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Stationery Week: Pilot Pens UK
Thursday, April 28, 2016
I can't believe that it is almost the end of National Stationery Week *cries* so today I have another stationery post! If you read my previous stationery posts then you will know how much I love all kinds of stationery, from stamps and stickers (both of which I definitely need more of) to notepads, organisers and pens.
I was kindly sent a range of pens from the lovely people at Pilot Pens UK and I don't know about you but a delivery of stationery is always a good thing! In the package was a few of the FriXion erasable pens which I had so many of while I was in high school and college so they are quite nostalgic for me; also they are SO useful as the ink can be erased from the page with the rubber on the end of the pen!
I've tried all of the pens and I love them! They are all so easy to write with and look so colourful. I especially love the FriXion pens and the Pilot Pens 'choose' gel rollerball pen as they are pretty much neon! When revising, I always found it easier and less boring to study when I have colourful pens that I can assign to different topics/sections.
Overall, I'm really happy with all of them and I definitely cannot recommend the FriXion pens enough as they are so useful! I also like the 'choose' gel pens and the G-TEC-C Maica pen (very odd name though!). The only pen I'm not a massive fan of is the 'sign' pure liquid ink pen. Overall rating: ★★★★★, 5/5.
I was kindly sent a range of pens from the lovely people at Pilot Pens UK and I don't know about you but a delivery of stationery is always a good thing! In the package was a few of the FriXion erasable pens which I had so many of while I was in high school and college so they are quite nostalgic for me; also they are SO useful as the ink can be erased from the page with the rubber on the end of the pen!
I've tried all of the pens and I love them! They are all so easy to write with and look so colourful. I especially love the FriXion pens and the Pilot Pens 'choose' gel rollerball pen as they are pretty much neon! When revising, I always found it easier and less boring to study when I have colourful pens that I can assign to different topics/sections.
Overall, I'm really happy with all of them and I definitely cannot recommend the FriXion pens enough as they are so useful! I also like the 'choose' gel pens and the G-TEC-C Maica pen (very odd name though!). The only pen I'm not a massive fan of is the 'sign' pure liquid ink pen. Overall rating: ★★★★★, 5/5.
Have you tried any pens or highlighters from Pilot Pens UK?
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