
Classic Ballpoint
An uncapped hexagonal stick ballpoint. The flats resist rolling, so it slides and pivots rather than rolls away.
- Weight
- 4.2 g
- Length
- 14.9 cm
- Shop price
- 500 coins
Every pen in PenBlow Simulator is a real physical object: its weight, length, shape and grip decide how it slides, rolls and spins when you blow it.
Outside ranked, these differences are the game: a 2.4 g mini pen flies with a small breath, a 67 g novelty pen barely moves but hits like a truck. In ranked, every pen plays exactly like the Classic Ballpoint, so your pen only changes how you look.

An uncapped hexagonal stick ballpoint. The flats resist rolling, so it slides and pivots rather than rolls away.

Short, hollow and clipless. The lightest breath sends it rolling: fast, but hard to stop exactly where you want.

A round, clear, clipless stick pen. Light and perfectly round, so it rolls far, which is great for long pushes but hard to stop.

Hexagonal barrel with a metal tip and an eraser end. The flats make it slide rather than roll, which makes it predictable and precise.

Round retractable gel pen with a soft rubber grip. No clip, so it rolls freely; the grip adds a little traction.

A fat uncapped marker with a felt tip. Its large body catches a lot of air, but its weight and grippy plastic keep it still until the blow is strong.

Solid brushed-steel body. Hard to get moving, but once it slides its momentum carries it a long way across smooth surfaces.
Iron Anchor: Holds its ground with 8% more grip. (off in ranked)

An oversized 30 cm novelty pen. So heavy and long that it takes a full breath to turn, but once it rolls it is very hard to stop.
Giant's Momentum: Loses 15% less momentum to rolling resistance. (off in ranked)

A thin anodized aluminium pen. Narrow, so it catches little air for its weight, but its low friction lets a strong blow carry it far.
Slipstream: Catches 10% more crosswind force. (off in ranked)

An uncapped fountain pen with a heavy brass nib section. Its weight sits toward the nib, so it swings around its front end when blown near the rear.

A torpedo-shaped celluloid pen with tapered ends and no posted cap. Slightly nose-heavy, so it swings around its nib when blown near the rear.

A thick lacquered fountain pen with gold trim, uncapped. Heavy and very stable: hard to push and slow to turn.
Royal Surge: Channels a little extra force from every breath. (off in ranked)