✨ New Arrivals Just Dropped!Explore
$0.90
Original: $3.00
-70%PILOT Frixion Ball Knock, 0.7mm, Erasable Ballpoint Pen—
$3.00
$0.90The Story
The PILOT Frixion Ball Knock pen combines thermosensitive ink with a retractable design, making it convenient and easy to use. Its special rubber eraser allows for seamless erasing without the need to press any buttons. This pen features a unique Synergy tip, with a medium 0.7mm width that offers both precision and durability.
With a wide range of colors available, the FriXion Point Knock is suitable for everyone. Plus, you can save money and reduce waste by simply refilling the pen instead of purchasing a new one. Please note that due to the erasable ink, this pen should not be used for permanent documents such as signatures, legal papers, or exams.
- Black ink
- 0.7 mm nib size.
- Refillable
- erasable ink
- Made in Japan
About Pilot
The first Pilot pens were launched in Japan in 1918, decades of creativity, innovation and design have enabled Pilot to become a world leader in writing instruments.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
The PILOT Frixion Ball Knock pen combines thermosensitive ink with a retractable design, making it convenient and easy to use. Its special rubber eraser allows for seamless erasing without the need to press any buttons. This pen features a unique Synergy tip, with a medium 0.7mm width that offers both precision and durability.
With a wide range of colors available, the FriXion Point Knock is suitable for everyone. Plus, you can save money and reduce waste by simply refilling the pen instead of purchasing a new one. Please note that due to the erasable ink, this pen should not be used for permanent documents such as signatures, legal papers, or exams.
- Black ink
- 0.7 mm nib size.
- Refillable
- erasable ink
- Made in Japan
About Pilot
The first Pilot pens were launched in Japan in 1918, decades of creativity, innovation and design have enabled Pilot to become a world leader in writing instruments.
