Pens
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I know Spyderco is coming out with the baliyo but that is more of a toy than a heavy duty pen.What got me to post this was the fact that I am looking for a good simple heavy duty pen that is 100% made from stainless or something else that you do not have to worry about the finish wearing.I have a couple Roting 600s but the trim pieces are chrome and do wear.I have found a few but the prices are much to high for me,well over 100.00 each.I just put a bid on the Benchmade pen but its not really what I am looking for.
So with saying all this I guess I am asking if anyone else would want a well made ,simple,heavy duty,non tactical pen from Spyderco?
So with saying all this I guess I am asking if anyone else would want a well made ,simple,heavy duty,non tactical pen from Spyderco?
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I'm a fan sturdy metal pens too. If they did want to make something, I would probably buy it. It would be nice to have some sort of non-rubber grip enhancement where you hold it near the tip. Machined knurling or even the acid-etch pattern used on some of the stainless :spyder: 's would be cool.
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Knurling is cool, but depending on the type, ait can be really rough on your hands.trout #2 wrote:I'm a fan sturdy metal pens too. If they did want to make something, I would probably buy it. It would be nice to have some sort of non-rubber grip enhancement where you hold it near the tip. Machined knurling or even the acid-etch pattern used on some of the stainless :spyder: 's would be cool.
I'd definitely like to see something from Spyderco though. I think a nice "bug" on a gray clip the color of the gray caly jr would be great!
Oh man - an H-1 pen with a Fisher refill - *dream* :rolleyes:
I have been using a Fisher Zero Gravity pen for work the past few years, it is metal bodied with a rubber coating, very durable, and I only need a new one when I drop the thing in a stream!!!
I am so looking forward to the BaliYo, I think they are gonna make great gifts!!
I have been using a Fisher Zero Gravity pen for work the past few years, it is metal bodied with a rubber coating, very durable, and I only need a new one when I drop the thing in a stream!!!
I am so looking forward to the BaliYo, I think they are gonna make great gifts!!
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I'd rather have Spyderco stay away from the pen market.
IMO there is way to much good stuff out there already and Spyderco really wouldn't be able to compete. plus we need the 42 to people to keep developing more knives we can't spare a single one :p
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IMO there is way to much good stuff out there already and Spyderco really wouldn't be able to compete. plus we need the 42 to people to keep developing more knives we can't spare a single one :p
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Sturdy and Cheap
You want sturdy and cheap? How about a thick block of aluminum turned down and knurled into a sturdy pen?
These also work great as impact devices, should the need arise Troika pens available here:
http://www.dalyspenshop.com
These also work great as impact devices, should the need arise Troika pens available here:
http://www.dalyspenshop.com
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I've been using just one pen for the last 20 years!
Lamy
http://www.lamy.com/eng/b2c/cp%201%20black/256
Still using it every day, and I get completely stressed out when I can't find it :D
Lamy
http://www.lamy.com/eng/b2c/cp%201%20black/256
Still using it every day, and I get completely stressed out when I can't find it :D
What about one of the lava finish rotring 600's I think they would wear a little better than the silver finish ones. I personally think the 600's are some of the best pens out there for under 50
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Delica and Endura are great knives! They're the low priced crack samples that'll get you hooked on spyderco! Feed the need!
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I reckon then that the pen is not something you loan out to co-workers? :DTed wrote:I've been using just one pen for the last 20 years!
Lamy
http://www.lamy.com/eng/b2c/cp%201%20black/256
Still using it every day, and I get completely stressed out when I can't find it :D
I'm anxious to see the BaliYo, but I'm not so much interested in a heavy duty style 'tactical pen' from Spyderco. It would be hard to top the parker pen I've been carrying for the past 6 years.
Wouter
Futura Stainless Steel Space Pen
I use a Fisher Futura Stainless Steel Space Pen for the most part, but also have a small collection of Zebra pens. Here's a pic of the Fisher Futura next to a Zebra F-701:

And my Zebra Pens:

Jay

And my Zebra Pens:

Jay