Cap is excellent, I am a huge fan of the Sharpie pens as a whole, and love the materials, but this is a complete deal breaker.

The pen is retractable so no need to worry about losing the cap

The cap doesn't like to stay on the back of the pen

I recommend this pen or it's cheaper capped twin version if you are looking for a nice writing pen.

I lose the cap too easy :(

Being retractable means we can throw them in our bags and not worry about it and also pull them out and use them quickly without having to worry about removing/keeping track of/losing a cap.

I didn't think I cared about that, but it's nice to not worry about losing a cap on a permanent pen, and accidentally marking up the inside of your bag, or your pocket, or something

so you don't lose the cap

Now I'm definitely going to lose the cap at some point.

They have a nice cap, and rubber grip for better writing.

Cap is a secure

The grip area on this pen does not have ridges like the skinny barrel capped version.

I lose the cap too easy :(

I like the retractable feature though I almost never lose caps

I've accidentally washed clothes with these pens and they didn't leak because the cap is nice and tight.

I wish the cap wasn't so loose.

I loved Sharpie Pens however the non-retractable ones weren't very durable (clips would break off the cap, tips would break from the pen)

love the retractable tip, because i always lose the caps for the other version of these pens

Heads up: The cap on these pens doesn't click onto the back of the pen like most do

One other thing is that the cap is secure when covering pen but when using the pen and placing cap on back end, cap doesn't feel as secure

The cap falls off the back of the pen when using it

the regular sharpie pen you have to worry about losing the cap.

However, the caps are way flimsy and 2 out of the 3 cracked within a week of use.

Looks nice, feels good in the hand and love that the cap is secure, doesn't spin and pops on and off nicely.

I've used the first kind of sharpie pen and those worked so well that I thought having the clicking kind would only add to the convenience since I wouldn't have to worry about losing the cap

The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is that I am hoping they come out with a blue refill, and I think the cap is a little hard to get off

This is annoying, because I'm afraid I will lose the cap if I don't keep it with the pen as I'm writing.

The grip portion of this pen slides toward the tip - I'm guessing it happens when removing the cap - and then interferes with re-capping

I love that these retract and don't write in my pockets or that my kids won't loose the cap.

It writes as it should, however the cap is very easy to lose as it does not attach to the opposite end of the pen for safe keeping like most pens which causes the pen to dry up.

I'm a fiddler, so the cap wants to fall off for me when it's open

They write smooth crisp lines and the retractable is nice so you dont worry about either losing a pen cap, or chewing on it to keep it nearby!

One thing that I have found is a little bit irritating is the caps on mine do not fit snugly on the back of the pen

I also hate caps because I lose them all the time

They are much lighter than the Stainless pen, and a major flaw with this pen is the cap is very loose when placed on the pen to write which is very annoying

I will lose the cap of the pen if its not snugly on the back of the pen so this is quite an issue for me, especially since Sharpie pens will dry out more quickly than will your ball point pens

Don't have to worry about pulling the cap off in time to secure an autograph!

The pen is weighted kind of funny, the cap falls off, and if you don't have the cap on the pen will roll right off your desk

Wonderful pen, and no cap to lose

The only downside is trying not to lose the cap

I never thought I could love a

This has a long lasting fine tip that does not leak as of yet

Our office manager was very happy with the speed of the delivery as well as the fact that it arrived in good condition.

That being said, they're a few bucks each, and for such a great writing experience I'll happily pay for the replacements, as wasteful as it is.