PILOT The Shaker Mechanical Pencil, Black Barrel, 0.5mm HB Lead, Single Pencil (50026)

I am use this pencil pen last 15th year

Amazing product.... very comfortable product

It's sturdy to hold and best in market

Best mechanical Shaker pencil!!! Pilot made the 1st Shaker pencil, and this is/was the Original model Shaker H-1010. This has been my FAVORITE mechanical pencil for over 20 years! It's Excellent for taking looong notes, calculations, standardized #2 lead tests, precision sketch/drawing, .... Shaker pencils are phenomenal! They're wonderful because when you're writing feverishly, and can't stop for a second, a quick "flick" of your wrist with this Shaker pencil reloads the lead!!! This OG model is hard to find. I've tried other brands and models, but I like Pilot the best for Shaker pencils, and this model is still my favorite. The H-1010 required "shake" is the easiest, most gentle, and has consistent amount of lead reload- requiring the least effort to continue writing. (Unfortunately over the years this model was changed & the new mechanism & plastic parts are less durable... But, this is still my #1 favorite Shaker pencil.) If you can't get this one (Hard to find!), other favorites: Pentel Pilot Fure Fure Sprinter (Shaker, of course) - smooth grip, thin, stronger "shake" needed TomBow Mono Graph Shaker - stronger "shake" needed; dislike the flimsy plastic clip & thumb-click design

my to go pencil for writing

Este lapicero es uno de los must en mi oficina. Práctico, durable y de buena vista. A pesar de que algunos tipos de minas se rompen al agitar el lapicero, la gran mayoría resiste bien el trato. He tenido ejemplares de este producto desde hace unos 12 años y siempre han sido de lo más durables. De hecho, aún conservo dos de los otros tres que me he comprado.

In my mind, this is the perfect mechanical pencil for students. It's sturdy, inexpensive, and the shaker mechanism is easy to use. I find myself using it quire a lot, as it's quite convenient and satisfying. (Much easier than madly jamming the eraser end into something while taking notes.) Replacement erasers are the Pilot MS-10 type, and can be found on jetpens.com. I will warn you that the lettering on the side wears off, (at least on mine, not a big deal.) Also, the eraser feels slightly wobbly at first, but I've had mine for a few months now and it's not an issue. The erasers are also high-quality, which helps. Pair this with some Pentel AIN lead and a Staedtler Mars eraser, and you're set. Highly Recommended.

As you’re writing or drawing, just raise your hand and bring it down to extend the lead. The way your fingers hold the pencil stays the same. Very helpful for softer (B, 2B) leads.