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Reddit mentions of Schneider Topball 850 Rollerball Refill, Black, Box of 10 Refills (8501)
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Schneider Topball 850 Rollerball Refill, Black, Box of 10 Refills (8501). Here are the top ones.
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Schneider is a leading international brand, with writing instruments designed and engineered in Germany, distributed in the US exclusively by Stride, Inc.European size rollerball refill - fits many refillable rollerball pens0.5mm writing point, conical shaped nib; Box of ten refills; black inkWear-resistant stainless steel tip for durabilityLong lasting ink supply - writes for over 1/2 mile
Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 0.55 Inches |
| Length | 4.53 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Weight | 0.06 Pounds |
| Width | 1.3 Inches |
The thing with rollerballs is that for the most part, the better ones you're going to find will be refill-based. If you're looking for budget pens, though, there are some decent options:
Bic Grip Roller: I normally don't care much for Bic pens. They are very much about the lowest-end of ballpoints for purely utilitarian purposes (and that's OK, just not for me) but I went to a conference earlier this year and got a Grip Roller from the Drexel University booth. It's comfortable to write with and has nice liquid ink. The plastic feels a little cheap and it's very light, but the rubber grip is pretty nice. And it's only $9/12 pack.
rOtring Tikky Rollerpoint: I love the Tikky rollerpoint. Read more here.
Stabilo Bionic Worker: This is a nice wet and inky rollerball with a super comfortable grip. Could be a little... ostentatious if you're using it for business meetings, but would be great for giving you nice bold lines for school or office work.
Pilot G2/Montblanc mod: This gets you a nice rollerball refill inside a cheap pen. I've been warned that this dries out quickly, but I've had it a few weeks and still writes pretty nice.
Refills:
Schneider Topball 850: I first got this in an Adler Stratas which I'd highly recommend because it's super comfortably to grip and write with, but you have to buy them in minimum lots of 50 since they're promotional. But they come with the 850 loaded in them, and it writes really nice. I'd imagine most rollerball pen bodies would fit this, and you can get them really cheap online.
Schmidt 888 Safety Ceramic Roller: I got this one loaded in a souvenir pen my father brought me back from London, and it writes really nice. I just checked and it's the same size as the Schneider, so it will also probably fit most refillable rollerball pens.