Madman1978
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Hey Simplre question, who has Gel pen kits?
Nothing shabby about G2 Refills. Wide variety of tip sizes, colors, and available locally. As well they write pretty darn good.Most rollerball kits come with a Schmidt 888 refill. A pilot G2 refill can often be subbed in directly, or in some cases with a small amount of simple modification. Why you'd choose a G2 over an 888 or 5888, I don't know
Monteverde and a few other brands also make Parker style refills that use gel ink similar to a G2. As far as I know, any kit that uses a Parker style ballpoint refill can have one of these dropped in as a direct replacement.
Worth mentioning is the Schmidt Easy Flow 9000 refills, which are I guess technically a ballpoint, but honestly I find them superior to gel. Also Parker style.
I am not sure that the G2s and 5888s are gels. Not sure if the OP want using gel and rollerball refill interchangably. Perhaps, I have been mis-identifying them? BTW, I was only buying 5888 for the longest time; I have exclusilvely used G2 for years now.Nothing shabby about G2 Refills. Wide variety of tip sizes, colors, and available locally. As well they write pretty darn good.
Dave
So I have flown past this site in the past but never ordered. Was just looking at some of their kits and their tube sizes seem really odd.New Nyoibo pro gel pen kits
I am not sure that the G2s and 5888s are gels. Not sure if the OP want using gel and rollerball refill interchangably. Perhaps, I have been mis-identifying them? BTW, I was only buying 5888 for the longest time; I have exclusilvely used G2 for years now.
You are 100% correct; I just looked at the packaging. Thank you for clarifying!G2 is gel. 5888 is rollerball. I only brought up 5888 because in the past I have taken rollerball kits that come with an 888 and managed to swap in a G2 refill, sometimes directly and sometimes after modification.