Columbia River CRKT TPENBOND2R Mike Bond Ti2 Design TechLiner Super Shorty Pen, Red Aluminum, 3.85" Overall - KnifeCenter Exclusive

Part #: CRTPENBOND2R | CRKT Knives (Columbia River)

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Description

CRTPENBOND2R: TPENBOND2R Mike Bond TechLiner Super Shorty Pen, Red, KnifeCenter Exclusive

Columbia River (CRKT)

Your job's too important for a drugstore pen. Bring along a pen that sticks around. The TechLiner Super Shorty pen is a new take on the can't-go-without-it original. It's built to impress with a sleek, ergonomically machined body and magnetic ends that stick solidly to clipboards, desk legs, and workbenches so it's always within arm's reach.

Artist and machinist Mike Bond first dreamed up the TechLiner Super Shorty in his shop in Pearl City, Hawaii. Crafted with 6061 aircraft-grade aluminum, it's super lightweight and houses a black SCHMIDT MegaLine 4889 M for reliable writing from the tropics to the arctic. This iteration is red and compact so it tucks neatly into a shirt pocket. A strong magnet on both the cap and the end of the pen stick securely to metal surfaces so you'll never find yourself without.

Skip the plastic and opt for a pen that lasts.

Features

  • Magnetic ends secure cap and attach to surfaces
  • Aluminum handle combines strength with minimal weight
  • Red anodized body
  • Easy to carry

Specifications

  • Overall Length: 3.850" (97.79 mm)
  • Diameter: 0.462" (11.73 mm)
  • Material: 6061 Aluminum
  • Weight: 0.70 oz. (19.84 g)
  • Refill: SCHMIDT MegaLine 4889 M Black
  • Designer: Mike Bond
  • Made in China

UPC Code: 794023005486

Related Categories

CRKT Knives (Columbia River), CRKT Tao Pens Series, Aluminum Handle Material, Pens, Pens Blue, Mike Bond

Product Clip Type Badge: Pocket Clip
Product Handle Badge: Aluminum Handles
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