YPO Handwriting Pens, 0.6mm‚ Pack of 150

The YPO Handwriting Pen is designed specifically to help schoolchildren learn how to handwrite with ease and precision. As an economy product, the pens feature a durable plastic nib and smooth flowing ink to get the job done to a good standard, but without the expense of premium alternatives. With a 0.6mm line width, children will be able to effortlessly create neat and legible joined up text with YPO Handwriting Pens.

With a fine to medium line width of 0.6mm, YPO Handwriting Pens carefully balance clarity with fine precision. Each pen produces writing that is clearly visible for readability, but despite this, it is not so thick that letters become distorted when joined up. This helps children see what mistakes they have made and how to improve, whilst also allowing the ink to stand out on the page.

Plastic tips are designed to generate reliable, smooth strokes every time, with ink flowing effortlessly onto the page. This is not only perfect for the handwriting method, but stops hands feeling tired and painful during long bouts of writing. The tough plastic will also create resistance on the page for improved control and letter formation.

Plastic tips offer greater durability than fibre tips, making them ideal for young children applying pressure as they write, and eliminating splaying for a longer life and improved accuracy. Also unlike fibre tips, plastic will write at any angle so children can hold the pen in their preferred style and still achieve high quality results.

The classic red design makes the pens instantly recognisable amongst others, and features a colour coded end to match the ink so you don’t pick up the wrong pen by mistake. The non-push-through, ventilated cap is also safe for children to use without risk of asphyxiation.

The ink is smooth flowing to prevent frustration when writing and help children feel comfortable and confident as they work. Compared to alternative economy pens, the ink will not skip or appear faded, and will instead appear clearly on the page.