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No hay artículos en el carroKoh-I-Noor Rapidomatic - Lápiz mecánico Rapidomatic, plomo de 0.7 mm, gris, el clásico lápiz mecánico está de vuelta por demanda popular. La calidad superior cuenta con una cómoda zona de agarre moleteada y un avance de cable con botón. Construcción resistente que incluye clip de bolsillo de metal e indicador de grado de plomo. Viene precargado con plomo y borrador.
JW
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 13 de enero de 2025
Not objectively any better than a cheap bic pencil. They both do the job. But if the aesthetics matter to you and feel in the hand matters then you should check these out.
Emrah G.
Comentado en Turquía el 10 de abril de 2025
Tutuşu da yazışı da güzel.
Raphael Villela
Comentado en Alemania el 13 de abril de 2025
Writes great, but it looks a bit cheap, don't know why.
Vladeck
Comentado en Brasil el 30 de junio de 2024
Excelente funcionalidade e ergonomia.
Angelo Wish
Comentado en México el 29 de marzo de 2024
Excelente manufactura y muy aesthetic. De mis favoritos.
Cthulhu
Comentado en Canadá el 2 de abril de 2024
This is a re-issue of a classic mechanical pencil from ca. 1984. It's a solid pencil with good balance and no noticeable lead wobble. It says "JAPAN" on the clip.The body of the pencil is plastic, though the grip and various other parts are metal. The external design has roots in other Koh-I-Noor pencil lines and can currently still be seen in the almost-identical Rotring 500, the metal-bodied Rotring 600, etc., and now also in the Chinese Rotring knock-off called the Redcircle 600. (I haven't tried the Rotrings, which are reportedly good pencils, but the Redcircle is, in my experience, an inferior product with noticeable lead wobble. It's also too heavy for my taste.)The Koh-I-Noor brand originates from a company that had split into at least two parts by the time of the pencil's introduction, and whose parts have since changed hands over time. This pencil is apparently a product of Koh-I-Noor North America (or USA), which split off from the Czech company of the same name around the time of WWII, and was long affiliated with Rotring but is currently separately held by Chartpak in the US. The similarity in Rotring's pencil designs is presumably due to the fact that the right to use the Koh-I-Noor design was acquired by Rotring along with their acquisition of the/a non-Czech-held part of Koh-I-Noor in or about 1985. Rotring was later acquired by Sanford, which was itself acquired by Newell, and then Koh-I-Noor North America was sold off. The "about" section of the Koh-I-Noor North America website says that the company has now "partnered once again with Koh-I-Noor Europe", which is presumably some sort of reciprocal licensing agreement.(As for the Redcircle copy of the Rotring design, that's clearly just trademark infringement.)
oscar vidal
Comentado en México el 8 de julio de 2023
Bonito lapiz mecánico y de una muy buena marca, buenos acabados y un moleteado fino y comodo, espero que sea durable
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