Tombow 56069 AirPress Ballpoint Pen, Clear, 1-Pack

I love this pen. It’s perfect for operators who have procedures or paperwork on the go. It’s small and compact. It has a wide opening, heavy duty clip that I use to keep it on my neck lanyard. It also doubles as a place holder on my paper work when I use it as a paper clip. When I’m in the field filling out paperwork and have my papers on the wall I don’t have to stop writing and shake it. It’s pressurized and will write continually in any direction. Will also write in the rain if that’s you. If you work at a place like me that has metal detectors it doesn’t set them off. You can get a pack of 3 refills and the pen for and $10-12 you can’t beat that. Now I have to just stop giving them away to my coworkers and make them buy their own.

This is one pen I’ll be carrying with me where ever I go. It has a 0.7 fine point but it feels like it would be an 0.5. But it writes smooth. It’s smaller than your normal pen so it kind of disappears in your pocket. One great EDC pen!

This is the second pressure-refill pen I have tried and it is a step up in quality and execution over that first pen. The pen has a good grip - not slippery or too fat for my average sized hand. People with smaller hands may not agree so that may be a consideration. The clip is beautifully executed - really a well made feature. The "click" is solid, with a quality sound and feel (pen geeks will understand). But the real test of a pen is how well it writes. The TomBow AirPress writes well in any position - up, down and sideways. The point is somewhere between a fine point and a medium point - a good compromise. More important, it doesn't leak or blob. (Fisher Space Pen refills do both - in my experience.)If your work requires that you use a pen all day - e.g., wait staff person, delivery person, medical professional, police officer, etc., - anyone who writes a lot and not necessarily at a desk, this is a good choice for your pocket, planner or clip board.Recommended.

I have used quite a few pens over the years, and I think the Tomboy AirPress is one of the cooler pens I have owned. I did have one person ask why I was carrying a syringe, but a quick demonstration revealed it is just an interesting pen! While this pen is not the smoothest to write with, I do not think that is its goal; the pen's ability to write in extreme conditions is awesome. The clear plastic shell is not the most comfortable, but the shape of the pen makes it fairly easy to hold. Overall, I love this pen, but if you are looking for a smooth writer or something flashy, this pen is probably not what you want. It works well, is consistent, is affordably priced, and looks unique.

My favorite pen. Love the design writes very nice. Love it love love it

Description lists ink as white. I was 97% sure that was incorrect, but bot it just in case it was correct. Now am 100% - it is black ink. Not overly ticked - love these pens, so now have a white one. Saw a review stating these pens not eing great - hard to understand that. Not suggesting these AirPress pens are the greatest things ever made with which to write, but, for $6, can't find anything close to being equal. And regardless of cost, these are super pens.

The pen works great and is amazing for when you urgently need to write something down and don't have time to deal with trying to get the ink out. The pen only has one subjective flaw in that it feels super light in a bad way. If you prefer heavy pens, this might feel awkward to use. I won't take a star off though as I purchased this solely for the functionality.

Do Not Buy! Sure this “space pen”will write upside down or on wet paper as advertised but it’s a terrible writing pen. It drags across the paper and is not smooth at all like a cross pen. The ink already looks faded as you’re using it. It’s a little too short and nothing special about it. Most likely I will return it. Looks and writes no better than a $1 pen honestly. Big let down.