Pilot Juice Up Gel Pen vs Zebra Pen G-750

I am always on the lookout for good pens and let me tell you these are it! These pens are well built, to where I've used the entire ink in them without any breaking of the clip or the button. They write very well on any paper I've thrown at it, now matter how glossy. The ink is a good black, and does not smear (I'm a lefty). The pen is comfortable and doesn't slip in my hand

I was looking for a nice high-quality metal pen that I could carry with me every day. The idea was that if it is metal it will be robust enough for my rough daily use. I use pens very frequently, so I was looking for one I could clip in my pocket next to my multi-tool to always have on me. I really liked this pen - and used it long enough to go through the first tube of ink

I have never experienced ink bleeding with this product either after using up several of them. The only issue is that they are thin, so their ink reservoir is small than a product like Pilot G2.

It's definitely going to be with you for the long haul. It's got good weight, great balance, all the qualities that make for a great pen. There's one aspect, however, that prevents it from being legit perfect: The Ink Cartridge. It's holds, like, no ink

I just don’t love this box of them. I don’t know if I got a bad batch or what, because the original one I bought at a Japanese bookstore is just the best (disposable) pen ever. These five are all dry and write unevenly. They also don’t like to write when held at an angle, and they aren’t as dark as my other Juice Up pen

I've got a pen fetish and am always looking for THE pen. Already loving the regular zebra gel pen this one is even better. Has a really nice weight to it. Writes great

Grip isn’t comfortable. They just don’t have that “flow” that you hope for in a fine pen. Won’t be buying again

Grip ball point refill down to size. This had multiple benefits. 1) I was able to find blue ink. 2) The ink is a hybrid so it is super smooth