Space Pen Matte Black X-Mark Flat Cap Bullet Pen, Compact Size | Pressurized Ballpoint Pen, Writes Upside Down and in Extreme Temperatures, Medium Point, Pocket Clip, Black Ink, Made in USA

I am a previous owner of a Fisher Space Pen. Specifically, I owned the Bullet Space Pen (Chrome). I lost it after four happy years. I wanted to replace my lost pen with another, and that's when I came across the Fisher Space Pen, X-Mark Bullet Space Pen, Matte Black. Let me tell you why I love these pens. First, they write smoothly. Second, you can put them in your pants pocket without worrying that your body heat will cause them to leak ink in your pocket. They will not leak. If you don't wear a shirt with pockets, then you'll need to carry a pen in your pants pocket (if you wish to carry a pen). I suppose women (or men) could carry a pen in a bag, or whatever, but, that's not an option for me. The bad thing about my old pen (the Bullet, Chrome) was that it was tapered, and had a smooth chrome finish. This made it a little too easy for the pen to slide out of my pocket when I sat down, especially in a car. I "lost" my old Space (chrome) three times before the last time, when I was unable to find it. Enter the X-Mark Bullet Fisher Space Pen: This pen has ALL the qualities I loved about my original Space Pen, plus a few. First, the cap has a clip, and this provides enough of a texture to keep it from sliding out of your pants pocket when you carry it in your pants pocket. Second, you can clip your pen on your shirt pocket, or on your pants pocket, if you're wearing cargo pants, or pants with large openings at the pockets. All of this would be quite irrelevant if the pen itself did not write with quality, so let me say that it does. It writes smoothly, as mentioned, and it writes on many different surfaces that ordinary pens cannot write on, such as plastic lids, etc. It won't replace your Sharpie, but, it will write on a lot of smooth surfaces that will not usually take ink from a ball point. Also, because the ink is pressurized, it does, indeed, write at any angle. This is useful for me because I often jot things down on a legal pad (or whatever) while I am lying down. I have drawn entire schematics while holding a legal pad and writing with the pen upside down. Most pens will quickly run dry at the tip when you don't have them angled mostly downward. The Fisher Space pen will write smoothly at all angles, for as long as you need it to do so. I have owned all of the big names, and most of the small names, and, without hesitation, I can say that Fisher Space Pens are my favorite pen. And, the Fisher X-Mark Bullet Space Pen, Matte Black is my favorite Fisher Space Pen. It is really hard to believe that such a quality writing instrument, with such unique and robust features, is so inexpensive. Plus, they are MADE IN THE USA, and I like that. I have many friends who are in the military, or the police, and are tactical shooters. This pen has become very popular with them, because of the features that I mentioned, and the non-reflective coating that this all-metal pen has. The Fisher Space Pen, X-Mark, Matte Black, let's them easily update the all important "journal," while in the field. In closing, this pen is . . . GREAT!

These pens are great! I have used them for years.

Buy this one even if it's EDC and you never intend to use the clip. Space pens are the most reliable pen you can buy at any price. Same refill as any other space pen, so forget any comments about poor writing quality. You could get a bad refill (not likely), but that could happen to any of the line. They are made in Germany and pressure-sealed to assure consistent ink flow. X-Mark comes with a medium point and I prefer the fine, so I always have a few unused refills around. Ordering a few refills wouldn't hurt just to make sure you always have a working version in your pocket. They don't give up prematurely. If it works when you put it in your pocket, it will work when you need it. And the ink lasts way longer than a standard pen This is the best EDC version for pocket carry for 2 reasons. 1. The clip keeps the pen from rolling away. You put it down and it stays there. 2. Being shorter, it vanishes in your pocket, yet the writing length (cap on back) is basically the same because the non-clip versions end is above where you hold the pen, so it adds no value, other than making the pen longer in your pocket. 3. It has all the virtues of any Space Pen. It will not let you down. Forget to cap it? No problem. Let it sit for a year. No problem. Need to write on a vertical surface, no problem.. Wet surface? No problem. As to O-rings: The last few X-Marks I bought (I sometimes leave them on the plane, or give them to people who like what they see) have had not O-ring problems at all. The cap goes on firmly, stays put, and never falls off unintentionally. I believe the problem is solved, but if you happen to love the pen, but the O-ring isn't working for you, the solution is as close as Amazon or your local hardware store: 010 O-Ring - very common size. 010 aerospace o-ring fixes Fisher x-mark cap 1/4" inside diameter (3/8" outside diameter) x 1/16" wall. Nitrile Rubber - Buna N or Viton VITON best

Great little pen. It of course writes in all the conditions that you would expect a Space Pen to work in. The dimensions are given, but its hard to envision how small this thing is. No problem writing with it though when the cap is removed and installed on the other end. In that configuration, it is 4 7/8 long. This little pen might get lost in a handbag, but it could fit in coin purse or clutch. If you are a guy and like to keep a pen your pants pocket, this will serve you well with no chance of poking yourself when you work. It wears nicely in a pocket T shirt too. Very light and short so you won't have that sagging pocket look. Much better quality than the Cap-O-Matic space pen I bought. Just and update... this pen is still holding up. At the time I bought it, I didn't realize this came in this flat cap version and a version that is bulleted on both ends. Glad I unknowingly got this one, I think it looks better. Its a 1/4" shorter too.

