Rotring 800 0.5mm Pencil Review – – Fountain Pen, Ink, and Stationery Reviews

The Uni Kuru Toga pencil is truly - and literally - revolutionary. When using a normal mechanical pencil at a typical writing angle, the lead point quickly becomes chisel-shaped. This leads to broader, less precise lines; and crumbling of the resulting sharp edge. The unique gear mechanism of the Kuru Toga rotates the lead every time it is touched to the paper, resulting in a clean cone-shaped tip which is sharp and resistant to breaking. Simple, yet brilliant.

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Rotring 800 Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm - Black - Pen City

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The 800+ adds a handy capacitive touchscreen stylus to the well-loved 800. With most stylus pens and pencils, the stylus tip goes on the far end, which means the pen or pencil isn't as comfortable to hold when using it as a stylus. Rotring found an interesting solution - add a hole to the stylus part so the pencil mechanism can push through it. The stylus still works really well, and doesn't get in the way at all when using the pencil. Heavy metal hexagonal barrel with cylindrical knurled grip.

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Rotring 800 Mechanical Pencil 0.7mm - Black - Pen City