Anyway, the Pilot Precise pens are available at most drugstores, cheap; I usually buy them by the dozen. They are very smooth, even on bad paper — I don’t have to press on them to write.

The pens cost hundreds of dollars; the refills, about $12. You can cut down a Mont Blanc refill with an exacto-knife and reap all its benefits inside an inexpensive Pilot G2.

Pilot has been making stationary for a very long time and they are getting into making digital styluses that are compatible with WACOM screens. The Dr. Grip Digital are a series of new pens that ...

The Pilot Pen Corporation (named the Namiki Manufacturing Company at its founding) is celebrating its 100th anniversary with new products that commemorate the brand’s history using traditional ...