Sakura Gelly Roll Pens Gift Set, Ice Cream Smooth Gel Ink with Special Effects, 74 Pens 57361

I bought these at least 10 years ago (picture/swatch is from 2025 though). The colors are still just as vibrant and the ink has only dried out in 6 of the “classic” colors. I use them a few times, put them away for months, then go back to them and they work just as well EVERY time! Yes it may take some rolling to get the ink going if you let them sit for a long time, but only 6 have completely dried out after all these years and I think that’s amazing compared to the lower quality gel pens I’ve bought in the past. I remember beating myself up for the price when I first bought them, but I promise it’s worth it. So many different colors, types, and even thickness. No repeats unless the pen comes in 2 different sizes, then you get both. It also comes with the “Clear” pen and that one is usually sold separately. It’s a great investment because these are the best quality gel pens you can get.(Attached picture is a January 2025 swatch of all except the 6 non-functioning pens. You can see which ones don’t work anymore.)

My 90's peeps will understand when I say I REALLY missed the sweet smell of these fantastic gel pens.The last time I owned these was when I was around 6-7 years old. These pens were a writing statement piece when I was a kid. I loved these gel pens and the smoothness and color they brought to each paper I wrote on or colored. Now I know it was weird for me to say that they have a smell, but those who have previously owned these as a kid they will understand that there is a smell to some of these pens. The metallic gelly rolls have this familiar smell I am talking about; if you know what I am talking about, you will truly understand what I mean. Now I have completely forgotten about these pens since I last had them as a kid. I know; shame on me, right? I was recently reminded when I was looking for my 2023 planner. I have switched from a regular planner to a Hobonichi, and I was hunting for the best pen to use for the Hobonichi. I have read that these are only the best to use in the Hobonichi if you are willing to wait for the ink to dry since they do smug when wet. I am eager to take the risk for these spectacular pens ever gifted to planet earth.I usually don't take the time to write product reviews on here, but after using the Gelly Rolls again, I had to stop all that I was doing to tell anyone debating on getting these pens to just do it.I bought the 74 pack. I know it's a hefty price for these pens, but trust me, it's worth every penny to have these pens in your life. Also, try and name a good pen on the market that is worth $1.16 each. No other pen on earth writes as smoothly and beautifully as these do. I honestly can't think of a brand of pen that will bring such vibrant and perfect color to your papers or journals. They don't rip or jump on your paper. It's just a smooth buttery writing session with these sweet little pens.Buy them and don't regret your purchase because this will be the best purchase you have made in a long time.

LOVING my gelly roll set! Here's some info on these...Metallic - 14 metallic colors show up well on both black AND white paperMoonlight - 20 pens - 10ea of 0.3 & 0.5 mm line size - these are opaque and show up well on both black and white paperStardust - My favorite! - 13 glitter pens - these show up on black paper, but not great, they show up very well on white paperShadows - 5 gold shadows and 5 silver shadows - How to explain these? Hmmm ok... when you first apply them, they appear as the color you see in the barrel, then as they dry, the gold or silver appears, and the color becomes an undertone. The effect works well on white paper, but on black paper it just appears as gold or silver.and last, but not least, are the Classics - 17 pens - 11 - 0.3 and 6 - 0.5 mm line size. There is only ONE of these that will show up on black paper, and that is the white one.(see photos)These write smoothly, the flow is good, and time-wise, they continue to work. I had gold and silver metallic gel pens that I would only use once a year for xmas cards, and the Gelly Rolls were the only gel pens that still worked every year. I had a box of 48 Fiskars gels that I had to throw out because none of them worked anymore except for the black one. (and yes, I tried all the tricks to revive them)Now here's a tip IF you're obsessively organized: There are 6 sections in which to organize the pens, and I wanted the pens to line up under the proper heading. So, I found that if you put them top to bottom and also stack them that way, all the metallics fit in section 1, The classics in sec 2, Moonlight in sec 3 & 4, Stardust in sec 5, and Shadows in sec 6.One last thing, on the other side of the banner, there's a chart so you can fill in the colors.

The SAKURA Gelly Roll Gel Pens are a great choice for anyone looking for high-quality pens for journaling, art, or drawing. These pens come in a variety of point sizes, from fine to medium, so you can choose the size that best suits your needs. The ink is vibrant, smooth, and consistent, making it easy to create clean, precise lines.The pens are also easy to use, they have a comfortable grip and write smoothly without skipping. The ink is also water-resistant and lightfast, which means that your drawings and writings will last for a long time without fading.The pens come in a variety of colors, which makes it easy to add a pop of color to your work, or to color-code your notes. The pens are also retractable, which means that the tip is protected when not in use, preventing accidental marks and keeping the tip in good condition for longer.Overall, I highly recommend the SAKURA Gelly Roll Gel Pens for their smooth writing experience, vibrant ink, and variety of point sizes and colors. They are perfect for journaling, art or drawing and the ink is water-resistant and lightfast which makes it long-lasting. The pens are also easy to use, have a comfortable grip and come in a retractable design which ensures that the tip stays in good condition for longer.