Solid Brass Bolt Action Pen, Pilot G2 Refill, Retro Black | Weighted Metal Body Supports Steady Writing, with Refillable Design for Office Notes, Signatures, and Daily Carry.

This pen is an exceptional writing instrument that combines style, functionality, and durability in a sleek, compact design. From the moment I held it, I was impressed by its weight and solid feel—this pen is built to last. The brass construction gives it a premium, sturdy quality that feels satisfying in hand, and over time, it even develops a unique patina that adds character. The bolt action mechanism is smooth and satisfying to operate, adding a fun, tactile element to using the pen. It clicks securely in place, ensuring the pen stays retracted when not in use, preventing any accidental ink marks. The writing experience itself is flawless, with smooth ink flow and a comfortable grip that makes it easy to write for long periods without hand fatigue. I also appreciate the pen’s minimalist, sleek design. It’s professional enough to use in any setting, whether for work, journaling, or everyday use, but still stands out as a stylish and functional piece. If you’re looking for a pen that’s built to last, offers a satisfying writing experience, and looks great doing it, this is an excellent choice. Highly recommended!

I absolutely LOVE this pen! I haven’t had a special pen in a while and this one is a GEM! Heavyweight and balanced and it writes so well. My cursive isn’t the best with this pen in my hand the cursive is smooth and fluid! And bonus point it looks sooo cool!

I love this pen. So solid and feels amazing. It takes my favorite refills. G2 .7s and is beautiful. I rocked a G2 Dr Grip for 15 years until the silicone finally gave out, but I find this one more comfortable. The color is classy as well. Edit after three weeks of daily use later. Best pen I’ve ever owned. Can tell this pen will last a lifetime. A joy to use.

This pen is fantastic. Writes smooth and feels very well balanced in the hand. The bolt action style is refreshing and different, more fulfilling to fidget with. The titanium feels great with the metal texture and there are no metal burs. The pocket clip feels strong and sturdy. This one’s not flying off into oblivion if stressed too much. The packaging is too notch to boot. Came with a few replacement ink cartridges in the box. This is a perfect gift for yourself or for someone else as I see a lot of potential with engraving and with the titanium, engraving and anodizing. Send me another titanium one and I’ll give it a shot on the anodizing! Thanks for a fantastic product!

Fantastic pen, feels great in the hand- good weight, fun bolt action deployment, but the brass smell isn't great and transfers readily to the skin. It isn't a terrible smell, it just isn't one you'd ever knowingly opt in to wearing. I'll probably rebuy in one of the other variants as I'm beyond my return window.

