FisherSpace World Famous Bullet Pen In Black Titanium Nitride Lacquer Finish

What can I say I have been hunting for the perfect pen for years which I thought id found but no this pen trumps it by far for EDC (every day carry) it fits comfortably in your pocket or man purse if you are so inclined. It writes smooth i use the Fine refills which are nice to write with and produce a tidy line. They last longer in theory too. I bought the clip separately, although it is not necessarily needed but I never go bareback. The pen is a good weight and the grip is great is slightly thicker than a jotter with more grip. the price is ok it will last you a long time it is a pen to use for carrying around and it does it's job well + you can use it in space.

A sturdy pen that can write in space, what more could you want? I have to take their word for space writing part as I'll probably never have the opportunity to test that particular feature. So why get a space pen? They're pretty robust and well made and take most abuse that happens to them. Compact when the lid is on but a comfortable size when writing and it has a nice balanced weight to it. They're well designed little things.

This product is very well weighted that gives a feel of quality and strength, the writing experience of this pen is better than any other pen I have tried, the ink flows freely, the pen is comfortable to hold, and the ink doesn't smudge even when a lefty like me is using the pen. To change the ink cartridge all you have to do is unscrew the head of the pen from the main body, this pen is very durable but the lacquer on it isn't quite so hard wearing and will chip and scratch after being dropped onto any hard floor or desk. Would certainly recommend purchasing this Fisher Space Pen.

Be the envy of your friends in the stationery stakes with this bad boy. It's a pen fashioned to resemble a bullet, and it writes upside down and in sub zero temperatures. If that doesn't impress then just write on some greasy paper - that will blow people's minds.This pen is excellent. But only 4 stars as it is a little small in terms of length - smaller than the average pen. If you have big hands/fingers then this will prove awkward.It's a pen endorsed by NASA. Can a Parker boast that? No.

This variant of the famous Fisher Space Pen is particularly recommendable, as its special finish both looks impressive and - more importantly - gives it extra resistance to wear and tear both in use and when carried in a bag or pocket.Available separately at extra cost, and in my opinion definitely worth acquiring, is a clip that allows the pen to be carried more accessibly in a pocket, and also prevents it rolling when put down. This optional clip is shown on the photos I have uploaded.

Love everything about this pen. Quality, design, comfortable, size and the way it writes.

Nice-looking pen that writes consistently. Refills are easy to come by.The small bullet shape makes it easy to keep in a pocket. The O-ring keeps the cap on when not in use. The cap slides off nicely and makes the pen easy to hold for writing.It'd be nice to test the zero-g claims but its terrestrial performance is sufficient to persuade me to replace any I lose.

Small in the pocket and quite slick so easy to carry but also misplace. The pressurised cartridges give a less than smoothest writing experience even in the broad but that is a trade off for the reliability and write upsidedownability. The dark grey lacquer looks very classy.