The UGLee Pen

Amazingly Ugly, Amazingly Comfy!

  I love writing and have since I was a child.  Short stories, poetry, essays, letters and more.  I love watching a blank page become filled with words.  I love being able to express myself through writing, for me it’s so much easier than speaking.  The sound of the pen scratching against the grains of the paper.  The smell of the ink.  And one of the most important parts of writing is the instrument I use.  I am fond of using pens when I write, and I always look for certain characteristics before I will buy new ones.   First of all, I want it to write smoothly, not skip along the page where I have to go back and fill in missing lines and curves of my letters.  I want the ink to be dark and bold, not too light or pale where it is hard to see.  Most important of all, I want it to be comfortable in my hand!  If the pen is not comfortable, I will not use it for long. 
   As a child, I would hold my pens much too tight, and I would write all the time, so as a result, a callous has actually formed on the side of my finger.  Teachers would tell me to loosen my grip, to use on of those triangular-shaped grips that you can slide on the pen.  Nothing ever worked, the callous is still there.  I also regularly get hand cramps and discomfort, leaving me able to write maybe half a sentence before I have to stop and shake out my hand.

The UGLee Callous

   Recently I came across a new pen, appropriately named the UGLee Pen! Created by a doctor, Dr. James Lee, this ergonomically-designed pen was made for comfort.  It has a full-sized grip and its overall shape and detailed contours that are made to follow the anatomy of the human hand. 

   The grip is made from a soft rubber and extends from right above the tip up the whole length of the barrel.  It is texturized to help provide an even better grip, and my fingers fit perfectly in the grooves.  The grip also has the nice bonus of keeping the pen from rolling away!  The only downside to the grip is that I have noticed it seems to attract fur!  So if you have animals, don’t be surprised to see their fur on the grip of your pen!

  The entire pen weighs only 11 grams which is very light even for a pen, and you know that less mass means less inertia which means more comfort when writing!

  The pens come standard with a medium point and black ink.  They are refillable, and you can choose from blue, black or red ink for the refills.  They also come in a variety of barrel colors such as red, blue, pink, green and more.

  So, does it truly work as far as being the most comfortable pen?  Yes!  The first time I used it I was very impressed with how well it fit my hand, almost like it literally was an extension of me!  For the first time in a very long while, I was able to write pages and pages without having to stop.  I believe it writes smoother than any gel pen, fountain pen or roller ball pen I have used.  The ink flows continuously and smoothly, with no skipping, scratching, fading, blobbing or smearing. This has quickly become my favorite pen!  The longer I use it, the more comfortable the grip becomes, plus I have noticed that it no longer feels like I am gripping my pen as though trying to squeeze the life out of it!

   Not only are the UGLee pens good for people who suffer pain from tight grip, arthritis, tendonitis, carpal tunnel, callouses, parathasia and more, but they are perfect for young children with underdeveloped muscles!   They can actually help a child avoid repetitive stress injuries to their young, developing muscles.
   This ergonomic pen is commonly sold in packs of three and can be purchased directly through the UGLee Pen website.  Right now you can get a pack for only $19.99!  If you are not happy with your UGLee Pen, you can return it with their 100% money back guarantee! 
   The UGLee pen can also be purchased through Amazon and other online sites.  Visit UGLee Pen on Facebook and Twitter to keep up with all the latest deals, promotions and more!

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