Lamysafari Mech Pencil Yellow .5mm

Quality as expected.

El articulo llegó en buen estado y muy rapido

It is a product made by Germany, so it does not betray expectations that its quality will be good.

Overall, this is not a bad pencil, but the seam is a bit weird. The balance and weight are what I expect from a plastic pencil. The mechanism is smooth and works well. The eraser is easy to get to.It is just that the mold seam is in the way and is very noticeable.

This is a very nice mechanical pencil. It's part of the Lamy Safari line, so its style matches the fountain pen and ballpoint pen.It works smoothly and so far, I haven't had any lead break apart inside the pencil and jam it up. One very good design feature is the pocket clip. It's a heavy chrome-plated wire that really holds the pencil in place in a pocket. I think I could do a head stand and not have it fall out. It also is big enough that the pencil won't roll off of a desk, which is nearly a guarantee of lead break-up and jamming.The one bad thing about this pencil is the eraser. It's accessible by pulling off the little cap on the clicking button. It works fine, but it's actually part of an assembly that consists of the eraser, a little plastic holder, and a pin to clear out jams. They work great, but they cost nearly $8 for a set of three. Yikes! So far, I haven't found them any cheaper than that.Bottom line: A very nice pencil in the Lamy Safari line.

My collection of fountain pens now includes about ten, from the Mont Blanc to the more modest Lamy and all manner in-between. My duty day has me wearing the Army uniform all day long. Since a pen is "part of the uniform," the Lamy Safari fountain pen in charcoal comes with me. The mechanical pencil is needed for note-taking, but using the whisker of an eraser wouldn't be practical, so I keep a black eraser pen on hand. Three pens and three pockets on the uniform sleeve make this math pretty easy. Some reviews are touting "tactical pens" or whatever. Honestly? You're going into a bad situation trusting your very pulse to a PEN? Trying to recommend a "pen weapon" to operators in the tactical field is absurd, though it does have its usefulness as a tool or a really, really durable pen. A Winchester folding-blade knife is always with me with a well-honed edge, as is my cellphone (the latter is arguably the best weapon out there). The Safari line is TOUGH and doesn't mind a little weather. The Cross and the Waterman are too pretty; leave them in your study. If your fieldwork actually has you in the field, take the Lamy Safari.

I bought charcoal gray before but lost it. Was hesitant on buying this one because of the diff material they use for colored versions. However, it looked beautiful than I expected. The shiny surface and blue color is bold and makes me think im a professional when i use it. Awesome brand

Bei Lamy spricht der Name immer für Qualität und diesmal ebenso.Bleistift ist nicht schwer und es lässt sich super damit Schreiben & arbeiten.

Best mechanical pencil by far and I am a mechanical pencil addict... highly suggest it

Se lo compré a mi hija ya que tengo uno igual en negro desde hace 20 años y está impecable. A la vista está que son muy duraderos y cómodos mi hija está en quinto de primaria y está encantada

周りと差別化したいと思い購入しました。優れた機能とかはありませんが、変な機能がない分、使い勝手がいいです。握ったときのフィット感が自分の場合抜群なので、2年間愛用しています。

In Grün meiner Lieblingsfarbe. Schreibt gut, liegt gut in der Hand.Benutze ihn gerne