3 Pack - Schmidt easyFLOW 9000 - Blue Ink

Recommended from someone who had tried these with their Everyman Brass Grafton Mini Twist Refillable 0.7mm pen (vs Everyman's own refills). Long lasting, great color, smooth ink flow.

Love how smooth they write!

In my book Schmidt 9000 M is the best refill cartridge for Parker pens. I prefer blue ink, in a dark hue, and smooth delivery. Gel pens can deliver in the color, but not as smooth. Plus, gels are more likely to ruin a shirt when I forget to retract the point before putting the pen back in my pocket. So, oil based ballpoints only for me. I've tried several others. For comparison: * Parker Quinkflow Medium Point are simply too light in color for me. * Leuchtturm Bold Point Royal Blue are darker, but tend to have problems starting (fine once you get the ink flowing, but first stroke is often too light). * Monteverdi Blue/Black Medium is a close second to Schmidt. Very smooth, though surprisingly not quite as dark as I expected considering the Blue/Black color name. Still much darker than Parker and a little darker than Leuchtturm, though. * Schmidt 9000 Medium in Blue is the smoothest, and by far the darkest blue. It does lean a little more toward purple than the others, which suits me fine. Still blue, but a warmer shade of blue. And it delivers a good solid line from the first stroke.

Only 2 of the 3 refills worked. The 3rd one skipped and stopped working after a paragraph. No matter what I did, it wouldn’t work as if it were out of ink. I would have given it 5 stars if all 3 refills worked.

These are very smooth writing refills. Almost too smooth for some but they just glide along the paper. No skips, no smears, no smudges. My only complaint is that they don't make a version that fits a Montblanc ballpoint. Just this Parker sized refill.

Item was recommended with the ink pen I purchased with the same order. It is a higher quality than the oem ink. Watched a YouTube video regarding pens and a patreon made the recommendation of this ink.

These refills right well, They are smooth and only leak a bit which I find typical for this type of ink. The issue I have is one of the refills only lasted a few days and left me stranded when I needed to write in the field. So far the second one is lasting much longer.

I have several CountyComm pens around the house that came with black Schmidt cartridges. I hate black ink so I bought these blue replacements. The first one bled out in my wife's purse, luckily the cap was screwed on the pen. The second one in the kitchen writes a word or two then starts skipping before quitting completely. The third one is at my desk and it skips occasionally. I can't help but think they might be counterfeit. Garbage regardless. Not sure what I'm going to do going forward. I have a lot of the pens, when the Schmidt cartridge works, it's awesome.