Big Idea Design Ti Click EDC Pen

Big Idea Design Ti Click EDC Pen

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Brand & Product Big Idea Design Ti Click EDC Pen
SKU 857213007131
Barcode 857213007131
Warranty Limited Lifetime Warranty
Dimensions 12.98 x 1.12 x 1.12cm ( 5.11"x 0.44"x 0.44" )
Weight 26g (0.06lbs)
Material Tumbled in ceramic media
Made In China
Returns 100 day free returns
Shipping Free shipping, orders over $99

About Big Idea Design

The Ti Click EDC is the most adjustable and refill friendly click pen on the market. No twisting, no uncapping, just a quick click and you’re ready to write. The Ti Click EDC is their take on the classic retractable pen with some serious upgrades. To extend the writing tip/refill, there’s a custom designed titanium and brass alloy click mechanism that’s built for the long haul.

They’ve paired their custom click mechanism with their signature auto-adjusting collet to seamlessly accept over 100 different refills with no hacks, mods, or fuss. The body of the pen is also adjustable to the size of the refill for an even more versatile writing tool.

List of compatible refill

Features of the Big Idea Design Ti Click EDC Pen

  • Accepts more than 100+ time-tested pen cartridges *(See the refill list)*
  • Adjustable overall length (based on your refill length)
  • Machined from solid titanium alloy (Grade 5)
  • Well balanced design
  • Brass alloy / titanium mechanism (100% metal)
  • Minimised "tip-wiggle"
  • Anti-slip grip design
  • Titanium pocket clip (Grade 4 titanium for proper tension)
  • Titanium Damascus pocket clips available as add-ons

What's included?

  • 1 Ti Click EDC pen
  • 1 Pocket clip tool
  • 1 Schneider 0.4 mm black gel ink refill

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