Pilot BPS-GP Ballpoint Pen, Fine Tip, Smooth & Precise Writing, Comfortable Grip, Clip Off Cap Consistent Writing, Ideal for School & Office Use - Blue

Tip size: 0.7 mm (Fine). Ink: oil-based for clean, smooth lines. Grip: Tri-grip ergonomic rubber. Tip material: stainless steel with carbide reinforcement. Cap: clip-cap for portability and secure storage.

This model offers a fine 0.7 mm tip and blue ink with a triangular grip. If you’re comparing, you can also explore similar blue BPS-GP variants like the fine 0.7 mm option at https://fepy.com/product/pilot-bps-gp-ballpoint-pen-blue-fine-0-7mm and the 1.0 mm option at https://fepy.com/product/pilot-bps-gp-ballpoint-pen-blue-1-0mm to choose the tip size that fits your handwriting.

Ideal for students, office workers, planners, and anyone needing neat, legible notes. Great for filling forms, writing in planners, annotating worksheets, and everyday writing on standard paper.

1) Remove the cap and rest the pen tip on the page. 2) Hold the pen with the triangular grip for a comfortable, controlled angle (about 40–60 degrees). 3) Write with light, even pressure to maintain smooth ink flow. 4) Cap the pen after use to prevent drying.

Yes. Use the tri-grip to reduce grip fatigue, keep wrists relaxed, write with a light touch, and avoid pressing hard on the page. Take short breaks during long notes to prevent fatigue.

The pen uses standard, office-friendly materials and oil-based ink designed for everyday writing. As with any writing instrument, avoid contact with eyes or ingestion, and supervise young children to prevent misuse.

The product page details do not specify refillability. If you anticipate heavy daily use, look for compatible cartridge refills for BPS-GP variants or check with Fepy for compatible refills on this model.

Oil-based ballpoint inks write well on standard office paper, notebooks, and planners. For glossy or coated paper, you may experience slightly slower ink flow or longer drying times.

This listing is blue with a fine 0.7 mm tip. Other colors or tip sizes may be available in separate listings on Fepy.

Gently scribble on scrap paper to re-warm and start the ink, ensure the cap is on when not in use, and avoid pressing too hard. If the issue persists, check for dried ink at the tip or try slight coaxing with a gentle shake.