PentelDrafting Pencil Graph for Pro, 0.5mm (PG1005)

Love this pencil. Very fine tip lead 0.3, just what I wanted. Feels great in my hand. I have very small hands. Being a female with minor arthritis, I was concerned about the weight and comfort of it as I drew with it. Has not been a problem. It's very comfortable. I almost bought a much more expensive pencil thinking it might be better but I'm so glad I went with this one instead. I'm very pleased and would highly recommend. For the price I believe it is well worth it and would definitely buy again. FYI I am a watercolor artist and use this pencil mostly for making line drawings prior to painting. Leaves nice lines that can be seen but are easily obscured by the watercolor paint. Love this pencil.

No soy experto en el tema, solo buscaba un lápiz elegante con una buena escritura y este sobrepasó mis expectativas.- En la descripción se lee que el cuerpo es de plástico, sin embargo da la sensación de ser de aluminio, se ve muy bien, se escribe muy suave; el peso correcto, ni muy liviano, ni muy pesado, las gomas antideslizantes bastante efectivas. La mina de adecuada intensidad.- Sin duda, calidad japonesa. El envío con Prime en 3 días. 195 mxn.

When I was around 10 years old my dad, who was an architect, gave me this mechanical pencil in 0.7mm size. The pencil got me through elementary school, high school, undergraduate, and graduate degrees and 25+ years later I am surprised that I still have this pencil to this day and have not lost it. The brand and model labeling rubbed off early on and I could never find what maker/model this pencil is. Throughout all these years I have tried numerous other pencils, some of which were quite expensive like some from rOtring. Although some are really nice, I kept going back to this Pentel that I received from my dad, due to comfort, build, and style. I always wished I could order more of these but could never find out who made them or if they were still made.One day browsing youtube, I saw a guy reviewing the Pentel Graph 1000 for Pro and I was like, holy crap, that's the exact mechanical pencil that I love. After doing some more research, it was an exact match to the one that my dad gave me, so luckily Amazon carried some and ordered a few in. Comparing the new models to my old one that dated 25+ years ago, they are nearly identical (only differences I could see is the sheen of black is now a bit more matte). After close inspection of my original and the new one, I can say that the quality and feel are exactly the same. I was so happy I found out that Pentel still makes these so many years later and I was able to get a new set.Pros:- 4mm tip.- Construction is solid with brass front cap, metal/rubber grip, really solid plastic body, metal/brass mechanism.- Weight is quite light and pencil is perfectly balanced and very comfortable.- Durability: well I have had my original for 25+ years and although it is beat up and I have lost the clip and the top cap, it still works. Probably has taken 100's of drops throughout all these years and never had issues.Cons:- Absolutely none. Like I said above, I have tried a vast variety of other mechanical pencils out there, including some expensive ones, and I find the Pentel Graph 1000 to be the best out of all of them.

This is my first Pentel mechanical pencil. After a lot of consideration chose this over graphgear. Everything about this pencil feels perfect for me - the balance, weight, grip and precision. Effortless to write or draw with it. A well designed and well built product. Love it.

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