[split] Mechanical Pencils and High Quality Lead
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11-05-2024, 01:05 AM
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RE: [split] Mechanical Pencils and High Quality Lead
(11-04-2024 08:56 PM)Jim Horn Wrote: With arthritic thumbs, the ability of the fountain pen to write well with negligible pressure is most appreciated.Pilot did something with the Dr. Grip that lets me write long days with no pain. I think the secret is the flare at the bottom of the grip but not sure. The grip is relatively soft and thick too. The clear grips (silicone) are a bit softer and better IMHO. They have black and white grips which have a different consistency. These have some seal from the Arthritis Foundation - Ease of Use. I don't have arthritis and don't know about the foundation. The Dr. Grip is available in Pen and Pencil form. - The ink pens write nicely. I suspect the G2 is their best inkpen but it doesn't have the same egronomics. - The pencils might need to be ordered from Japan (maybe Amazon). They are excellent. A shaker feature is available which is addictive and practical; the extra heft is welcomed. - The 4+1 multi pen with pencil has low-quality pens IMHO. I don't like how the ink writes, even in a pinch. - I think Pilot calls 0.7mm "medium" in some markets so double check size. |
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