SHARP DRAFT PCL .9MM YELLOW

I like these pens so much that I order them since I can't find them close to my home. I love the way they feel in my hand as I write--and they're pretty, too.

El día de hoy -12-Diciembre-2023-; los Lapiceros llegaron a la Casa de Ustedes -expresión-, ... ¡Están muy bonitos! ¡Muchas gracias por sus esfuerzos para entregarlos! Juan R.

Lo que no me gusto fue porque me llego un lapicero y la presentación es de caja con 12 lapiceros, y pienso que no esta bien la promoción, el lapicero en cualquier papelería tiene un costo mucho menor por lo que me costo.

My 5yo daughter uses the term "P209" when referring to pencils ever since she was a toddler. That's how much I revere these little workhorses and apparently use the term a lot as she picked it up. These are phenomenal mechanical pencils that I use often around the workshop, home, and office. I've all but thrown away all my #2s. The thicker lead is super robust and strong enough to supercede all your other pencils for marking material at the chop saw, scribbling sketches on random chunks of plywood, writing down hardware store lists on 2x4 cutoffs, laying out hole patterns on steel, and even - get this - writing things down on paper. The eraser is rather meager and a chore to get to... but I never make mistakes anyway (ha) and prefer the old "X it out" technique anyhow. They are yellow (well, I guess there's other colors, but who wants anything but OG yellow) and easy to spot across the shop, have a great clip for pocket carrying (my wife likes to rib me about carrying a pencil everywhere but immediately turns to me when she needs to write something down, ha!), have a satisfying and reliable click when you advance the lead, are really durable and put with my constant abuse, and are really reasonably priced for those times when the underwear gnomes come and take them away for profit, so it's no big deal to replace. Buy a 12-pack and you're good to go for a good long while. For an eraser hack, see Van Neistat on YouTube... for those with a lathe, make them with that instead of an epoxy booger.

handy fairly strong lead, lots of eraser.