Pen suggestions.

[elysepopplewell]

Seriously guys if you don't mind a tri-grip then Ink joy Papermate is the way to go!!

[vyca]

Or head to officeworks! they have a pad where you can test out all their pens and choose whatever works best for you!

[studybuddy7777]

Or head to officeworks! they have a pad where you can test out all their pens and choose whatever works best for you!

This is a great idea! Then you can test for yourself what pen works for you! +1

[RuiAce]

I just used whatever pen I had available on the day.

But if we're to be fussy over what pen to use I only look for these two things.
1. Smoothness
2. Grip

1. is more important in English. 2. is more important for everything else.

That's what I reckon

[sunshinelollipops]

All the teachers at our school WORSHIP the Uni Jetstream Retractable Rollerball Pens

[jamonwindeyer]

All the teachers at our school WORSHIP the Uni Jetstream Retractable Rollerball Pens

Those are a fine pen I'm picturing like a desk with candles and a photo of this pen on it, ahaha

[unnecessaryfeelings]

Does anyone know any pen brands that have pens that have a triangular shape? I have a SERIOUS problem with my writing and those pens fit nicely on my specific grip and I can't find any anywhere >_<

[Dragomistress]

I personally enjoy BIC pens but generally anything is fine.

[elysepopplewell]

Does anyone know any pen brands that have pens that have a triangular shape? I have a SERIOUS problem with my writing and those pens fit nicely on my specific grip and I can't find any anywhere >_<

Yes! Papermate Inkoy! They are my holy grail exam pens!

[mzaria]

In love with Bic's Round Stic Comfort Grip after using my friend's in year 9. Sadly, they're only sold at Officeworks and have been sold out around my area. Although they sell their 'comfort grip', it's really the smoothness that makes me use these pens! I write pretty hard and for every exam I have 3 band aids on (thumb, middle and pinky finger) and sometimes the band aids do make the grip a little sticky.

[elysepopplewell]

In love with Bic's Round Stic Comfort Grip after using my friend's in year 9. Sadly, they're only sold at Officeworks and have been sold out around my area. Although they sell their 'comfort grip', it's really the smoothness that makes me use these pens! I write pretty hard and for every exam I have 3 band aids on (thumb, middle and pinky finger) and sometimes the band aids do make the grip a little sticky.

The band aid thing is a really good idea! My favourite pen was tri-grip, much to my dismay. Which could break me out in blisters sometimes and not bloody once did I consider putting on band aids before hand to stop that! It'll also release the pressure a bit if you're holding onto your pen too hard. Good thinking!

[kavinila]

uniball signo works well and flows over the page (Y)

[RuiAce]

Oh my goodness.

I've been hearing everyone talk about Ink Joy pens and I decided to buy some last week. Finally started trying one.

Wow. That's smoothness to a new level.

[HasibA]

i prefer 'muji' pens of any sort, esp. their fineliner/small tip pens! they feel so nice to write with and look so aesthetic ahha, but for exams i'd probs not use them as they dont seem to be strong enough for my strong grip; i think i used a variation of ink Joys and Kilometrico pens for my exams ha!

[annabellez]

I have another suggestion.

Buy a uniball Jetstream (slightly more expensive in stationary shops) but you can purchase the refills on Ebay (fast shipping) and they are glorious!