FriXion Synergy Clicker erasable pens let you write, erase,
re-write and create clean and polished documents without damage
or messy eraser residue. Whether you're taking notes, making
lists or illustrating designs, these innovative Pilot Frixion
pens for school are ideal for students, teachers and
professionals alike. Perfect for school supplies, daily planning,
journaling, planners, homework, and office notes, FriXion adapts
to every writing occasion. Acid-free black and blue ink is
formulated to be long-lasting and fade-resistant, ensuring your
documents last for a long time. FriXion’s smooth, mistake-free
writing is trusted by students, teachers, parents, professionals,
and creatives alike. Plus, FriXion's the only pen authenticated
by the nation's leading Science, Technology, Engineering and Math
(STEM) education organization. With this incredible range of
premium erasable writing instruments, you hold the power of
infinite creative possibilities when used in your hands.To erase,
use a FriXion eraser. Note: Heat from erasing friction or other
sources, will cause FriXion thermosensitive ink to become
colorless at temperatures >140ºF. To restore color, cool to at
least 14ºF in a freezer. FriXion is not recommended for use on
legal or official documents.
Review: Great pens - Excellent design and quality. Writes easily
and clearly, erases exactly as expected. Strongly prefer the
extra fine point to the fine point. Much less chance of smudging.
Good solid colors in this pack.
Review: DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FRIXION BALL AND FRIXION POINT (TLDR:
point is better) - As a student who is writing and taking notes
constantly, I have tried most of the general pens out there
(Arcoball, GelS, EnerGel, you name it...). Lately, the FriXion
pens have been my favorite because it erases so well, and I made
mistakes CONSTANTLY. Here are my 3 MAIN POINTS on my experience
with FriXion pens so far. 1. CHANGED FORMULA (better INK and
"ERASEABILITY") I first used FriXion pens around 10 years ago. In
the past, the pens had HORRIBLE INK (they were light, almost
translucent, and skipped constantly). Also, the past pens didn't
actually "erase" and would just leave a weird outer marking with
the ink still in it. THEY'VE COME A LONG WAY SINCE THEN. Now, the
ink provides a DEEP and RICH color payout. They also ERASED super
well. Sometimes, I wouldn't even see ANY RESIDUE leftover after I
erased it. I don't have pictures on it, but I'm sure someone else
in the comments do (so you can just check out those) 2. Eraser
tips DO WEAR DOWN As you can see in my 5th picture (erased about
20-30x), the eraser tips DO WEAR DOWN if you erase aggressively
like I do. It definitely doesn't wear down super fast and does
have some longevity. However, if you're a person who likes to buy
refills instead of new pens (I get attached to my pens if I've
had them for a while), then I would recommend erasing WITH LESS
PRESSURE. 3. THE MOST IMPORTANT!!! THE PEN TIPS ARE DIFFERENT *
For TIPS, I do not mean the different TYPES of pens (clicker, pen
and cap, etc). * I used to think that all the FriXion pens are
the same, but I found out through trial and error that they were
not. When I purchased refills, I just looked at size (0.5mm,
0.7mm, 1.0mm, etc). However, FriXion Clicker Pens actually has
TWO DIFFERENT TYPES OF TIPS. The more common one is FriXion
"BALL". The one on this listing is FriXion "POINT". I'm a 0.5mm
(Extra Fine Point) user so I like pens that are thinner (mainly
due to the precision). However, I realized FriXion POINT is
ACTUALLY BETTER than FriXion BALL in SO MANY DIFFERENT LEVELS. I
discovered this when I realized I didn't like the way the pen
wrote after I changed the refill. This was because I initially
bought the POINT pens and changed with the BALL refill. I believe
the POINT pens are an UPDATED AND NEWER VERSION of the BALL
points because every POINT pen is printed with SYNERGY TIP
TECHNOLOGY, which were not in the older versions. The POINT tips
are very similar to Pentel EnerGel pens in its shape and ink
dispersement "technology". Why POINT is better than BALL: 1) more
PRECISE (due to the "point" being more structured) 2) don't
"SKIP" as much (even though the BALL doesn't normally skip
anyways, here and there every pen does) 3) ink is much SMOOTHER
(no random blotches of extra ink when you change the pivot
points) 4) ink is MORE CONSISTENT (as shown in the 4th picture,
the BALL point starts off thinner and ends thicker. This is not
the case with the POINT pens as the ink is more consistent at
0.5mm throughout!)
