I have to put armes guards around my Jetstream pen. Every time I loan it out, the person comments on how nice the pen is, i.e. the way it writes! I've lost 2 of them that way. I own a $50 and a $70 pen, and they don't compare to this one. I can't find these in the store though. I can't recall how I got my first one, but I had to order my next 4 online. Uni-ball needs to offer a $50 phat casing for the $1.40 refill. It would sell like hotcakes in exec offices or as exec gift sets.

I and my coworkers love this pen. You can buy them at Office Max and then get the refills from Jet Pen. I am going to order the silver one and see how I like it. I got a label maker and labeled everyones new pen for them for Christmas. Everyone comments on how they have kept their pen the longest of any pen they have ever owned AND they love the pen. An easy and reasonably priced gift for any coworker.

Of a batch of pens I bought recently, all of which I thought were gel ink pens, this one became my favorite, and it turns out it's not gel ink. Feels nicer than the 207 to me.

These pens are wonderful. The Jetstream ink is amazing, and the rubberized body is a nice touch. The way the pen is shaped is really nice. With the comfy grip and smooth ink, I can write forever with this pen.

Looking abroad, the Jetstream line is by far one of the best writing pens I have ever owned. As mentioned before, people always compliment on how great the pen writes. However, the retractable versions are not designed to be kept in your pocket. After a while, lint will accumulate in the tip and the pen will not write as dark as it should. It's because of this reason that I switched out all of my Jetstream retractables to the capped versions. Other than this minor setback, Jetstream will be the only pen I always carry with me... or at least until something better comes along.