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The BIC Cristal Original 5-pack is designed for students, office workers, and everyday users who require a reliable, long-lasting writing tool. These iconic pens offer the key benefit of a smooth, smudge-free writing experience that lasts for up to 3km per pen, making them a cost-effective choice for heavy note-taking; however, the pens are not retractable and lack a pocket clip, which may be a drawback for those who prefer to carry them on shirt pockets or notebooks.
| Model Part Number | P52200035 |
|---|---|
| Brand | BIC |
Each pack contains 5 pens in total.
The pack includes black, blue, red, and green ink pens.
No, the BIC Cristal Original is a disposable stick ballpoint pen.
No, this specific model does not feature a pocket clip.
These pens feature a 1.0mm nib that produces a 0.4mm line width.
The ink is standard ballpoint ink, which is generally water-resistant once dry but not intended for archival or waterproof applications.
Hold the pen at a slightly different angle and scribble firmly on a piece of paper to jumpstart the ballpoint rotation.
Ensure that the cap is fully pressed onto the back of the pen barrel when in use to prevent it from cracking or loosening.
Allow a few seconds for the ink to dry on non-porous paper surfaces before touching or turning the page.
These pens are "plug and play"—simply remove the protective cap to begin writing. To maintain the life of the pen, always ensure the cap is replaced securely after every use to prevent the ink from drying out. While these pens are intended for use on paper, they perform best on standard surfaces. To preserve the ink quality, store the pens at room temperature and avoid extreme heat or cold. If the pen has not been used for a significant period, a quick scribble on a scrap piece of paper will usually restore the ink flow to its optimal smoothness.
