The basic pen that belongs in a meeting pouch because one working pen beats three aspirational ones.
Tradeoff: Less comfortable for long sessions than the Safari Rollerball.
The Rellan pen is the basic meeting-pouch answer. It is not the nicest writing instrument in the catalog, and that is fine. One working pen beats three aspirational ones at the bottom of a bag.
Use it in a small pouch, office-day sling, or consultant laptop kit where the job is quick notes and signatures. Pair it with the Ledgerline notebook when the goal is lightweight capture.
The problem is not pen enthusiasm. The problem is not having a working pen when someone asks for one. This solves that without making the kit feel like a stationery collection.
At 18 g, it disappears into a meeting pouch. The black ink is ordinary in the best way: appropriate for forms, notes, markups, and table work.
It is less comfortable for long writing sessions than the Safari Rollerball. If you take pages of handwritten meeting notes, upgrade. If you need a reliable backup, stay here.
Carry one. Replace it when it stops writing. There is no need to make this harder.
Lightweight paper for quick capture when the full notebook is too much ceremony.