Sakura Black Pigma Micron PN Pens .45mm 3/Pkg, 3 Count (Pack of 1), Original Version

Smooth writing. Bought a few packs so I have them at home, at work, in purse

I bought these for my daughter & she loves them.

These as great for beginners who are heavy-handed since the plastic nib is much sturdier that the regular Micron nibs.

I love these pens! I use them for lineart on my drawings and they work perfectly. I would definitley buy again.

I love pens. I am pen-obsessed. When I started bullet journaling this year, I tried out all kinds of pens. Eventually I settled on the Sakura Pigma Micron pens because I loved how smoothly they wrote even when using a pretty fine tip. I used to use Staedtler triplus fineliners, but I guess I press down pretty hard when I write. Long before the ink would run out I would have worn the tip down so much it would only write if I held the pen at a 90 degree angle to the paper. The Micron pens held up better, but I could tell I still needed to be careful. Then I saw a reference to the Micron pens with plastic nibs to help with exactly this issue! And I am in LOOOOVE! You get the same high-quality ink with a tip that can withstand my heavy writing hand. My search for the perfect pen may be over! Keep in mind that the pen to paper feeling is a little rougher than with the regular felt-tip Microns. And if you like a superfine point (like .38) this pen only comes in one size, the 0.45 mm. But the result feels closer to a superfine point pen, in a good way, at least for me. I havent had any problems with leaking, and all the pens in the package appear to work fine. I used one at a conference where I took lots of notes and the pen performed wonderfully. I couldnt be more satisfied.

Anyone who knows me knows that I am obsessed with stationery. I have more pens than I could ever need, but Im always on the lookout for something better. I got the plastic nib microns because I tend to use too much pressure when I write, and I wanted something that could hold up to a lot of use. I have been very happy with these pens so far. Ive used them a lot in my bullet journal, and they have a very smooth, dark line that is thin enough to provide perfect detail. One of the pens in the set of 3 ended up leaking a little bit, but the other two have held up to rigorous use with no problems. Theyve become my favorite pens for everyday writing.

Favorite pens to write with.

Like many other reviews state, these pens are great in terms of performance, but for some reason they just dry out really quickly. My first one dried out in 2 days of use. These pens probably last 1/10 the time of a normal fineliner. Honestly, dont buy them until Sakura officially fixes the problem.

This is my first time writing with Sakura pens and I absolutely love the plastic nibs! These are my current favorite pen to write with.

All-time FAVORITE pens ever and Ive used every fineliner out there (well close to it atleast) you get the micron ink you love with a durable plastic nib unlike their traditional felt and metal ones that i usually destroy with my lead hand. (Heavy hand) and it never loses its shape, write-ability nor smoothness and thin line. Its my favorite wish i had a couple dozen. Im already out if ink on at least one or two of them: (