Schneider Slider Basic Ballpoint Pen, Extra-Broad 1.4 mm, Viscoglide, Rubberized Grip, Bold Lines, Cap, Smooth Flow, Strong Hold, Ideal for School & Office Use – Red

Key specs: extra-broad 1.4 mm line width, Viscoglide ink, rubberized grip for secure handling, cap design with postable cap, and a bold red ink color. Model reference SCH0369 (Slider Basic XB red).

A 1.4 mm stroke creates thick, high-visibility lines ideal for headings, emphasis, and quick visual cues on busy notes or documents, making important information stand out at a glance.

Yes. The Viscoglide ink is designed for smoother flow with quicker drying, helping to minimize smearing during fast writing and handling.

Great for school and office use, especially for creating bold headings, labeling content, drawing attention to key notes, and adding large symbols or emphasis on study sheets and reports.

Use the cap to protect the nib when not writing; post the cap on the end if you like to keep it handy. When storing, keep the pen capped to prevent the tip from drying out and to avoid accidental ink marks on desks.

The rubberized grip provides a secure, comfortable hold that reduces fatigue during longer writing sessions and helps maintain consistent, larger-letter handwriting without slippage.

The pen uses non-toxic ink and is designed for general school and office use, aligning with typical safety expectations for writing instruments used in educational settings.

Alternative 1: Schneider Slider Basic Ballpoint Pen, Broad 1.0 mm, Red

Alternative 2: Schneider Slider Basic Ballpoint Pen, Extra-Broad 1.4 mm, Blue

Alternative 3: Schneider Slider Basic Ballpoint Pen, Extra-Broad 1.4 mm, Black

This listing is for the red variant. Other colors may be available as separate SKUs or product pages on Fepy; you can check related listings for blue, black, or other color options from the Schneider Slider Basic family.

The Schneider Slider Basic XB is typically sold as a complete pen. Refills are not standard for this model, so it’s commonly replaced by purchasing a new pen when the ink or nib wears out.