Seeking What's Worth It
Introduced (as such things so often are) on Kickstarter in 2018, the Mark One by Studio Neat is an all-metal machined pen designed for the Schmidt P8126 rollerball refill. The campaign promised a minimal, durable, retractable pen and, spoiler alert, it was successful. At the time, I was only a couple years into the Pen … Continue reading Studio Neat Mark One Review
The Basics The Dual Side Click is the latest iteration in BIGiDESIGN's ultra-refillable pens. It boasts compatibility with over 100 refills from dozens of brands right out of the box. This is achieved via a self-adjusting clutch mechanism inside the grip that tightens around your refill of choice and holds it securely in place. As … Continue reading Kickstarted – BIGiDESIGN Dual Side Click Pen
Permanent pigment gel ink would have been a nice feature, and one I had assumed would be present. But as it stands currently, the Sharpie Roller and S-Gel pens are just average pens
BaronFig is at it again with another twist on their classic rollerball Squire. They have recently released a "Precious Metals Edition" line of Squires in Brass, Stainless Steel, and Copper priced at 75, 85, and 95 dollars respectively. BaronFig was kind enough to send me a Brass edition for review, so lets take a closer look at … Continue reading BaronFig Squire Brass Review
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