I swear, I don't work for these people. Though, I may be willing to. These pens are functional masterpieces. I write this review for the heat oxidized titanium model, but I got three, (four) of these Smootherpro pens because they are now the only pens I am generally willing to write with. The fourth, not being one of this bolt action model, but too good to not mention here as well.. These pens do perfectly fit G2 ink cartridges, as well as several other makes of compatible diameter with varying degrees of modification. I use a Pentel Energel 0.7mm cartridge in the brass bolt action, and a purple Energel in the titanium. They sit slightly longer, (maybe a millimeter) than the stock cartridges or G2s. I filed the ends down with an emery board, it is a flawless fit. The steel one was the only of the three, for whatever reason, to come with a thin metal disk that sits behind the cartridge, flush with the bolt action mechanism. This does prop the ink tip slightly farther out on this pen than the others. Removing this disk puts this pen back perfectly in line with the brass and titanium units. The disk also fits in the other two. Not sure if this was an oversight, but they all work perfectly without it, and I think I prefer where the cartridge sits without it. Pictures show all of these pens screwing apart at three places on their tubes, but mine only come apart at one of these spots, as shown in my pictures. More curiously, the titanium pen only screws off at the tip, whereas all the others come apart mid-shaft. The density variable checks. These three bolt action pens are virtually identical in dimension, apart from the clip on the titanium one, and where it opens. The brass one weighs approx. 51.8g; the steel one approx. 46.7g; and the titanium only 27.7g. For inquiring minds, the fourth, not bolt action pen weighs approx. 56.3g. All weighed on the same scale of course, and with the same unused stock cartridge for continuity. Definitely using the claimed metals, and machined to a high caliber of precision. These all feel very sturdy and quite substantial in the hand. I personally find the added weight generally pleasant to write with. Though admittedly, the bolt action in the back end of such solidly built pens does make them a bit unwieldy. The titanium one is obviously the least affected by this. It's fairly noticeable with the brass unit. Interestingly, the heaviest, click action brass pen is pretty much perfectly balanced, and honestly feels the nicest to write with. I just aesthetically prefer the bolt action. These pens thoroughly reek of class and, as some have pointed out, the brass units do in fact smell like copper. This will increase with time and use in your bare hand. I personally like it. Smells like pennies. Smells like money. Looks like a banker's pen. This just all checks in my head, but I can see how some may not prefer it. Steel and titanium smell of nothing. As for the bolt action itself, it may not be as smooth out of the box as a bolt action pen costing several times as much. But, as others have pointed out, this fidget friendly mechanism will only wear smoother over time. It took less than the first day of use, and a mild bit of working the bolt back and forth to smooth out the brass bolt action to a buttery glide. It is pleasant, it feels good. The steel one did admittedly take a few days to work in to a similar smoothness. I'm not going to lie, the titanium unit was bothersome to me for a bit. It's mechanism was easily the roughest out of the box, by far. Understanding the realities of working with titanium, I'm not removing any praise for this. In fact, quite the opposite. Titanium is not cheap, and it's not exactly easy to mold, cnc, grind or polish. The degree of precision machining and finishing involved here is honestly nonsense for the price it's being sold here. And to be clear, it has smoothed out too. Just not as much, and it took longer. Bottom line, I dug out a small tripod to take pictures of these pens. I don't keep it out, because I write reviews like this all the time. I had to go find it, and felt compelled to do so, because these pens are so good. I may have a problem, but if you're seriously still reading, it's because I don't actually even have the words for just how highly I recommend any of these.

I've been using metal barrel Sharpie S-gel for work, because I've found it the most reliable out of the most common pens. In my line of work, having a reliable pen is critical. That being said, even the metal barrel Sharpie pens have a plastic tip and the metal puts strain on the plastic over time and the tip loves to snap off at the worst possible time. This pen is solid, no chance that it breaks in my uniform pants. I have come to rely on S-gel ink as it dries very fast compared to the G2. I did some experimenting when it came in today, and the Sharpie S-gel pen ink cartridges fit in the pen, but you have to shave about a mm or two from the rear of the cartridge to get it to function. As far as value is concerned, the pen costs about what I'd expect to pay for a solid brass pen. It feels good in the hand. The weight isn't *too* heavy, but enough to feel that it's there when it's in my pocket. The original ink resembled a G2 refill, and with previous bad experiences, I didn't chance it, just trimmed am S-gel cartridge to fit. The bolt action is smooth and feels like it's going to preform great. As far as performance goes, the action on the pen functions exactly like I was wanting. It doesn't take too much pressure to actuate, and the bolt is snappy. Refilling is as simple as it gets. The tip and half of the barrel twist off, and you slide the old cartridge out, and your refill of choice back in. Reassemble the pen, and it's good to go. All in all, I'm very happy. Solid brass pen, snappy action, can take my favorite ink (with minor modification), and it doesn't cost a fortune.

My favorite pen it has survived a forklift running it over but had to replace the clip. i use different refills and it didn't have any problems. The hevy weight makes it feel really good in my hand

It's a bare brass pen, satisfying mechanism, might need a tiny bit of grease in the mechanism to keep it operating smoothly. I found the ribbing on the grip section is way too sharp though. Smoothing those ribs off would make it much more comfortable. In fact that's what I did with some sandpaper. The pen is also very back-heavy due to the added brass bolt action mechanism in the back, but I'd imagine this is consistent will all bolt action machined pens. I'm overall happy with the purchase.

