I’ve never used an 0.7 mm gel ink pen that is as consistent as the EnerGel. Pentel EnerGel - If I’m being completely honest, I don’t think it is close.It hasn’t been dropped by me, but it is too particular to recommend to users who aren’t looking for a technical-style gel ink pen. (Notes: The Pilot Hi-Tec-C has been dropped from this list. I’m still holding out hope for a full Euro Needle style and color expansion for Pentel, which would rocket them up the charts because the refill is exceptional. The Clena doesn’t get all the way there, which is why it is at number five, not number two.

Pentel EnerGel Clena Gel Pen - 0.3/0.4 mm - I have a dream scenario EnerGel that I would like to see.I do like the barrel and knock better than the Juice, but I prefer the needle tip style of the Juice more than the RT1. Uni-ball Signo RT1 0.38 mm - It “only” has 10 colors available, which is lower than the pens listed ahead of it, but the quality of writing experience is equal to most.Pilot Juice Up 0.4 mm - It’s the first needle tip on the list, and both the 0.3 mm and 0.4 mm write wonderfully.That is a negative for some people, as it gives the Sarasa Clip a scratchier feel on the page. Zebra Sarasa Clip 0.4 mm - It is the one pen barrel that is better than the Signo DX barrel, and sharper lines than comparable tip sizes as well.The basic barrel is also better than much of the competition, and I even helped design an upgraded one. It is extremely consistent, and glides across the page for such a small tip size. Uni-Ball Signo DX 0.38 mm - The Uni-ball Signo DX 0.38 mm is the micro gel ink pen that I measure all micro gel ink pens against.

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