The slit of a pen would usually extend from the tip to the breather hole (or where one would usually be) but this one extends no further than the tip itself. The V-SIGN PEN features many of Pilot's ingenious features, including the ink viewer window and the ink control system, guaranteeing you a consistent ink flow right to the last drop. The plastic feels soft and cheap, better than brittle and cheap, but it’d be silly to expect a premium feel. Perfect for everyday home and office use, this rollerball features a lightweight plastic barrel that ensures easy, tension-free handling. It’s also uniform along its length being a simple cylinder shape with no tapering before the finial.

The entirety of any logos are two printed “V Pilot” logos on two sides of the body near the grip as well as “Japan” on the cap.The tip of this pen is simple stainless steel that has been pressed from the side and some rudimentary grinding done after that.

Please let me know which inks you'd like to review nextvia the comments, Twitter, Instagram, or contact me directly. This felt conduit brings the ink from the feed inside the grip section to the tiny slit all the way on the end of the nib. This pen doesn’t have a thin slit for a channel; here it is deep and wide and inside the channel is a fibrous conduit for the ink that looks not too dissimilar to a felt tip.This Pilot Rollerball also has a removable cap with metal clip, and an ink level window to warn you when you are low ink. The V-Pen and the varsity can be found for Black ink as well as Blue, which is what is in this review, Purple, Red, Green, Pink, and Turquoise.

It isn’t exactly unpleasant but it’s not the smoothness of a Pelikan nib nor is it the pleasant feedback of a Sailor. The simple clip has a ball at the end and each of the finials are blue with the body finial having “L B” written on it. However, when you take off the nib you can see that the capillary action works differently from most fountain pens! Grab this pen for practical purposes that take advantage of it’s simplicity and that it just works rather than any other reason!

Most fountain pens would have a feed with a channel that delivers ink to the slit and down the the tip. Give your writing an air of formality with this Pilot fountain pen, which produces liquid ink for skip free, fluid writing. The nib fits onto the feed like a Lamy Safari nib would and it also has a fairly similar boxy look to it. Pilot's V-PEN combines the comfort and convenience of a rollerball with the fine-writing stroke of a fountain pen.

This is a great pen to get people into fountain pens or to chuck in every bag to make sure you always have one on you. The V-SIGN PEN from Pilot lays down a smooth, vibrant line of pure liquid ink to really make your writing stand out from the rest!Ideal for school, home or office use, this disposable fountain pen features an ink level window so you'll never get caught short. However, because it’s not ideal to have disposable single use plastic items, you can actually refill it by removing the feed and treating it as an eyedropper.