Stainless steel feels high quality

Really, the reason you buy a stainless steel sharpie is because you think it looks cool.

This is a pretty nice pen; I really can't think of a better stainless steel pen for four dollars

Found this Sharpie Stainless Steel Pen Grip Fine

The stainless steel body is nice and solid, and it has a clean, professional look for it

so when I saw there was a refillable stainless steel pen, I grabbed one right away

Sharpie Stainless Steel

The rubber grip feels good and the stainless steel outside is both sturdy and good looking.

Sharpie Stainless Steel Pen Grip has a smooth writing flow & fits nicely in the hand

Because it is made of polished stainless steel it does not bend easily

I got it mainly because i chew the hell out of pens and the stainless steel is a great incentive not to crunch down on it with my molars.

If you really love this pen want some weight, go for the stainless steel version.

Can use this for notes, regular writing and the pen will last because of the stainless steel

And while it isn't stainless steel, the silver color on both is pretty close

This was my first stainless steel pen

I love the stainless steel look

Look:I've owned a different, earlier version, for a few years now, the Sharpie Stainless Steel Fine Point Permanent Marker, and it's one that I reviewed

I really loved the Sharpie Stainless Steel Fine Point Permanent Marker (1747388), so when I spotted the pen version, I had to have it

The Sharpie Stainless Steel Pen Grip Fine

Got these after picking up the stainless steel version

and I can always find it in my bag thanks to the silver stainless steel.

Love sketching with Sharpies, and the Sharpie Stainless Steel Pen is the best for using with sketchbooks or paper

Use a sponge, fine steel wool, or some other decent scrubbing tool.

The Sharpie Stainless Steel Pen is ideal for just about anything you'd normally use a pen for, and it's classy-looking to boot

The brushed stainless steel body has a solid, professional appearance, the overall feel is well balanced, and the soft grip adds to a very comfortable feel while writing

This stainless steel style pen adds the styling I need when taking a pen into a business meeting, without having to worry about smudging or getting ink on my clothes

I appreciated the fine point and also that fact that it is stainless steel and pretty sturdy when I take it on job sites

I loved the Sharpie pens, and when I saw that they had a stainless steel version, I had to get it

I bought these with the intent of using them as refill ink cartridges for my stainless steel pen, but these are actually different than the identical version with the metal body

Sharpie makes the best pens on the planet and the stainless steel grip on this one makes it perfect

I like that this pen is refillable and made of stainless steel

It's a great looking pen, too, though I wasn't crazy about the Sharpie branding printed on both sides (which you can see in the product shot), so I rubbed it off with super-fine steel wool

The stainless steel body is very aesthetically pleasing and it writes well on paper

I love the feel of stainless steel on this pen, and it seems sturdy, but the cap can take quite a bit of strength to remove.

The stainless steel Elegance was a huge selling point for me

What's to say, a stainless steel Sharpie

everything do eventually rub off and you get a really cool awesome stainless steel pen that takes sharpie refills

It writes well, and I love the stainless steel body, but the pen is too fat and is uncomfortable to hold and write with for any length.

Awesome companion to the original stainless-steel Sharpie pen

This stainless steel version tops them all.

Likes:+ Brushed stainless steel body; very professional in appearance+ Fine point delivers clean and concise lines; permanent ink+ Ink doesn't bleed through paper; truly smear-resistant+ Rubberized soft grip; comfortable when writing+ Refillable; cartridges are available

The cap, clip, and body are made of stainless steel, which has a brushed finish and looks classy

Why are there no blue or red versions of this same stainless steel

The stainless steel model is a great upgrade from the plastic pens, which also write with the same quality

Sharpie Stainless Steel

They are also refillable and quite easy to change, the drum just unscrews from the stainless steel pen

The steel puts it over the top for me because i break pens and their clips all the time but this one keeps going

Nice pen, but sad replacement for stainless steel pen

and it’s got a stainless steel casing

I would like to see a nicer, refillable, all stainless-steel version that I can take to meetings, etc

I'm already a fan of the sharpie fine point pens but the stainless steel is a definite professional upgrade

In addition, the Sharpie Stainless Steel Pen Grip Fine Point Pen Black Ink Refills are readily available here, which after scrounging around trying to find similar refills in the local office supply chain is a pleasant relief

A very classy way of taking the Sharpie disposable with the black plastic body, and turning it into a stainless steel classic that youcould easily mistake for a pen costing five or ten times more

I can just reuse the stainless steel for years!

I use these to hand out to other people that want to "borrow" a pen so they don't walk off with my Stainless Steel Sharpie.

However, see my review of the stainless steel model, which has quality problems as well.

Loving the fine tip nib, typical sharpie in that regard, but I really love the clean steel.

I wish they offered other stainless steel refillable pens in blue and even some of the newer colors, such as purple and green

I really think Sharpie needs to introduce a stainless steel version of the Ultra Fine Point Permanent Marker or cartridges that convert this pen into a marker.

I've owned two stainless steel Sharpie pens and have gotten refills once

Having bought the thicker stainless steel pen Sharpie Stainless Steel Fine Point Permanent Marker (1747388), I was anxious to purchase this just because I like the feel of the weight of that other pen.

Still a nice pen, but I miss the stainless steel pen it replaced.

I ordered these pens because my favorite pen ever is the Sharpie Stainless Steel Pen which is no longer being made

A very classy way of taking the Sharpie disposable with the black plastic body, and turning it into a stainless steel classic that youcould easily mistake for a pen costing five or ten times more