【左利き・忙しい方へ】ゲルインキボールペンの速乾No.1を検証してみた!-てんのしごと道具店

[For left-handed and busy people] We tested the No. 1 quick-drying gel ink ballpoint pen! -Ten no Shigoto Tools Store

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Hello, I'm Ten, the manager of Ten's Job Tools Store.

Today, I compared gel ballpoint pens in terms of quick drying.

We often receive inquiries from left-handed people, students, and people who often do illustrations or handwriting at work, asking, ``Are there any pens that don't rub?''
I tried it with a water-based gel ballpoint pen that is only available at Tokyu Hands stores!

I'm glad if you can use it as a reference.

These 9 were tested

*Energel's Clena was misspelled🙇‍♂️

Energel has a different body, but I didn't know if the ink was the same, so I'm trying 3 types.

  1. Pentel ENERGEL 0.5mm
  2. Pentel ENERGEL infree 0.5mm
  3. Pentel ENERGEL clena 0.5mm
  4. ZEBRA SARASA 0.5mm
  5. ZEBRA SARASA dry 0.5mm
  6. PILOT Juice up 0.5mm
  7. PILOT V CORN 0.5mm
  8. Uniball SigNo 0.38mm
  9. Nitoms STALOGY 0.5mm

This time, we will verify two patterns.

The first one was based on the assumption that a right-handed person would use it, and in order to verify how quickly it dries after writing, we tried rubbing it 3 seconds after writing.

The second pattern was based on the assumption that a left-handed person would use the product, and to test how well it would not rub while writing, I tried rubbing it immediately after writing.

Please feel free to use it as a reference depending on your own situation.

I wrote it and rubbed it 3 seconds later.

None of the pens stretched out at all, so they were all excellent!

If I were to say strong, I would say that SARASA 0.5mm and SigNo 0.38mm were slightly longer when I looked at them with the naked eye.

Even gel ink ballpoint pens have different writing comforts, so try them out and find your favorite.

I rubbed it immediately after writing it.

While most pens stretch, SARASA dry 0.5mm hardly stretches! As you write, you can feel the ink soaking into the paper, giving it a writing feel similar to Mackie.

lastly

I'm introducing it in a video on YouTube, so if you're interested, check it out.

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