Pilot Hi-Tec-C 0.25 followup

I'm about ready to give up on this Pilot Hi-Tec 0.25. It works well on a Moleskine, but it doesn't write so well on regular paper. I've put it away for now, and I'm starting to use the Pilot Hi-Tec 0.3 instead. It seems to write pretty well on papers other than a Moleskine, and the line isn't too thick on a Moleskine.

Dave

Pilot HI-TEC-C 0.25

I finally received the pen's that I ordered from Jet Pens, and I've found a pen that is almost too fine for me to write with, something that I never thought would happen. The Pen had a nice dark line, and starts up and quickly when it's time to write. It's a little thin, but I have a 0.3o one to try next. It's a capped pen, and the pen point is really thin, so dropping it is a real concern, but one that I'll have to deal with.

Dave

Ordered some pen's from Jet Pens.

So there should be some more review up here soon. Here's what I ordered

1 x Pilot Hi-Tec-C 0.25 mm - Black (PILOT BLLH20C25-B) = $3.00
1 x Zebra Mini Mechanical Pencil - 0.5 mm - Silver (ZEBRA TS-3) = $4.75
1 x Pentel Hybrid Technica 0.35 mm Gel Roller Pen - Black (PENTEL KN123T-A) = $2.00
1 x Pentel Hybrid Technica .3mm - Black (PENTEL KN103-AO) = $2.00
1 x UniBall Signo RT 0.38mm (UMN-138) - Black (UNI UMN-138 B) = $1.50
1 x Pilot G-2 Gel Pen 0.38 mm - Black (PILOT BL-G2-38-B) = $2.60
1 x Pilot Hi-Tec-C 0.30 mm - Black (PILOT BLLH-20C3-B) = $3.00
1 x Uniball Signo DX 0.28mm - Black (UNI UM151(028) BLACK) = $2.50

So this should be good for a couple of month's of posts. As you can tell, I'm biased toward fine line black ink pens.

Dave