I am really starting to like the variety of colors and widths available in the Pilot Hi-Tec-C line, so I am trying to add in a few different ones everytime I place an order with JetPens. This time around, I went with the 0.4mm Soda Blue color. The ink is really sharp and rather neat looking, and of course writes very well as all of the Hi-Tec-C pens tend to do. More new colors here I come!
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I registered with Blogger just to thank you for your recommendation on the Slicci line. That really is an incredible pen! Could you expound further on what makes the Hi Tec C a dealbreaker for the top spot on your favorites list currently held by the Slicci?
Glad you like the Slicci's gaius! It's practically a toss-up between the two, and honestly I've been thinking about switching the order in my list since I actually use the Hi-Tec-C's more.
The small diameter of the Slicci barrel has been making me grab the Hi-Tec-C's recently, but the one problem I have never had with a Slicci is getting the ink to start flowing. I had a very new 0.3mm Hi-Tec-C today never want to get started flowing good, so I just tossed it back in the bag. This was after it worked perfectly all day yesterday.
Sorry for rambling, but I guess it is the inconsistency that keeps me from making them #1, but I honestly use them more than any other pen right now.
They do have lots of colors don't they. That soda blue is almost identical to the clear blue they have . My favorite "almost too light to read color" has got to be sear blue.
They can be finicky though can't they. I gave up on the Hi-Tec 0.3's for that problem. The 0.4's seem to be much more reliable.
I love that color.
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