Fisher Space Pen Zero-Gravity Space Pen, Ballpoint, Matte Black Rubber Finish, Black Ink, Pocket Clip, Gift Box

I have two of these. The rubber body gives a great grip, it's a super sturdy feeling pen, pretty thick body and writes with a thick, solid line. It writes on all the surfaces I have tried, mainly paper and skin (for those times I don't have a piece of paper, but need to make a quick note on the hand). The clicky end is solid and the pen is just a super nice, high quality. The ball point end seems to be made of a solid alloy material and feels very durable. The clip is adequate, could be sturdier, but I have never had a problem with it nor do I anticipate a problem with it. I would highly recommend this quality pen all day, everyday. The all black model gives it a very sleek and "tactical" look for those who care about the looks. I think it'll be a long lasting pen even for a constant user.

I love this pen and its the only pen I use at work. I used my last Fisher pen for almost every day at work for over a year and never had to replace the ink cartridge. When I lost it, I really missed it(and was super bummed out) so I ordered a new one immediately.Pros:*The metal clip doesn't break like so many plastic clips do. I can clip it to my shirt or sweat shirt with no worries about the clip breaking. I've had many pens over the years in which clips have broken-- especially those plastic clip gel pens.*It writes on wet/damp paper. I work as a locomotive engineer and have to fill out calendar day forms in the cab of a locomotive. Occasionally the windows have been left open prior to a rain storm and the forms have gotten wet. The Fisher pen was still be able to write on the form. As a matter of fact, it can read on virtually anything, including glass.*Recently I tried out another brand that had a heavy duty clip. I liked the pen but when I got undressed after work I discovered the pen had leaked onto my white t shirt under my sweat shirt. My Fisher pen has never did that.*The pressurized ink means it writes right away whether that is upside down, side ways or on a regular surface. No dry runs or shaking the pen. I can even write on a small piece of paper in the palm of my hand with no problems. In other words, I didn't need a hard surface to write on with this pen.I purchased my first Fisher pen for $25 so I am happy with the price I got here. Its a bargain.Cons:I can't really think of any except that during the course of using the pen for a year the words and the American flag on the pen started rubbing off. I finally just scraped it all off and the pen still looked good.I highly recommend this pen.

I’m a fan of fisher space pens because they’re so durable and reliable . This one is also reliable writing as soon as pen hits paper. Most fisher pens are made of metal as is this one. What separates this one from other fisher pens is the rubberized shaft which makes it very comfortable. It feels super stable in hand if that makes any sense. It also has a wider shaft than most fisher pens which makes it feel bigger.Because of the price point it’s not my favorite fisher. Losing this pen is losing (at least) 20 bucks which I’d rather not do. Nevertheless I find myself reaching for it often because it looks great is reliable and is a comfortable pen to write with.It is also rugged and reliable. I have, on two occasions, mistakenly put this pen in the laundry and it didn’t ruin clothes by bursting but continued to write without a flaw.It’s a very attractive pen in an understated way so you should be careful when in public places or you may “lose it” in someone’s pocket.Please click “helpful” if this review was. Thank you

I really like the size and weight of this pen, and the large cap/button. My only gripe is the rubberized finish wears off too easily. I'd love to see a version of this pen with an anodized or cerakote black finish instead.

Been using this pen for many years. Thought I lost it and ordered another. Now I have 2. Love it

One the pen was a gorgeous pen to look at. Got so many compliments. When I pull it out to write down something they say oh wow what pen are you using. They love it after using it for about a month and I just drop it. The pen decided to break causing the pen to not click anymore. Try to see what is wrong with it but can find the issue. Only having pen for a month and causing this much. I though it would last a lot longer. After all good to write but longevity not to good

If you want a good, quality pen that will last and isn't crazy expensive, then this Fisher Zero Gravity Space Pen is the way to go. I've owned many Fisher Space Pens over the years and have loved them all. I've given many as gifts and the recipients love them too. My girlfriend saw me writing the other day with the chrome Fisher X-750 and she tried it and loved it. Needless to say, that will be the last time I'll ever see that pen.This particular Zero Gravity model is retractable, all black in color, has a black clip, is a tad under five and a half inches long, has a nice texture to it, has more girth than your normal pen and comes with black ink. It also comes in a nice, plastic, flip-top box that you can store it in when you're not using it. The slightly larger girth of the pen makes it more comfortable and easier to handle in a larger hand. As well, the texture of the pen helps keep your hand from sliding down the pen when you've been writing for a little while and your hand is a little sweaty.Like all Fisher Space Pens, this pen's ink is pressurized and thus can continually write upside down, it writes very smoothly, it can write in extreme cold or extreme heat, it will write on glossy or waxy paper when other pens will not, and if you should ever find yourself in space, it will write there too. If you don't like the standard black ink, then you can easily purchase a blue ink refill for this pen right here on Amazon. All in all, definitely a five-star pen.