Schneider Slider Rave XB (Extra Broad) Ballpoint Pens, Refillable + Retractable, 1.4 mm, Light Blue Barrel, Blue Ink, Box of 5 Pens (132503)

I used a fountain pen previously: I have to fill out a lot of depositions and these must be hand-written. My writing bites, so the fountain pen helped a lot. But, all of the fountain pens leak. I carry a pen with me and def could not do so with the fountain pen. I saw the reviews on Schneider pens so bought a few. I'M HOOKED!! They write very well, are super comfortable to hold, and fit nicely in the pocket and look good. They DO NOT leak. The blue part in the pic is solid and a little grippy, but not soft enough to come apart, really a perfect grip. Now, they are a bit different. The ball is wider than most, and I never liked this in the past. BUT, the control the pen lends when writing is incredible, so now I love this ball point size. My writing is better with this pen than even with the fountain pens I used in the past that were always the easiest for me. Also, the pens are very solidly made and replacement ink cartridges would, for sure, be worth the expense, and I feel with most cheaply-made pens this would not be worth the cost. These pens rock.

I haven’t written an Amazon review in ages but am compelled to write one about this pen. I write a lot, primarily notes; I work in the legal profession and am a student. I used to favor the Pilot V Ball Grip for its size and weight (my handwriting is worse with skinner/lighter pens) and slight cushioning, but would sometimes get annoyed by the cap, leaking, and smudging. I tried the Schneider Slider Rage XB when I was testing different pens at McNally Jackson and found it to be the perfect pen for me. Perfect weight and girth, the ink doesn’t smudge, and I don’t have to worry about a cap (or in my experience to date, leaking). They’re pricey for appearing to be a “disposable” pen but they’re actually refillable, so I don’t feel guilty for buying them.

A great bold pen with a great refill.

The Schneider extra bold pen provides a consistently smooth and bold writing experience. The ink flows effortlessly, creating clean, defined lines. The ergonomic design ensures comfortable writing for extended periods. The durable tip maintains its shape and precision over time. The vibrant ink colors add a touch of personality to my writing. This pen has become my favorite for notes, drawings, and everyday writing tasks.

These are my favorite pens. With having arthritis I need a pen that won't slip out of my hand and is a little thicker. Easy to write with and writes smooth. I like to stock up on these pens as it seems everytime I find something that works for me, when I need more of something they are no where to be f ound.

I’m a semi retired physician who never switched to electronic medical records meaning I write copious notes in patients charts for over 30 years. Back in the day when big Pharma was allowed to try to bribe doctors with free pens I never had to buy pens but I also have written with hundreds of different pens, some cheap, some very high quality. When the rules changed such that the pharmaceutical companies could attempt bribery anymore I had to purchase pens but that meant I tried even more different pens, some cheaper, some expensive. I realized I became a pen snob. When I needed to buy some more pens Office Max had one Schneider pen available. At the price I defied the store policy of don’t open the package because if I can’t try it I won’t buy it. I was blown away. It was almost an out of body experience. You have to be a pen snob to understand this. From that moment forward I have written only with the Slider Rave XB in black. I have purchased probably a dozen packs of 5 over the years and I have them everywhere at the office, at home, I’m my purse and my office staff used them too. Some reviews say they run out of ink too fast. If you bought through Amazon you may have gotten a knock off. Amazon is well known for allowing this practice. I’ve been using only these pens for over a decade and only have purchased a dozen pens but was writing all day every day and I have only used 2 refills of the package I bought. You have to consider the life of the item with the cost because cheaper pens run dry way quicker. Some people say they leave blots and o think those are knock offs. How can the same pen provide such different experiences? Mostly all 5 star reviews then a one star because it’s too expensive or it ran dry. I think my decades of writing with hundreds of different pens then 5x12=60 pens that an entire office staff used and I wrote with exclusively and I write copious notes. 60 pens used 5-6 days a week at the office and 7 days a week at home over 10 years abd I’ve only had to refill 2 pens? This is the best pen. It’s my dream pen and all the 5 star reviews are accurate. If you think a Bic pen is equal in quality perhaps you don’t have an appreciation of tactile experiences. If they’ve run dry quickly you’ve gotten a knock off. I buy only from the Schneider store itself. Not from Amazon. And, I support this company because it is so environmentally forward and have philosophies that most companies don’t have. They walk the walk. Employing special needs people to package the pens is proof. The technology is typical top notch German technology. I will always support this company and will never write with any other pen to the end of my life. That’s how great they are.

I bought these because I’m a pen snob. The type of person that only lets people borrow pens that I don’t like. If I only have my good pens on me, I tell them I don’t have one. Cause they steal them. Anyway, I digress. Wonderful pen if you’re looking for a smooth writer. But the ink flow isn’t good. It’s a ball point pen. Not a rollergel. If they had this pen’s smoothness with the ink flow of an energel or pilot v7 or v10, even a G2, I would be sold and this would be my new favorite pen. I’m looking through their rollergel line to see if I can find one that will be my endgame pens. But after $25 for these I’m cautious. For now, these go in the the loan out pocket.

I can't help it! Like most people, I have a favorite, comfortable pen (or 20)!!! I recently purchased these pens due to other reviews. I wanted a comfortable grip, wider than a stick pen, but not like a jumbo crayon! Needed to be a smooth glide, PLEASE, no scratching sounds from the paper contact! I also didn't want to spend a lot! This pen hits every one of my wants! Each ok. holds 5 pens. The cost was $3.13 each. The grip is smooth blue, slightly rubberized feel with the barrel at the grip being a little wider for comfort! Point is bold, but not smudgy! Smooth, clean writing lines! Really comfortable!

Son buenísimas, muy suaves. Y además son empacadas por personas con necesidades y capacidades diferentes. Vale la pena comprarlas.

High quality, good price.

When I was looking for pens, I stumbled upon this Schneider Slider Rave pen and I don't regret the purchase. It is made in Germany, and I only want to buy EU products due to the trade war by the USA. I ordered one pack containing 5 pens, and its aesthetic colours and nice font make it a nice pen to have around aside from its practical writing use. The pen has a metal piece on the side if you need to attach it to a pocket, and when writing with it no annoying noises occur so it does not compromise on quality. It is nice and smooth when writing and a good investment instead of spending more frequently buying less quality pens. If you take good care of the pen it should last you around 300 pages, would recommend for students and people who like quality pens for good price.

Got an Amazon warehouse price, rather than the eye watering price usually. I have a thing about pens and stationary in general. And theres no going past German and Japanese pens. They're just so far ahead of the rest for style and performance These look lovely and are great writers. These and Pentell. Both great. Then theres Staedtler for the felt pens and Stabilo....and Muji. And Pilot....

Amo essa caneta! Facilita a escrita, pois corre no papel. Maravilhosa!