Falta barato porque al poco de comprarlo le hicieron una rebaja notable y Amazon tuvo la sorna de notificarmelo. En cualquier caso, el bolígrafo va bien. Está bien fabricado, todo encaja perfectamente. Es sólido, no sé cuantos gramos pero se nota más pesado que otro de aluminio que tengo de la misma marca. Con esta marca me ha ido bien siempre que he comprado. Se me ha caído varias veces y ni se inmuta. Al ser piezas metálicas dudo que se rompa. Trae varios recambios de tinta, escribe fluida y continua, compatibles con Pilot G2 iguales a los que traía el otro. El pavonado del titanio es caprichoso y supongo que cada unidad tiene su propia personalidad, destacando más unos tonos u otros y en mi caso tiene un aspecto agradable. En definitiva, buena compra y recomendable.

Der SMOOTHERPRO Kugelschreiber aus Titan hat meine Erwartungen in vielerlei Hinsicht übertroffen. Schon beim Auspacken war ich von der edlen Präsentation in der schwarzen Box beeindruckt, die diesen Stift wie ein wertvolles Geschenk erscheinen lässt. Der erste Eindruck ist äußerst positiv: Das Titanmaterial strahlt Robustheit und Langlebigkeit aus. Der Edelstahl-Taschenclip ist nicht nur funktional, sondern auch sehr ansprechend im Design. Die Handhabung des Kugelschreibers ist ein absoluter Genuss. Der L-förmige Riegelmechanismus funktioniert reibungslos und intuitiv. Ich liebe es, dass ich den Stift mit nur einem Finger bedienen kann, was ihn besonders praktisch für den Alltag macht. Er ist leicht und ausgewogen, sodass ich beim Schreiben nie das Gefühl habe, dass mir der Stift aus der Hand rutscht oder schwer in der Hand liegt. Er passt perfekt in die Brusttasche meines Hemdes und ist somit immer griffbereit. Ein großes Plus ist die Kompatibilität mit Pilot G2-Gelminen. Dies ermöglicht mir ein exzellentes Schreiberlebnis mit glatter Tinte. Ich kann die Minen einfach online oder in Geschäften nachkaufen, was den Stift zu einer praktischen und langlebigen Wahl macht. Das Schreiben selbst ist gleichmäßig und macht einfach Spaß, selbst bei längeren Notizen oder in meinem Tagebuch. Der Stift hat eine angenehme Textur, die einen sicheren Halt bietet, ohne unangenehm rau zu sein. Das Design ist sowohl klassisch als auch modern, was ihn zu einem vielseitigen Begleiter für jede Gelegenheit macht, sei es im Büro oder beim persönlichen Gebrauch. Auch beim Stressabbau ist der Stift hilfreich – die Bolzenmechanik macht ihn zu einem großartigen Fidget-Gadget, wenn ich eine kurze Pause vom Arbeiten benötige. Insgesamt kann ich den SMOOTHERPRO Kugelschreiber jedem empfehlen, der Wert auf Qualität, Design und Funktionalität legt. Er ist nicht nur ein praktisches Schreibinstrument, sondern auch ein stilvolles Accessoire für den Alltag. Egal, ob als Geschenk oder für den eigenen Gebrauch, dieser Stift wird sicher Freude bereiten. Ich bin absolut begeistert und kann mir gut vorstellen, weitere Stifte dieser Marke auszuprobieren.

Die Kombination des sauber verarbeiteten, soliden Gehäuses mit den Pilot G 2 Minen ergibt ein gut in der Hand liegendes gut schreibendes Schreibgerät.

Der Kugelschreiber SMOOTHERPRO hat ein recht ausgefallenes Design. Aber er sieht nicht nur gut aus, er liegt auch gut in der Hand. Es lässt sich angenehm mit ihm schreiben und die Tinte tropft oder verwischt nicht.