive something important.-every once in a while there is a pen that stops working before it’s out of ink for no apparent reason. I probably go through roughly five packs of these per school year(approximately 35 pens) and this happens at least 2-3 times.-I can’t grade any tests with these. I normally wouldn’t have used them anyways because I wouldn’t put it past my students to erase or doctor their scores, but I did use them accidentally once. Sure enough, I had two students try to convince me of a grading error. They tried to erase the comments I wrote on some questions, then redid them before trying to make their case. Little did they know, when you freeze the papers, the ink that was erased would reappear. Joke was on them at that point. They got zeros and detention.As stated earlier, even with the quirks these pens have, they are still the best ones I’ve ever tried for the classroom. Highly recommend.

As stated in my title, erasable pens seem too good to be true, right?! That's what I thought until I tried these pens! They are durable, the design is awesome and I am obsessed with them. These are the first "erasable" pens that actually do what they claim to do, which is erase the ink. I have been really impressed with how clean they erase and how smooth they write. I have terrible handwriting, yet I seem to write better with these! I have not experienced any issues with these pens such as ink leakage, which is good. Overall these are great pens and I want to buy more!

Love these erasable pens. They flow nice, and I love that they are erasable. The colors are great, but the orange is pretty light, so I don't use it often. I still like a paper calendar to write everything on because I do a month at a time and I can see the whole month at once. I use the colored pens to color code the calendar. Pink for theatre, Blue for family activities, purple for days I work, etc. The 4 star rating is because I feel like they don't write as long as they should for the price. They seem to run out of ink quicker than I would like, but I also use them a lot. They are really the only pens I ever use. They dry instantly and erase completely.

The media could not be loaded. I love these pens. They write so smooth and erase very easily and completely.

Great quality pens. They erase very clean. Highly satisfied with this purchase.