- Is the Sharpie S-Gel good for left-handed writers?
- Yes. The gel ink dries quickly, which is the main reason lefties pick it over slower-drying gels. On very glossy paper it can still smudge if you write fast.
- How does it compare with the Pilot G2?
- Both are retractable gel pens with similar smooth lines. The S-Gel has a softer grip and dries faster; the G2 is often seen as having slightly longer ink life and a wider refill selection.
- Does it come in a fine point?
- Yes. The S-Gel line includes a 0.5mm fine point alongside the 0.7mm medium. The fine tip is more precise but some writers find it scratchy.
- Are the pens refillable?
- Yes. The S-Gel takes standard S-Gel refills, so you can keep the barrel and swap ink colors.
- What colors are available?
- Black, blue and assorted color packs are the common options, with red and fashion colors in some multipacks. Check the pack listing for the exact mix.
- Do the pens smudge?
- Rarely on standard paper, since the ink dries fast. On coated or glossy paper, give it a moment before touching the line.
- Where is the Sharpie S-Gel Gel Pens, Fine Point 0.5mm, Assorted Colors, 4 Per Pack, 3 Packs cheapest?
- At Quill, for $5.09, 36% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Sharpie S-Gel Gel Pens, Fine Point 0.5mm, Assorted Colors, 4 Per Pack, 3 Packs?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Walgreens, Quill, Michaels, Staples, filingsupplies.com.