PILOT FriXion Clicker Erasable, Refillable & Retractable Gel Ink Pens, Fine Point, Assorted Color Inks, 7 Count (Pack of 1) (31472) Fine Tip

Brand:PILOT

3.7/5

€
54.94

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Introducing frixion ball Clicker- the world’s first retractable, erasable gel ink pen. The frixion line of pens write smoothly and erase cleanly so you can erase every ‘oops’ (the written ones, at least). frixion offers you unlimited do-overs so you can write, erase, and re-write until you get it right, without any wear or tear to the paper or messy eraser crumbs. The heat generated by erasing friction causes our unique thermo-sensitive gel ink to become clear so the words disappear completely from the page. Mistakes are a thing of the past with frixion. Now nobody needs to know it wasn't perfect the first time! FROM THE MANUFACTURER FriXion Gel Pen - 0.7 mm Pen Point Size - Assorted Ink - 7 Count

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Categories Office Products, Office & School Supplies, Writing & Correction Supplies, Pens & Refills, Rollerball Pens, Gel Ink Rollerball Pens,

POWER TO THE PEN: Pilot makes exceptional writing instruments to suit all your needs. We have fountain, ballpoint, retractable, erasable & gel ink pens, whiteboard markers & more for every writing style. TRUSTED QUALITY: We've been making pens for over 100 years. Whether you're taking notes, stocking up on school or office supplies, or writing in a bullet journal, Pilot has the perfect pen for you. The Power Of STEM: The science behind FriXion erasable pens embodies the principles of STEM and enables exciting hands-on demonstrations; Frixion is the 1st and only pen authenticated by the nation’s leading STEM accreditation and education organization. ERASABLE, RETRACTABLE, REFILLABLE: The FriXion gel ink pen writes smooth & erases clean. This set of 7 pens features black, blue, red, turquoise, purple, & green ink. Comes in a reusable pen pouch. Pilot FriXion Clicker: A bright way for bright minds to get into STEM, FriXion is the first erasable fine point marker pen; Its unique thermo-sensitive ink formula lets you erase and rewrite repeatedly with ease without ruining the page.

Age Range (Description)	Adult
Brand	PILOT
Brand	‎PILOT
Closure	‎Retractable
Color	Fine
Color	‎Fine
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 45,576 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
Grip Type	‎Contoured
Ink Color	Assorted Colors
Ink Color	‎Assorted Colors
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item model number	‎31472
Item Weight	‎0.006 ounces
Line Size	‎0.7mm millimeters
Manufacturer	‎PILOT
Manufacturer Part Number	‎31472
Material Type	‎Plastic
Number of Items	‎1
Point Type	‎Fine
Product Dimensions	‎3.5 x 0.75 x 5.5 inches
Size	‎7 Count
Writing Instrument Form	Marker Pen

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Scritto da: Cody

Absolutely in love

I hate writing with pencils but I can’t really do my homework with pens…. Until now. These pens are great and I am so happy they are a thing. They aren’t as “inky” as a normal pen so it doesn’t bleed through my paper and I’d argue they erase better than a pencil. Never buying pencils again!

Scritto da: ????

Very versatile pens. Worth it for my purposes.

I use these pens at home and at work. With paper and my RocketBook. I am definitely willing to buy refills for these pens and get more pens in varying writing thicknesses. Oohhhh, the highlighters... Yup, I'll be getting those too... ???? These are a game changer for me. ????????✌

Scritto da: Dave H@VABEACH

Good for the price but could use a few changes.

They work well for the price. They do feel cheap in the hand and the plastic clip on mine all broke. All I do is clip then on the pen holder for my Rocket book. With that being said having multiple colors available for your notes are a game changer. In my line of work, color coding my notes makes my job a lot easier. I will take the broken clips for the price.

Scritto da: M. Lucas

Sewing markers

I use these to mark my sewing patterns. I even use them for sashiko embroidery patterns. So far, the marks have disappeared with my iron easily. I'm using them right now to mark quilting lines and they are easy to use on fabric, easy to see while I need them, and easy to remove once I'm done. I really have tried nearly every other fabric marking method and these are so perfect, I'm telling anyone who might care. The only problem is they don't come in white, so you can't use them on dark indigo, a la traditional sashiko.

