RotringTikky Fine Liner Fiber Tip Graphic Pen, 0.2 mm, Black Ink (1904752)

It most certainly the least finely-lined of all the .2mm pens i have tried, which is a shame. After all, when someone seeks out a .2mm line agent, they obviously are looking to achieve a very finely demarcated ink product. Nevertheless, my hat off with a less-than-common 5-star assessesment by me. To elaborate briefly, the quality of the ink is expecially luscious, deep, and shellac-ulous; as for durability, -- well, until recently, i could unequivically declare that, to my knoweledge, there weren't any sufficiently strong .2mm pens on the market. Even applying mindful care in their use, more often then not, i ended up with a pen of shrinking shrinking gone tip, with still yet significant ink within. In color quality and durability, this .2mm is in a class of its own.

Very nice pen - found it by reading an article in The Guardian, writer William Boyd mentioned using to write the first draft of his novels in longhand. I love handwriting in cursive (went to a traditional Catholic school) so finding a pen that writes as nicely as this one, and as delicately, is just a sheer pleasure. Highly recommended for those who care about penmanship!! :)

I love this pen, it glides so smoothly on paper. Do not want to put it down :)

I needed something to write really small, this suits my needs perfectly. Plenty of ink in the pen.

I like these pens and like how they write. When the ink runs out, you have to get another one.

With this pen i can make good lines without going over it again.

This is a fantastic pen that is a pleasure to use, but the size is off by so much that I had to deduct a star.Pros: juicy ink flownice frictionless glideink reservoir shows how much ink is leftCons: No way is this a 0.2 mm pen! It's more like a 0.4 mm and may be even a little larger.

Amazing fiber tipped pen. I think this is better than both the well regarded Sakura Micron and Copic Multiliner SP.I also find the .2mm size to be perfect for writing and drawing.