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Bullet Journal Drehgriffel Nr. 1 Gel Pen

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$25.92 $35.5 In stock

A limited-edition Drehgriffel for the Bullet Journal® community. Precision-milled aluminum and brass, ceramic ball bearing, with our finest 0.5 mm stroke.

• Limited Edition
• Ballpoint pen, precision-milled aluminum and brass
• Ceramic ball bearing
• Stroke: 0.5 mm
• Black ink
• Refillable (ballpoint: blue and black; gel: black)
• Length: 5.1 in.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Timothy ★★★★★

The milled aluminum body feels substantial in hand, and the twist mechanism is so smooth it’s almost addictive. I’ve been journaling daily for two weeks and the 0.5 mm stroke writes crisply without any skipping. Just a lovely, precise tool that makes the habit feel more special.

Hazel ★★★★★

The ceramic ball bearing makes the twist action feel incredibly solid, and the aluminum body has just the right heft for long journaling sessions.

Carter S. ★★★★★

The 0.5 mm gel tip glides so smoothly that my handwriting actually looks neater in my daily log. There's a tiny bit of feedback from the ceramic ball bearing, which I find weirdly satisfying on cheap notebook paper. Only gripe is I keep reaching for it over every other pen on my desk.