What's your favorite pen

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Princess Valiant

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I absolutely love "tool" pens.

What are popular ones out there.

I used to get them at office depot but my local location closed permanently, so now it's amazon only.

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Whatever's free at the bank, doctor's office or wherever. I do like a thicker pen with a little weight to it.
 
I've been carrying a Cross pen and pencil set my wife gave me for my 60th birthday, I DO NOT loan them out. I let someone use the pen one day and had to track them down to get it back, hence I give them a throw down pen.
 
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Whatever writes. I have a medical condition that causes ink pens to stop writing in a short time whenever I grab one. I told my doctor about it one day just in general conversation and she said "yeah, there's a test for that". She gave me her "test pen" and damn near immediately it stopped writing. I gave it back to her and it starts writing like a big dog.
 
gold cross pen and pencil in the office, Bic ballpoint in the tool box and glove boxes
 
I like extra fine point sharpe, writes on everything.
 
Whatever writes. I have a medical condition that causes ink pens to stop writing in a short time whenever I grab one. I told my doctor about it one day just in general conversation and she said "yeah, there's a test for that". She gave me her "test pen" and damn near immediately it stopped writing. I gave it back to her and it starts writing like a big dog.

From the looks of your avatar, you’ve gotten serious about listening to your doctor and getting a daily dose of cardio. Kudos!

P.S. I like the G2 gel pens as well. For markers, I go with the super fine sharpies or the Milwaukee markers that claim to write on greasy surfaces.
 
From the looks of your avatar, you’ve gotten serious about listening to your doctor and getting a daily dose of cardio. Kudos!

P.S. I like the G2 gel pens as well. For markers, I go with the super fine sharpies or the Milwaukee markers that claim to write on greasy surfaces.
Milwaukee markers are awesome
 
I'm still on those Pilot G2 .07, but I prefer blue ink.

When I planned networks, I carried a blue on to mark up printed text, and to draw devices and UTP connections, and a red one to show fiber connections.
 
I prefer heavier pens. This one in particular. The barrel was turned from a piece of an 1860s Springfield rifle musket. The ends represent the musket and pistol bullets of the Civil War

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I like the free ones that I find at some of my customer's or other places. I will grab a few whenever I can, I go through a fair amount of them in my job. My only real preference is must be black ink.
 
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Engineer’s pen. Includes pen, level, screwdrivers and tape measure. I give them out to my legal clients.
 
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