Scritto da: Dani and Andrew

My favorite pens

MY FAVORITEEE PENSSSS EVERRRR!!! I’m obsessed with these pens, they’re amazing. They write really well, have a variety of colors, and the eraser on them actually works!!! Two small things to note: 1. If you write a lot keep in mind that these pens run out of ink relatively fast. 2. Once you erase a word, writing over it can be tough. The pen won’t write as well over an erased word. The erasers are more geared to erase mistakes as opposed to fixing them. I still write over erased words all the time! Just something worth noting.

Scritto da: Morgan

Disappears with Heat

So I do love these pens. They write smoothly and it’s cool that they are erasable. But I just didn’t realize the ink would disappear with heat. I laminated a piece of paper that I had written on with the Frixion pen and the ink completely disappeared! Just a heads up.

Scritto da: C Eaton

Nice erasable pens.

The colors are bright and they do erase cleanly. However if you don't erase within a half an hour, the ink is permanent. Still they are great for kids and great for anyone who makes mistakes when writing or drawing. Will buy these again.

Scritto da: B. Simms

Perfect for marking fabrics

I use these fir marking fabrics when sewing. There is a color that will show up on every fabric. I can Merk darts, pleats, and seam allowances with terrific precision. And the marks disappear as soon as I iron what I’ve seen. So much better than fabric pencils or tailor’s chalk!

Scritto da: L.

Good for Rocketbook

Nice color pens that can be used with the Rocketbook. The colors are pretty but they don’t all show up well when scanned. See photos for a photo of the page in my Rocketbook and the scan. I also added writing with the 0.5 black frixion pen that came with the Rocketbook for reference

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Disappointed in presentation

a little disappointed as these pens are not cheap and do not come in any plastic wallet they are all loose ...this is a Christmas present for my daughter so she has the pens all loose in wrapping paper!!!

Scritto da: Mel C.

Eraser warps notebook paper.

The media could not be loaded. I absolutely love these pens, but I can no longer use these for taking lecture notes. All of my sheets look wavy and warped in every place I’ve used the eraser, which has been quite distracting for me. However, if you don’t mind the wavy paper, the pens write beautifully and they have that satisfyingly smooth “gliding” feeling to them when writing. Also pretty cool that the erasers don’t wear down over time. Been using the pens several times a day for over a month now and none have run out of ink yet. 8.5/10.

Scritto da: David mckenzie

£30 wasted

Pens stopped working within 1 week

Scritto da: B

Give it a try.

So Pilot generally makes good products with regards to pens and pencils and this one is no exception in my opinion. The colors are nice and the erasable pens do erase but how well depends on who you ask. I prefer 0.7's over the imo scratchy and often inconsistent ink flow 0.5's. These pens are 0.7 so there is that to take into consideration. Erasing normally over the same place again and again causes bits of the paper to roll up into rolls like eraser particles and the ink may not be fully gone. For clarification these particles are off the paper, not the solid eraser on the tip of the pen. Even in cases where the color is gone, there is still a shiny line of the words that were written. This is however only able to be seen at a certain angle. Taking a hair dryer to the ink is quite effective if you want to erase large patches at once. It doesn't cause the paper to roll up from over erasing the same spot (which can sometimes happen with poor quality erasers too) . However, this method still leaves the shiny lines which isn't really a big deal except that too many lines result in you not being able to write over the area without having to dig in a bit. The main caveat of using a pen over a pencil make their appearance in being how the pen digs into the paper. This isn't really a problem with the product, just the behavior of pens in general. The good thing about these pens is you don't have to press hard to get the ink flowing which is very nice. Pilot pens in general perform very well in this regard especially the G2 series and this one doesn't disappoint. You can avoid digging into the paper if you want to. The grip and comfort of the pen isn't something that is usually talked about but I feel it deserves a mention here. Not because the lack of it's quality but more of other pens should probably take notes. The part where your fingers grip the pen doesn't slip and move around which is should be standard but far to many other pens grip come loose. So points there. The grip itself is hard and some may prefer a softer feel that you can press into so just take not of that. The body of the pen is solid smooth plastic though you certainly can break it if you want to. There aren't any hard edges that may dig into your skin if you grip the pen hard. The only thing to take note off is the "clicker" is part of the part where you clip the pen to things. It will move around slightly with force in comparison to no movement on a fixed position clip but it doesn't rattle and hasn't caused any problems for me. Overall I find these pens to be a better alternative than pencils (mechanical or otherwise), you should probably give 1 or 2 a try before buying a full set only to find out they're not the product for you. A hair dryer is handy if you want to preserve your paper and/or erase large swaths at a time. Would recommend.