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rOtring 800 Retractable Ballpoint Pen, Medium Point, Silver
| Brand | Rotring |
| Color | Silver |
| Ink Color | Black |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Material | Metal |
About this item
– Long lasting, smooth, and precise ballpoint pen
– Medium line width
– High quality black ink; refillable
– Non slip metal knurled grip
– Full metal body; silver
– Unique “Twist and Click” retractable mechanism
$56.00
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Description
The rot ring 800 Ballpoint Pen is the ideal writing instrument, with a medium point and high-quality, refillable blue ink. Featuring an ergonomically enhanced full metal body in silver, the 800 provides an ideal weight balance and a comfortable non-slip knurled grip, so you can work for long periods without experiencing discomfort or fatigue. Plus, the unique hexagonal shape means your pencil won’t slide when you set it down on tilted tables. With the “Twist and Click” retractable mechanism of the entire sleeve and lead, the rot ring 800 Ballpoint Pen is pocket safe and extra durable.
From the manufacturer
rOtring 800 Retractable Ballpoint Pen, Medium Point
Description:
Top of the line mechanical pencil with full metal body and retractable mechanism. “Twist and Click“ retractable mechanism of the entire sleeve and lead: pocket safe + durability. Hexagonal barrel ensuring fatigue-free writing and drawing.
Features:
- Unique “Twist and Click” retractable mechanism of the entire sleeve and lead: pocket safe + durability.
- Ergonomic metal barrel Full metal body providing ideal balance of weight and feeling. Hexagonal barrel ensuring fatigue-free writing and drawing. Shaped to prevent the tool from sliding when laid down on tables. Non-slip metal knurled grip.
- rOtring pencil technology rOtring brass mechanism for precision lead advancement. Fixed lead guidance sleeve preventing break and offering an unimpeded view of the page for precise ruler-based drawing.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
I bought this pen as sort of a backup to my fountain pens and to match my Rotring 800 0.7mm pencil. Unfortunately, soon after receiving it, I was quickly reminded why I’ve never gotten attached to any ballpoint pens. The particular Rotring 800 pen that I received had a really bad refill that was hard to start even after only a few hours of non-use and when it’s writing, it was faint and skipped constantly. I don’t know if that’s typical for the Rotring refill or if mine has just sat too long in the warehouse but it really soured my experience with this pen. A Cross ballpoint pen that I’m currently using has a much smoother writing experience even though it is still on the same refill cartridge that originally came with the pen when I bought it all the way back in 2004. I understand that I could research and buy better refills for the 800, but frankly, I don’t want to have to do that and pay $5 for a refill for a $60 pen body when I can get a Pilot G2 that writes
Surferofromantica (verified owner) –
Not to brag, or anything, but I feel like I’ve had a lot of cool pens in my life. They may not have been expensive vintage this-or-that, but they felt great, they wrote great, and when the cartridges ran out I replaced them eagerly. I watched the enamel chip away, they lost their heft, I used pens less and less…But I’m buying pens again, to start a new generation, and this is a cool new addition. I love the colours, it’s small and light, but not too light – it has the right amount of weight to it for such a narrow pen – and the telescoping tip thing is just too cool. Sure, it’ll take some time to get used to the twist action of releasing the tip, but sometimes we just need to re-learn our actions.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
Let’s start off to say I only purchase rotring pens. I now hate using any other pen then my rotrings. I’ve purchased around 400$ worth of rotring pens and pencils and the only one I haven’t gotten is the quick pro. I usually loose all my pens I ever buy but I haven’t lost one of my rotrings. Just shows how much I love these pens and pencils. BEFORE YOU purchase the 800 pen I honestly recommend the 600 pen because I’m not a fan of the twist. To me personally the click feels much more superior. And honestly the gold accents don’t look that nice in person. BUT for the mechanical pencils it’s definitely ideal to get the 800 because the twist mechanism will protect the pointy metal part that the lead comes out of. On the 600 mechanical pencil the thin metal part for the lead is always vulnerable and can be bent or broken off. So in my opinion from someone who owns almost every option and color they offer I love the 600 pens more than the 800 pens but I
William K (verified owner) –
I enjoy the quality of this pen. All metal, retractable head, and ergonomic design. I replaced the ball point with a pilot roller ball. Unnecessary, but I favor Rollerblade. Worth a look.
Disappointed (verified owner) –
Looks great, easy to control, and it makes my handwriting more fluid.
Curtis Kiland (verified owner) –
I bought the pen due to having previously purchasing the 800+ pencil. The pen writes really well. I upgraded the pen refill with a parker refill kit, and this alleviates any problems with this pen. I cannot think of any problems, annoyances, or issues with this pen besides the price 🙂
Gabriel Arrington (verified owner) –
I love the weight, the twist action, and that I can refill it. Rotring has been one of my favorite companies for a long time. I probably won’t ever have to buy another ball point pen again because of the great design and metal parts.
Giftofapen (verified owner) –
I love the mechanism to have ink come out and go back in. A definite recommend!
Ray O’Neil (verified owner) –
i am a lifelong parker jotter carrier. decided to expand my horizons. wanted the otring 600 but the 800 is much less expensive. first thoughts. okay, the shape will grow on me. it looks attractive. second thoughts. turn the dial and the pen extends in my opinion way too far out. wobbles when i try to write, so can’t get a cohesive line out of it. when you turn the dial it feels cheap, but i have not opened it up to look at it. mostly out of fear it will not work again. i suspect this will not survive being dropped due to the sounds it makes when i open it. yet i still like it. will try the 600.
Hyunggyeon (verified owner) –
It was delivered to me safely.I think that It is one of the best pens in theworld.