Uni-ball Gel Impact Rollerball Pen, Black Ink, Bold Point, Box of 12 (65800)

Product Details

Product Dimensions: 5.9 x 3.4 x 1.1 inches ; 1 pounds

Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)

Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.

ASIN: B00006JNI3

Item model number: 65800

Product Description

From the Manufacturer
Uni-Ball Gel Impact Pen. Ultra smooth ink flow with a bold tip. Visible ink supply. Refillable, acid-free. Barrel design with rubber grip provides comfort and control in writing. Comes in a variety of colors. Size: 1 milli meter. Made in USA.
The uni-ball 207 Impact produces thick, vibrant lines while the smooth grip provides added comfort and control. Like most of our uni-ball pens, it also features uni Super Ink™ that helps prevent against check and document fraud. This pigment based ink contains particles that form an indelible bond- it can’t be broken…ever.

Technical Details

12 Pack

Contoured rubber grip.

Contemporary barrel design.

Features Uni-Super InkTM that helps prevent against check and document fraud.

Customer Reviews

I have gone through many a pen. Some break in my pocket others role off the desk. The...purchasing department will buy the scrawny thin scratching things they call pens. (However I never see them use those.) When I found these pens I knew I had a winner. These animals are built like tanks. They do not role off the desk and don't let the word "gel" fool you the grip are solid. The ink tube has a better diameter than most. And this animal does not scratch the paper; it glides.

I recently ordered a box of 12 Uniball pens. This was advertised as a box of 12 pens and I only received 1 pen (not a box of 12) in a large yellow legal sized envelope. This is false advertising. The pen that I received was not in any packaging and it was also just thrown into the envelope which was not water proof. Also, individual pens that are sold come in a Uniball package, but it seems that in this case, my "one pen" was taken out of the box of 12 and sent to me package free. Also, I noticed that when I went to purchase the product it was listed as a box of 12 pens for $3.47 (obviously too good to be true; I should have known) and now when I click on the link from my purchase history, it is showing up as $18 for the box of 12 which is in contrast to my receipt. This is highway robbery. After the shipping costs, my total for my 1 pen was $9.03. I can walk my butt to the nearest Staples, K-Mart, Costco, and Walmart to purchase 1 pen for far less than what they are charging. This is definitely a problem. Why would anyone pay $6.00 shipping for 1 pen? They have gone mad! I am not in a position where I can afford to throw away money, but clearly "the man" is trying to take advantage of struggling citizens liks myself. This corporate greed has got to stop! I can't believe that it is legal to advertise a product one way and receive something completely different. I submitted a complaint and will wait to see how the seller and Amazon respond to my inquiry. Subsequently, the pen works great, but due to the false advertising I am not a happy customer.
No wonder the Envelope felt so light. I definitely paid waaaaay more for the envelope ($5.56) - the shipping costs were more than the 1 pen. I thought it was going to be worth it because it was advertised as a box of 12, but boy the joke was definitely on me. What a friggin disappointment.