uni Kurutoga Mechanical Pencil Standard, 0.5mm, Baby Pink (M54501P.68)

A pencil is a pencil, right? well maybe not. I tried these on a recommendation from an artist friend and I was instantly impressed. When using it to take notes it always stays really sharp and all of the lines are really even. I have just started drawing with it and it is definitely an upgrade from using an ordinary pencil or another mechanical pencil. I am fascinated by watching the pencil turn the lead around every time I lift it up from the page. I definitely recommend you should try one of these

AWESOME! I dont agree that its bad value for money, all things considered i think this pencil is worth every penny. I used to have a four candies set with 2 mechanical pencils. My 0.5 pencil FELL APART after it being dodgy for a while. Also, since they were metal, those pencils made my fingers smell bad after drawing for a bit. This though? Very comfortable to use, the smooth plastic doesnt hurt or smell, the build quality of the pencil is also fantastic and its just overall a stunning item that works splendidly. The lead it comes with is also great, though I'll be finishing my four candies lead before buying uni lead. Overall, i love this pencil, i've drawn practically half of my sketchbook in a month with it since it feels so nice to use and so comfortable, and its a loght weight so it doesnt feel difficult to draw with. Also, I have hypermobility, so its preferable for me to use bigger pens and pencils to help with grip, and this pencil is great for that. Genuinely, look no further dude this pencil is my holy grail I STRONGLY reccomend. The attached images are some drawings and studies i made with it using the lead that was in the pencil, all over the past month (i apologise for the glare, I used my flashlight to take these photos oops).

Fantastic feel in your hand, so smooth and writes like a dream with sharp clear edges. One of the nicest mechanical pencils I’ve used. 10/10

Love this. Fascinating to watch the mechanism spin round. Really does keep the lines consistent width and the lead in better condition to write with.

I’ve been using the Uni Kurotoga mechanical pencil for a while now, and it’s honestly a game changer for anyone who writes or draws a lot. The unique rotating lead mechanism means the tip stays sharp and doesn’t get flat like regular pencils. I never realised how satisfying it is to keep writing in a consistent thickness until I tried this pencil and I really hope other brands take ideas from this. The pencil design feels sturdy even though it's made from plastic parts, and comfortable to hold for long sessions, with a nice grip that shows the inner mechanism of the rotating pen engine. I also like how it has a built-in eraser and a nice balance. If you’re into neat, consistent writing or detailed sketches, the Kurotoga is definitely worth trying. It’s a little smarter than your average pencil and makes note-taking or drawing way easier.

Love these pencils, I’m Always buying new ones as they don’t last that long but are worth it to me !

Oh gosh I love this pencil. It’s so good looking but the technology behind the turning of the lead is just super cool. If you’re drawing lightly it won’t trigger the mechanism but that’s fine! I have lost the end cap, which is annoying but bound to happen with such a small piece. Overall I would definitely buy this again - in fact I already have in a different colour. My Husband also has a metal version. Great pencils!

Saw this recommended on Jet Pens and had to have it. It's now my favourite pencil. Self sharpening and smooth, the lines are consistent and the size of the barrel is perfect.

No lo he abierto pero está muy bonito, me gustó mucho han a que probarlo para sentir la experiencia

L'intitulé de l'article dit 0,3mm, alors que c'est un 0,5mm . Ces porte-mines sont excellents si c'est 0,5mm qu'il vous faut.

The Uni Kurutoga Mechanical Pencil Standard is a fantastic everyday pencil for writing and drawing. Its unique internal mechanism slowly rotates the lead as you write, keeping the tip sharp and reducing uneven wear. This means cleaner lines and fewer lead breaks compared to regular mechanical pencils. The grip feels comfortable, the build is solid, and it’s lightweight for long writing sessions. Easy to refill and reliable — a great choice for students, artists, and anyone who writes a lot.

I prefer to do most of my handwriting and note-taking in pencil, and the Uni Kurutoga is by far the best mechanical pencil I have used so far. I love how fine the point is because it enables me to write really small (so I can fit more notes in the space I have, lol). The special mechanism inside the pencil means I never have to adjust the way I'm holding the pencil to keep the point sharp - and this would have to be my favourite feature. The weight and shape of the pencil make it very comfortable to use, and the little eraser on the end is good for emergency corrections, although generally I prefer to use a larger eraser. Replacing the leads takes a little care, but isn't difficult. I have multiple Uni Kurutoga pencils around the house (because they're great pencils and you never know when inspiration may strike!), but the colour selection from Officeworks is very limited. Up until now I've only been able to get the bog-standard blue, yucky yellow-green and pink in the clear plastic case. I was so pleased to find this version, because how lovely is the lilac colour and the metallic finish? The only problem I've encountered so far is coming up with satisfactory excuses to justify my buying more like this one.... ;)

字が上手な人の動画を見るのが好きで、最近たまたまみた動画でクルトガって言っていたのですぐ買った。 めちゃくちゃ衝動買いですが、色がとても気に入ってます。 書きやすいと思います。