BIG IDEA DESIGN Ti Click EDC Pen - Machined Raw

The quality of the pen is superb, decent weight and no dents its not a tank though I think you drop this it will dent of some sort. Just some minor issue I had: the clicker is hitting something that it will scratch in the long term of usage much like any other clicker pens/pencil I think. I use a sarasa clip refill and without modification on that refill you will have to find the perfect spot because you will tend to have some hit and miss with the clicker or jams, you have to cut the refill a little shorter. second is the o-rings I think with around 5-6 months replacing of refill/gels it will worn-out thanks to the spare that is included in the package you can replace it, just to take note Bigidesign offered me to send o-rings for free thats a plus but unfortunately I lived in the Philippines so local supply is a much wiser choice. In conclusion if you want something premium then go for this but if you want a clicking sound then this is not for you, the multiple ink/gel refill choices and compatible is a huge plus for everyone but for me Sarasa clip refills are the most suited. I recommend this for professionals and EDC lovers including pen junkies.

One of the BEST pens I’ve ever purchased! Looks amazing and it truly can adjust to any refill put into it! The weight is hefty enough to make longer sessions of writing very comfortable. I just ordered a second pen!

I purchased this pen to use on my job as I work in law enforcement. Having a pen that I can depend on is important. The fit and finish on this pen is impeccable, and it's a very good looking pen. So far, every refill I've put in this pen works as that's one of the selling points, that it will work with over a hundred different types of refills. I debated on whether to get this one or the "slim" model. I'm glad I chose this one as it's very nice looking. The only advantage I saw of the slim model was the fact that regardless of which refill you put in it, the length stays the same. I recommend this pen to anyone who is a pen and edc nut like me.

Pros: -Fit and finish -Adaptability to use different ink cartridges -Single hand deployment and retraction of tip -NOT a "bolt action" Cons: -shorter than average pens -higher price compared to similar Ti pens -mushy clicker mechanism Let me start by saying that the craftsmanship of this pen is impeccable. There are no sharp edges, burrs, or imperfections that I can see or feel. I do wish that the edges of the pocket clip were beveled or rounded, though. The tension on the clip is just right. The clicking mechanism is mushy and a bit gritty. The grittiness was solved by adding a bit of lube. I presume part of the mushiness is due to the weak spring that is included. I will try to look for a stiffer spring to see if that helps. Before purchasing this, I was a bit skeptical about the way this pen adjusts to the different refills. I imagined it unscrewing and coming loose over time. There are 2 o-rings being used and the adjustments are positive and I don't belive it will become loose over time. I added a bit of rubber safe lube to the o-rings to make the adjustments smoother. Even after adding the lube, the adjustments are solid and firm. One thing of note is that this pen is much shorter than I expected. I know that size doesn't matter and it does not impede full functionality or comfort of using the pen, but it just feels a little... off. I've been using my Olight pens for a while which are about average length at 6 inches. With stock ink cartridge, this pen comes in at 5 inches. I included a pic of this pen next to a standard Sharpie and my Olight pen for comparison. Again, not a big issue, just something to note. The main reason I purchased this pen is because it can accommodate pressurized ink refills. I own 2 Olight pens, one in black, and the other is Ti, and they use proprietary cartridges. This is by design because the top end of the Olight pens house a green laser and a flashlight. There would not be enough clearance for many populat ink cartridges available on the market today. The included ink is acceptable. It does not write very smoothly and it is fine point which neither is to my liking. The ink does dry almost instantly so that's a plus. Since I plan on carrying both Ti pens, I was hoping the finish matched somewhat but alas, it does not. Not a dealbreaker by any means, though. I am by no means a pen aficionado. I'm just a gadget enthusiast. This pen definitely fits the bill for my needs and I would recommend it to anyone who likes "nice" thing.

This is the perfect pen. I'm pretty sure it's the last pen i'm ever gonna buy. Not only because the quality is great and i'm sure it'll last my lifetime, but also because it takes pretty much any refill i've come across. I currently use it with a Parker medium refill, and a Cross gel refill. The size and weight is perfect for me. The look and design is great, looks classy, clean and of high quality. I'm coming form being a long time fan/user of the Parker Jotter so this pen fits my preference perfectly. With the Parker refill is the same length as the Jotter. To me the Machined Raw is the best cause it shows of the fact it's titanium, the other two might be confused with being plastic or lesser materials. I've always liked the brushed satin metal look so to me Machined Raw is perfect for me. I know it's pricey but since i won't need to ever buy another pen i think it's worth it.

I have 10 Zebra F-701's. I highly recommend that pen for an edc pen. I have 2 of these overpriced BID pens. They are pretty dope. I cary the copper click every day. Literally every day. Buy it and throw a Fisher Space Pen bold blue in it or a Pilot G2 bold blue in it. You won't be sorry. I wish I would have just bought the copper click. Thats all I needed. I left all of my Fisher Space pen enhanced Zebra F-701's in all of the go bags but I carry this Gucci copper pen on my person every single day. I LoVe it so much!! I carry a CWF (Charles Wiggins Flashlights copper light with that pen and a Hinderer XM-18 3.5, a Chris Reeve Zaan Tanto, a ZT 0308TS, or a Kershaw Blur, erry day!!! You can not go wrong with a COPPER click pen!!! Buy one. Buy once cry once. Carry it every day like i do. YT #outdoorgearaddiction

Purchased to go along with my edc outfitted in copper scales, and it is beautifully crafted and develops a nice patina, but the complete lack of a click in my "Click" really threw me off. Like borderline disappointing in how little feedback it provides. For something EDC, the click would be nice for fidget factor, especially in office environment where flicking a knife might not be appropriate. It does accept my favorite refill, so that's a plus and has a very nice weight to it. Also, wanted to see if I could buy a black clip for my pen and the big idea team replied no but I could purchase the black pen and provided me a 10% coupon, which seemed nice until you go to their homepage and its the same 10% the offer anyone. Asked a follow up question and they never got back to me, so their cs is not what a company charging these prices should be. Probably being nitpicky, but for the price I expected more.

Ok, there is a steep price, but having the ability to just pick up "any" or just about any ink cartridges and it works in the pen. Quality craftsmanship, feel good in the hand, and did I mention you can put just about any ink cartridge for a pen and it works. These folks care about the product and provide above and beyond the usual customer support. Thank you for making a product worth the coin.