In this video we'll introduce five mechanical pencils with unique features that stand out from the crowd.
You can find all of these mechanical pencils at JetPens.com.
The Pentel Orenz offers ultra-thin 0.2 and 0.3 millimeter lead sizes.
Given the delicate size, the lead won't break as you write.
It's protected by the built-in guide pipe that guide pipe that encloses the entire length of the lead.
The pipe has rounded edges so it won't catch on or scratch the paper.
As you write, the lead pipe will get shorter.
When you need more lead, simply click the top button like any other mechanical pencil.
Only a tiny bit of lead will show through the guide pipe.
Be sure not to extend the lead too much beyond the pipe or it will break.
Once you're done writing, retract the lead so it doesn't poke you or your belongings.
In addition to the 0.2 and 0.3, the Orenz comes in 0.5 millimeters and a variety of fun colors.
The ergonomic design of the Kokuyo Fit Curve will keep your hands comfortable during marathon note-taking sessions.
The pencil's center of gravity is located near the grip area, providing a nice balance and reducing hand fatigue.
A sliding lead sleeve helps protect the lead from breaking unless you write longer between clicking the top push button.
We also like the generously sized twist up eraser.
It's available in 0.5 millimeters and three colors.
If you want to branch out from the usual gray of graphite, the Pilot Color Eno has you covered.
This line offers eight lead colors with bodies to match.
The non-repro soft blue color is popular amongst artists.
Unlike colored pencils, these colored leads erase extremely well.
All of the colors are great for sketching and storyboarding as well.
Matching refill leads are also available for purchase when you run out of lead.
The Zebra Techo TS-3 is the smallest mechanical pencil we have ever come across.
It's just under 4 inches in length and a mere 5.5 millimeters in diameter.
There's no pocket or pen loop too small for it.
Plus, its sturdy all-metal body can take all kinds of knocks in your every day carry bag.
It's great for jotting down a quick note, but it's probably a tad too small to be used for long periods of writing.
Last but not least, the distinctive Pentel Sharp Kerry deserves a mention.
Its sleek styling and capped design sets it apart from other mechanical pencils.
At first glance, this regal pencil looks more like a fancy rollerball or fountain pen.
Its capped design protects the pencil tip when not in use.
And a cleverly integrated button in the cap lets you extend the lead when the cap is posted.
When posted, it is a balanced 5.2 inches long.
And when capped, the Kerry is a pocketable 4.9 inches long.
It comes in 0.5 and 0.7 millimeters in a range of stunning colors.
We hope you've enjoyed our roundup of unique mechanical pencils.
Did we mention any of your favorites?
If you haven't seen Part 1 of this series yet, click on the video link below.
All of the products we mentioned can be found at JetPens.com.
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