I bought this pen with the intention of using it as part of my EDC (everyday carry) kit. How often do you wish you had a pen on you, and you wind up searching around for one? This is a great pen, and it is ALMOST worth 5 stars. The good: It writes smoothly, most of the time (see below). It is tough as nails (it should, with a metal frame), and the seal makes it pretty dust proof (I've never tested to check it for waterproof). It is small when closed, which makes it very easy to carry. The not-so-good: In order for it to be long enough to write comfortably, you need to put the cap on the other end of the pen. This is pretty normal, as you would do that with most pens that have a cap. However, if you push the cap on the back of the pen too hard, it can get REALLY REALLY (did I mention really?) jammed onto the pen. My pen has a couple dents in it, because I had to use pliers to separate the barrel from the cap once. I didn't jam it onto the back either--I just pushed it on a little too hard. Also, the clip can fall off. I leave the clip off completely, as it sits in my pocket better that way. But if you want to use the clip, just be aware that it is not a permanent part of the cap. Whether or not this is an issue is entirely up to you. I notice that occasionally, when you first start to write, the first letter or two can get smudged. It writes smoothly (as I mentioned above), but the ink can sometimes glob up on the pen tip before you use it. Not a deal killer, but something to consider. Overall, I really like this pen as a carry-around-and-take-it-out-when-needed item. Is it worth the money over a standard Bic? Yes, if you want the smoothness and durability. If you just need to jot down a note while at your desk, and you don't care about carrying it, this may be overkill. Like most things, your mileage may vary. Enjoy.

Good pen!

This really improves on the others I have by including a clip and a flat area instead of rounded pointy cap end. Good clip retention in shirt pockets and also small enough to fit in most men’s wallet that I own, easy to write with full length pen when cap is removed and placed on top. Good balance and great ink cartridge.

This is a great sequel to the classic “bullet pen” that is rounded at both ends. The clip and bunt end on the cap makes it perfect for the shirt pocket, but it’s not too large to fit easily in a jeans pocket. My first Fisher pen was a bullet pin that I found in a parking lot. I kept it for about a year before using it and discovering that it is great pen with a pressurized cartridge. Refill cartridges come with an adapter for click pens, like a genuine Parker Brothers, which I also love, so now, that pen will also write upside down! I’m not sure how I would improve this pen.

Terrible le stylo!

Mittlerweile der dritte Space-PEN in der Familie/im Haushalt. Den ersten fand meine Frau schön und praktisch deswegen bekam sie ihn. Ich kaufte mir dann die Version mit dem Touchpadknubbel, den Stift habe ich dummerweise verloren und es musste sofort Ersatz her... Interessanterweise hat der neue Stift eine andere Kappe als Stift Nr.1, wird aber kein Plagiat sein. Die Minen sind top ! Schreiben in jeder Position und auf sehr vielen Untergründen,können temperaturunabhängig ganzjährig im Auto bleiben und schreiben gut, egal ob tiefster Winter oder Hochsommer. Einzig das Strichbild ist nicht so fein bzw. konstant wie bei Parker die unter diesen widrigen Umständen jedoch schon längst aufgeben...

Portable, durable and quality pen. Special product.

予想してたよりも小さくて細いです。

Viel muss man hier wohl nicht schreiben. Das ist die etwas modernere Variante des altbewährten Fisher Space Pen Bullet. Es gibt sicherlich hochwertigere Kugelschreiber, die womöglich auch besser in der Hand liegen und ob der angesetzte Preis gerechtfertigt ist oder nicht, muss jeder mit sich selbst ausmachen. Ich habe bei Amazon im Juli 2017 um die 20 € bezahlt, was soweit in Ordnung geht. Klein und kompakt, sodass man den Kuli immer dabei haben kann und mit den Fisher Minen komme ich auch sehr gut klar (es gibt aber Nutzer, die sagen, die Fisher Minen würden bei ihnen zum Schmieren neigen). Kurzum: entweder man mag die kleinen Fisher Space Pens oder eben nicht (ich mag sie :) )