Schmidt 9000 Easy Flow Hybrid Ballpoint Refill Medium, Black, 2 Pack Blister (SC58143)

Its good, but if they can make fine option aside of medium that would be great!

Writing with these is wonderful. Haven't had any problems with skipping, and it glides across a lot of different types of paper (even the cheap basic legal pads). One of my favorite.

Fits my pen great

Writes well

The refills, ar exactly as you would expect them to be, top tier and well worth the price!

Comparable to Jetstream.

These are handy refills for a number of different ballpoint or rollerball pens. I use them in my Retro 51 Tornado. The ink is a bit of a hybrid between a fluid rollerball ink and a pasty ballpoint ink, with the smooth characteristics of the former and the reliability of the latter.

I use these as a replacement in my Rotring 600. It writes very smoothly and performs as expected.

It's a great refill no doubt. I am dailying it and as writing it's good smooth. Too smooth sometimes, but I like it. Something I notices I have written hundreds of pages with it hard to put a count but as it is about to get empty it starts to skip. Little shake and works good but still I noticed it something I think just be put out there. I would buy it again. I think its going to be my daily for a long time

So far this is the smoothest Parker G2 style ball pen refill. The hybrid ink drying time is a little longer than the typical ball point refill ink. But that's not at all a problem unless you use a glossy paper.

Ink for the most part flows out onto the paper well. When writing you do get some feedback (similar feedback as writing with a pencil). Provides bold black lines most of the time, in other cases the ink won’t be as bold and forces an individual to go back over the lines to make them bold. All in all a very nice ink refill choice.

Blister pack or no blister pack the Schmidt easyflow 9000m exhibits skipping after a page of writing and doesn’t stop after that. Is it smooth? Yes but not as smooth as the much lauded Japanese uniball jet stream or signo pens. I don’t think any other manufacturer in the world will ever be able to challenge the superiority of ink manufacturing that japenese pen manufacturers command. Schmidt as a German OEM supplies a lot of refills for other iconic brands in the market, a lot of their rollerballs are ok or aren’t highly regarded. The Japanese manufacturers however like pentel, pilot or uniball just deliver products that are better consistently. I hope Schmidt listens and improves their products or brands sign up with Japanese manufacturers to supply their refills instead. The Made one Germany brand name is well regarded but unfortunately doesn’t apply to Schmidt.

While using this, there is a consistent problem with ink delivery. This leaves me constantly re-writing. not ideal.