GraphGear 1000 Automatic Mechanical Pencil 0.5mm - Includes Lead Refills & Eraser

Great long term mechanical pencil. I use .5 be use of my heavy handed writing. Eraser is replaceable, made of the higher quality gum rubber. Fits well in my hand with a narrow finger hold for more control. I love it.

I love how it’s made out of metal. It feel's premium and very sturdy. Obviously it will be a little bit more heavier than other mechanical but I don’t think it will have any effects on your writing/drawing. Overall very nice

Very nice pencil, and fast international delivery.

Saw this pencil while on TikTok. Maybe it’s a little over hyped but I like the metallic feel to it compared to plastic lead pencils. It’s great for drawing but not as much writing in my opinion. When I write I really have to grip my pencil while drawing I can hold the pencil more loosely. I love hatching and cross hatching with it.

I had one of these and gifted it to a friend who had to fiddle with it and broke it. Screw him. I bought this for myself. I love these pencils. Works great!!

Nice. Writes so well, I sometimes carry it instead of a pen. Pocket clip holds tightly. Pencil tip completely retracts with push-button like a pen. Writing tip is encased in steel tube, meaning you don't break leads like you do with most mechanical pencils. Eraser is the only part that's a little weak.

I was a little hesitant to spend this much on a pencil, but after biting the bullet, I got to use it out in the shop, and I don't know what I did before I had this.

I've been using this pencil in class a lot, and it's a really well made no frills attached pencil. Smallest eraser in the world, but that's to be anticipated due to the nature of quality stationery. I've had an unfortunate incident with a Kuru Toga where the lead pipe (tube at the end that keeps the lead from breaking) got bent and ended up irreparable that this pencil avoids because of the neat auto retracting lead pipe. It's easy to disassemble the pencil in the event its needed. The grip rotation to show what type of lead that is loaded is a cool feature that I wish more pencils had.