The Best Pens for Every Handwriting Style

#handwriting #pensforhandwriting #jetpens

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0:00 Start of video

CONSIDERATIONS

0:23 Pen Type
1:00 Pen Body
1:23 Ink Flow
1:43 Dry Time
2:00 Tip Size

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[JetPens]

What's your handwriting style? Let us know what pen you use in the comments!

[Kimmybo]

I change my writing style a lot, depending on what I am writing, notes, lists etc. But I finally found a pen I love after years of trying new ones. Zebra F-301 Ballpoint Pen, Stainless Steel. I have bought about 8 of these as I didn't want to run out. Smooth, nice weight, thin barrel. Just wonderful. All my other pens are now hiding in a tub ... I may use them again.

[jeremiahsmith]

This is incredibly liberating to learn that I can in fact calibrate my writing experience by choosing the right pen. Not sure if it is the same around the world, but where I grew up, we never even had a concept of “choosing a pen”. It was either you manage, or your tiny child hands are not skilled enough and you need to try harder (with whatever pen you found around the house or whatever was the cheapest at the store of course). It never even crossed my mind that writing can be made much less frustrating. I’ll be a conscious pen buyer now :’)

[johnny]

I'm a combination of print, heavy-handed and fast writer that prefers a fast drying pen

[Ab_linc]

I recommend pencils for bad handwriting (experience)

[em-ilrk]

Can we appreciate the effort that Jetpens puts in their videos to educate us about stationery? Kudos to Jet pens!!<3

edit : waaaa i've never seen so many comments before :') ty guys for all the likes

[DoubleMinority]

You really know you’re getting older when you’re looking for the best pens…

[lifelikesummer]

My professor gave me his Pentel Energel and since then, I've been using it as well as Zebra, Uniball, and Muji. My friends and family couldn't believe that I'm buying pens that worth alot than the local cheap pens but boi they have no idea how fun it is to write using these pens. My handwriting changes too with what pen I use hehe

[IAmNumber]

I freaking love the Hi-Tec-C 0.4mm for calculus and chem/physics tests! You can make your work so neat even when fitting a million terms into a small area.

[NotAnEldritchHorror]

I'm a weird mix of fast writer and cursive due to the fact my primary school (roughly equivalent to elementary school, for you Americans) had us learn to write cursive from Reception (which I think is basically Kindergarten, if I understand correctly).

[littletweeter]

as a fountain user, it was cool to learn some more about the more common pens. love jetpens videos! top quality

[devanf]

Pentel Energel Gel Pens for the win!!! i'm a lefty and they're the only pen i ever use (i prefer the capped needle tip). They are comfortable to hold, have dark saturated ink, and don't smudge or print onto your hand. I buy them by the box load and keep them everywhere!!

[shrimpbisque]

I'm rewatching this while writing in my bullet journal, and my pen of choice for it is a Pilot Hi-Tec-C Coleto. The assortment of ink colors for the pen components is great for color-coding! I bought my Coleto and a bunch of colors of pen components for it a few years ago, and it's the best multi-pen I've ever used :D Also, my go-to pen for giving my friends when they need black pens is the Uni-Ball Signo, so I totally approve of the shoutout!

[tempestian]

I'm a printer who writes at a medium speed. My biggest vice, is that I tend to push down hard with any pen I used, so I usually stick to ballpoints since they are durable. The Pentel RSVP fine point is my pen of choice. I've used them since getting a sample one to try six months before they were officially released decades ago and I just can't quit it. It gives me my best handwriting, no matter how quickly I'm writing.

[devartinist]

I’m a lefty! Who else is a lefty too??

[Spiderlili]

I don't often write legibly, just jotting down notes as fast as I could. But the pens I've been comfortably using through the years were always Pilot - the Pilot ballpoint pen and the G-Tech C3. Recently, I've bought Pilot Acroball 300 and I love it!

[ryx_kai]

I usually use the Zebra Sarasa (clip & dry) and the Pentel EnerGel (normal & needle tip). These 2 pens work well for me and I highly recommend them. ✍🏻

[rodrigodelcidq]

I had the smallest handwriting in the world, but after falling in love with the .7 pilot b2p i had to write a lot bigger

[PenAdvice]

It’s such a good point to consider your own style! Years ago I envied fellow design students who used micro-needle pens but had tiny and precise handwriting, which didn’t work for me! This is a great video, thanks.

[kyliethomas]

I have small handwriting that’s messy -according to my parents, everyone else thinks its pretty and I think it looks messy- I find it looks better with a larger tip from my pens. I have a callus on my middle finger where my pens and pencils have pushed too hard onto the skin so having a squishy grip would probably be great to prevent it from getting worse. Thanks for making this video, now I know what to look for when I go to buy pens!