16 x Papermate Write Bros Classic Ballpoint Stick Pen, 1.0mm Medium Point, Blue Barrel/Blue Ink - Loose in Plain Packaging

Super fast delivery, my favourite pens

These are full of ink and after a couple of years they are the only pens that seemed to have dried up a bit so not smooth writing anymore. Disappointed.

Remember these from the 1980s! Not a bad pen, would rate a BIC better.

Save your money same pens are in BnM at £1.50 full of ink not dried up

Pens were good but ordered blue and I got black. Needles to say I had already ordered black so now have 32 black and no blue.But hey hoe these things happen.

Good smooth writers

Love writing with these , so smooth and easy to write with

If you are old enough, you will remember these Paper Mate disposable ball pens in the eighties, and of course they have been there since, as many disposable ball pens became chunkier, textured barrels, patterns, transparent bits, thicker, a few manufacturers competed to be eye catching and more about appearance than is necessary, for an disposable. However some designs stuck around and remained popular as ever because they do what they are supposed to do, without a fuss. Bic Crystal, remained a firm fave, with an reliable ink flow. But they did have competition. Corvina and Paper Mate are the two main contenders in my opinion, and I would say, for fluidity of writing, out of those three, Paper Mate is the winner. The last pen John Lennon used to sign an autograph, these Turquoise pens are simple as they are reliable. If you haven’t used one, I highly recommend you do. I have recently stocked-up and am enjoying the classic, quality performance.