Black Grid Design Shuttle (B4)

Una bella penna! Elegante e robusta, sottile (forse un pò troppo...ma fa parte del suo look) e finemente cesellata. Spero che anche la clip per assicurarla al taschino sia altrettanto robusta. Scrittura molto scorrevole. Panna adatta a tutte la occasioni anche dove si richieda una certa classe! Confezione discreta...meriterebbe qualcosa di meglio visto il prezzo! In ogni caso mi ritengo finora soddisfatto.

Ya tenia otro y como me gustó eso de que no te deje tirado cuando lo necesitas ni por que ha reventado o por que lleva tumbado bastante tiempo, por que si tengo apuntar algo en el techo, o por que he sobado un poco el papel con los dedos, etc. etc. con este boli se que puedo

This one was just perfect. Very stylish and the pocket clip added to the sleek look. Great pattern on the pen and was a well received gift.

Der Kugelschreiber liegt gut in der Hand u. schreibt sehr angenehm.

I carried a Fisher AG7 with me for years because of it's reliability, but never liked that it was poorly balanced, with the top of the pen being substantially heavier that the tip. This one (B4 Black Grid Shuttle Pen), is not only perfectly balanced, but the precision of the grid pattern combined with its classical design elements gives the aesthetic an architectural quality that perfectly evokes the spirit of the Apollo program's engineering excellence. Be warned, you may be tempted to create technical drawings, use a slide rule, or annotate engineering schematics every time you look at it. The only consideration I feel the need to mention when choosing which design of the shuttle pen to purchase is that the striations on the barrel of standard edition pen are deeper, and more effective for grip in adverse conditions. The Black Grid edition, with the relief of the grid patterning, is by no means slippery, but if I were using one for outdoor work I would certainly prefer the utility of the standard design. I'm not sure if the matte black variant includes the standard milling of the striations on the barrel, but if so, that may be a nice compromise between aesthetic & functionality to consider.