Pentel Feel-It Ballpoint Pen, 0.5 mm Extra-Fine, Smooth Low-Viscosity, Slim Barrel, Ideal for Precise Forms & Notes, Red – Pack of 12

Low-viscosity ink flows more easily from the ballpoint, giving you smoother lines and less hand strain during long notes or detailed drawings. It also helps the ink dry quickly to reduce smudging.

Tip size: 0.5 mm; ink color: Red; ink type: low-viscosity ballpoint; cap: secure to protect the tip; barrel: slim for varied hand sizes; packaging: pack of 12; quick-dry formula for reduced smearing.

The 0.5 mm version offers finer, more precise lines, ideal for detailed forms and neat handwriting; the 0.7 mm version creates bolder lines and faster writing feel. If you need thicker lines or more noticeable emphasis, the 0.7 mm red option is a good alternative. Related product: 0.7 mm red pack on Fepy: https://fepy.com/product/pentel-feel-it-ballpoint-pen-0-7mm-red-pack-12; also available in blue and other colors.

Best for precise forms, data-entry sheets, engineering diagrams, handwriting that benefits from fine lines, and note-taking where neatness and legibility matter.

Cap the pen when not in use to prevent the tip from drying. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct heat. Use a gentle writing motion to avoid tip wear and allow the ink to flow smoothly.

Yes, the quick-dry formula helps resist smearing on standard writing and printing papers. It may smear on glossy or coated surfaces, so use the pen on regular paper for best results.

Yes. Pentel Feel-It pens use non-toxic ink and comply with common safety standards for school and office use.

Yes. In addition to red, you can find this 0.5 mm Feel-It in blue and black, and there are 0.7 mm options as well. Examples: Black 0.5 mm: https://fepy.com/product/pentel-feel-it-ballpoint-pen-0-5mm-black-pack-12; Blue 0.5 mm: https://fepy.com/product/pentel-feel-it-ballpoint-pen-0-5mm-blue-pack-12; 0.7 mm Red: https://fepy.com/product/pentel-feel-it-ballpoint-pen-0-7mm-red-pack-12

Yes. A 12-pack usually provides a lower per-pen cost and ensures you have backups for work, school, or home use. If you write frequently, the 12-pack is typically the most economical choice.

Try gently tapping the tip on scrap paper to restart ink flow, then write a few strokes on normal paper. If it’s skipping, scribble lightly on scrap paper to prime the tip. Avoid forcing the tip if it’s clogged.

This pen writes best on standard paper. On glossy or coated surfaces, ink may smear or take longer to dry, so it's best used on regular writing paper.