Pilot Wingel Roller Ball Pen with Gel Ink, 0.7 mm, Smooth Everyday Writing, Consistent Flow, Ideal for Writing Task in Office & School, Green - Pack of 12

Key specs include a 0.7 mm tip, green gel ink, smooth and steady ink flow, quick-drying ink to reduce smudges, a streamlined barrel for comfortable handling, and a pack of 12 pens.

The 0.7 mm tip provides a clear, medium-thin line that’s well-suited for headers, lists, and emphasis without appearing too bold, making text easy to read on standard paper.

Yes, the green gel ink is formulated for quick-drying to help reduce smudges on most standard notebooks and worksheets, which is helpful in busy writing environments.

It features a streamlined, ergonomic barrel that provides a confident grip, helping you maintain control and reduce hand fatigue during longer writing sessions.

Yes. The distinct green ink can be leveraged to highlight or categorize approvals, project stages, or other status indicators within documents.

Store the pens capped when not in use, away from extreme heat or direct sunlight. Keeping them capped and stored in a horizontal or upright position helps maintain consistent ink flow.

It performs well on standard notebooks and worksheets commonly used in offices and schools, with minimal bleed-through on typical paper weights. Avoid extremely thin or low-quality papers to minimize any potential show-through.

The Wingel gel pen is intended for everyday school and office use. As with any writing instrument, avoid ingestion, keep away from eyes, and supervise children when used by younger students.

Use cases include marking checklists, labeling files or folders, completing forms, highlighting sections in records, and color-coding tasks or approvals in project planning.

If you’re not satisfied, you can request a return within the standard window offered by Fepy, provided the product is in its original condition and packaging. Please contact customer support to start the return process.

Tips include testing the pen on scrap paper before starting important work, writing with a consistent light pressure, recapping after use, and keeping the tip clean to prevent ink buildup that could cause skip. If ink flow seems inconsistent, gently shake the pen or wipe the tip with a clean cloth and resume writing.